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Yes. "Existing randomized controlled trials and systematic reviews, which conclude insufficient or low-quality evidence of effectiveness". Last sentence of "Results" in the abstract. This research: someone on facebook, x and tiktok says it helps.

Hot AIR?

Prior to my appointment with researchers in The Netherlands I was asked to do a N 2(pictures) back N 3 back test over a 3 week period, on-line, at home, on good moments and bad moments. Reaction time and memory accuracy were tested. The differences in good or bad moments were pretty obvious. In...

Thanks Nightsong for posting and @dave30th for the excellant blog. BMJ must really like your writings they keep coming back for seconds, thirds......... Are they incapable of learning? Or don't they care? Bad press is attention too?

What would your own n=1 answer be to your question?

Could you explain what you mean by more established longer duration non-LC-ME/CFS?

Thanks for the warning. Venous oxygenation caught my attention. I'd love to learn more about that. I do remember though a bold signal turning into effort preference (NIH).

Who's in a hurry? I've only been waiting for 33 years as are miilions of other patients all over the world. Two years embargo, that hurts.

Authors with knowledge and common sense, how wonderful.

Thanks again. You are a whole lot more persistent than the 70 + NINDS group. Outperforming the researchers!! And I like you're way of thinking here a lot! :thumbup::hug:

And I keep wondering why I still keep reading this stuff. Maybe I need the adrenaline?

No need for logon and I agree with you comment, thanks for posting anyway.

The opposite for me. I'm doing better in winter. I even put my room temperature on 16 C, helps my brainfog. To keep the rest of my body warm I use warm clothes, several layers if needed. No way I would wait to try things to see if I had improved, impatience grows after 33 years.

"änd the mental deficits of CFS are potentially compromised by lack of objectivity of patients'complaints" "However, some CFS patients present with pre-procedure tachycardia that questions the result of this test" (treadmill) When someone writes a paper should he not study the subject first...

Really great find @forestglip and great follow up @mango, many thanks. I watched the first video. Prof. Gottfries started in 1957, the year I was born. A 50% of reduction of symptons because of this vaccine, injected once a month, could have been available when I got ME/CFS in 1991. The...

RBC's are less deformable aggregates are formed oxygen binding to hemoglobin is problematic oxygen extraction is problematic viscosity is higher turnover rate of RBC's is higher, more immature RBC's, lower blood volume blood flow is hampered CO2 retention Krebs cycle needs oxygen and it ain't...

succinic 63 (3x upper limit). Tested in 1997! Slow as a turtle. It took me 27 years to figure this out. Yesterday I found out high succinic acid could also be caused bij C.difficile. I don't even remember being treated for that, no medication for sure, I certainly was never retested. When...

Muscle at risk, we'll tell you all about it in june 2026.

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I have the same drawing skills you mentioned. The patients only used the body to put their arrows and x's on to point out the most painful spots. I don't think the proposed "treatment" options was what patients expected. Psychologists might want to do some soulsearching. When previous...