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    NYTimes Opinion: "Mental Illness isn't All in Your Head" - L. Pryor 2019

    Yep
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    Central sensitisation: another label or useful diagnosis? (2019) Nijs et al.

    I have been wondering for years why ME pain is different from injury pain.
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    Is it true that more than half of medical consultations are for MUS? A look at the evidence.

    / Then let them explain why my period pain when I was a teenager disappeared after a few years being real bad. Sometimes it was so bad as being in labour.
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    Cognitive Impairments in Fibromyalgia Syndrome: Associations With Positive & Negative Affect, Alexithymia, Pain Catastrophizing.., 2018, Duschek et al

    / That reminds me of my daughter. In a horse jumping contest she and the horse fell in one of the obstacles. Firstaid said she could start in te next run. She said she was okay and did but in the car on our way home she got pain. Went to the hospital and they found her clavicle was broken.
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    'Consumer-Contested Evidence: Why the ME/CFS Exercise Dispute Matters So Much' PLOS Blog post by Hilda Bastian

    yep
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    Hypothesis piece by Amy Proal, a microbiologist with ME/CFS

    I was not. I said it is not for me. The med I still use has many effects on T cells and no known direct effect on B cells.
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    Blog: The real reason I’ve stopped writing for The Canary? Watch this video. by Steve Topple

    Seems like sweating to me. Cold or hot I can not tell. Furthermore I have the impression she was swallowing something.
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    Blog: The real reason I’ve stopped writing for The Canary? Watch this video. by Steve Topple

    Did You have a close look at what happened before the fit started?
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    The prevalence and impact of psychoneuroimmunological factors in ME/CFS: Effects and mechanisms of ACT (2019) Olsson et al.

    I think high concentration hydrogenperoxide could do that. Lets put them on hydrogenperoxde gas.
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    The MED Study, Bo Christer Bertilson (Sweden)

    Yep. In my case it certainly was not the cause. Just one of the symptoms. That symptom improved very much without churgery or massage. I am pretty sure it is the innate immune system that causes the symptoms when it tries to destroy the pathogen.
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    The MED Study, Bo Christer Bertilson (Sweden)

    Does he follow mainstream or does he have good ideas?
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    The MED Study, Bo Christer Bertilson (Sweden)

    They might be on something there. When I was still severe that area was horrible.
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    Mitochondrial complex activity in permeabilised cells of chronic fatigue syndrome patients (2019) Tomas, Brown, Newton, Elson

    Not the one I suspect
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    Article: The role of mitochondria in ME/CFS: a perspective, 2019, Tomas and Elson

    It is claimed there is no DNA/RNA
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    stiff muscle cells

    \ Just thinking loud. I came along hydrogenperoxide as a innate immune response. A very very long time ago I used hydrogen peroxide as a wound desinfectant so I know how it can bite. Plus it can destroy the agent I suspect and the immunesystem makes it in response to the infection I suspect...
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    stiff muscle cells

    \ I mean something like this: https://www.news-medical.net/life-sciences/What-is-the-Actin-Cytoskeleton.aspx The actin cytoskeleton is a dynamic network made up of actin polymers and associated actin binding proteins. The actin cytoskeleton was originally isolated as a component of the...
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    stiff muscle cells

    Who thinks it does not take more effort to contract muscles with stiff musclecells than with normal cells?
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    Who said: don't bother testing patients?

    He was good
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    Who said: don't bother testing patients?

    He claims al kind of stupid conclusions. I gave up a long time ago to take it serieus
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    Myalgic encephalomyelitis or chronic fatigue syndrome: how could the illness develop?(2019) - G.Morris,Maes,Berk,Puri

    Yep
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