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Following talk on the PR forum about NO I started taking L-Citruline 500mg & Arginine 1000mg in 2015 for a few weeks. They didn't do me any good and from what I remember I actually felt a bit worse after taking them so gave up on them.

Many English place names end in 'by', showing their Scandinavian heritage.

Done.

In the UK we've had a period (a couple of weeks at least) of dry weather and as usual after about a week I have experienced a big improvement in my ME. I have more energy and do not suffer PEM from activities that would normally cause it. I am even able to start some minor diy work that I've had...

Long Covid: doctors find 'antibody signature' for patients most at risk Blood tests on the participants showed that those who developed long Covid – also known as post-acute Covid-19 syndrome (Pacs) – tended to have low levels of the antibodies IgM and IgG3. When Covid strikes, IgM ramps up...

I've been taking part in the ONS (Office for National Statistics) Covid study involving both a swab test for Covid-19 and a blood test for anti-bodies to the virus for the last 18 months. This involves a monthly visit from them to collect the samples and ask a multitude of questions about social...

As the threat of catching Covid begins to recede people will inevitably adopt this attitude. There is only a window of opportunity to get LC taken seriously before this view becomes the norm. With no longer a personal threat to themselves they will dismiss it as only affecting the...

Comedians could be prescribed on NHS to help patients struggling with trauma: Bristol Uni Esther Crawley perhaps?

Clearly not a BPSer then, "we have spoken, no further comment needed, expert or otherwise".

Is this saying none of the patients had maintained the improvement at the 3 month point? Edit: From the main text "No patient reported adverse manifestation upon O2-O3-AHT and following the next 3 months from the treatment." It looks like the patients DID maintain the improvement at the 3...

We left handers live in a world of right handed oppression ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bias_against_left-handed_people

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-59418123

Disappointing that they seem to think that it is all down to poor breathing techniques which can be cured by retraining. There may well be a physiological/biological reason for that breathing pattern and retraining won't cure that.

An update from Dr. Ron Davis: Improving diagnostic tools for ME/CFS #TripleGivingTuesday Research Update As OMF comes closer to the end of its #TripleGivingTuesday campaign, I’m pleased to share this special Research Update for our supporters. OMF has recently funded a project, under my...

The ESA work capability assessment disregards the actual illness you have and is based on how the illness affects you on a day to day basis. Two people with an identical health condition can be given quite different assessments. So I don't think the NICE review will have much impact on assessments.

It would certainly help but I don't know if it's allowed, perhaps someone outside the UK could try and let us know.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-59140359

https://www.change.org/p/department-of-health-and-social-care-we-demand-the-creation-of-a-new-mechanism-by-which-m-e-c-f-s-patients-can-report-harms-ab215021-5d66-4f72-9ba2-06a633f298f3?source_location=topic_page

The importance of people with MS staying within their energy limits is emphasised by NICE My bolding @PhysiosforME