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Could this high tryptophan theory be relevant to the reports of ME/CFS remission during pregnancy? "Decreased plasma tryptophan in pregnancy." https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8684760?dopt=Abstract Just one study, obviously. Have no idea what I'm talking about and have just over-googled...

I don't think it would take much to modify that for a different "qualification." TiredSam's Psychic Phone Operator Academy Final Exam Task 1. Script a conversation...

While watching the first video, I thought that the narrator was using a deliberately hypnotic tone, so it wasn't surprising to hear Phil say in the second video that he had trained as a hypnotist. If that's the case, I personally think that's not cool. Reminds me of subliminal advertising.

Uh oh. I'm worried you might have given the BPS crowd an idea for a new research project there, Graham. If they think a video game study has merit...are the healing powers of limericks next???? A psychologist who felt it was time To prove limericks were truly sublime Launched a study to show...

Delayed diagnosis, and hence treatment, of other conditions/diseases a ME/CFS patient might also have, because symptoms are dismissed as imaginary.

I'm not sure if ME/CFS is mentioned specifically on this website about the training programme, http://www.thriveprogramme.org/train/ but it is listed as one of the conditions people who train to be thrive consultants can supposedly help clients overcome...

Does anyone know if pregnancy has an impact on ammonia levels, or on the urea cycle? (Thinking of the anecdotal reports of ME/CFS going into temporary remission during pregnancy.)

I just recently learned, by googling, "heartbeat sound in ear," that there is a specific type of tinnitus called pulsatile tinnitus, which sounds like what you have described. It seems that the cause should be investigated to rule out serious problems, like tumors and vascular conditions. Of...

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Just a word of caution for anyone who has had an adverse reaction to fluoroquinolones. Cimetidine and ranitidine are, along with fluoroquinolones, inhibitors of the CYP1a2 pathway. https://www.pharmacytimes.com/publications/issue/2007/2007-11/2007-11-8279