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Maybe nog the right thread, so feel free to move this to another thread, mods. But are there any online sources to learn more about cells/immunity if you do not have a science background? Just 2 years of biology in secondary school.

Ugh a Great Barrington defender, charming https://www.panaccindex.info/p/ucsfs-vinay-prasad-profits-from-child Here an article, with more info about him. Do not know the reliability of the source.

My freezer does not exude any heat luckily. I would recommend to use cold water in the bottle and to not fully fill them, because ice expands.

Yes make sure that you have old style double glazing! Hr++ glazing can suffer from heatshock and crack. I did see some specials hr++ foils. I did the tin foil on old style double glazing and it really works. I did put it inside, since I can’t put it on the outside.

As long as there is no reliable care path for ME, I would not want to go to hospital, virtual or non-virtual. However I did get IV-therapy at home. And I was really happy to not have to go hospital several times a week. It saves a lot of energy, and the sensory issues in hospitals are horrible.

What makes you worry about mold? The water use?

Summer is helllll. Previously houses in NL had traditional double glazing. The glass kept heat out in summer and cold out in winter Now this has been replaced by hr++ glazing. That keeps heat inside, ok in winter but in summer it is like a sauna. My dream would be to oversummer in a cooler...

Sorry that you are dealing with this. It sounds tough. I would not know what this would be called. Have you tried a symptom checker such as symptoma or webmd? Or discuss it with your doctor? Hope you will find help/ answers that will offer some relief.

Thank you Mr Edwards, for the explanation.

I found this review on NK cell disfunction in ME. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31727160/ Is this robust enough to speak of NK cell disfunction in ME? Honest question, do not have a science background. Edit; and if not, what would it need to become more of a robust finding?

When I was mild I tried some Tai chi, guess what I still progressed to severe (shocking /s)

Sounds lovely! Aren’t heatpumps super noisy though?

I would love this for moderate/severe too. Somewhere in a quiet location with everything set up to be a low stimuli environment.

Great to see a joint campaign from various ME charities

Summary of countries who do not keep official statistics The Netherlands

Keeping statistics on disease is important for various reasons: It gives an indication on how large the problem is funding is often determined on number of patients It also informs governments on the effectiveness of treatments To know the prevalence and impact of a disease Feel free to add...

It did work for me. Edit: (Just to let @Utsikt know that the links works) so sorry it does not work for @MrMagoo

The writer says Garner has been featured in at least 85!! articles and news features. Great media campaign.

To pick one aspect, the peer review; just having 2/3 peer reviewers; usually the editor who decides who are the peer reviewers seems like a huge risk of bias.

I like the idea. Instead of a thread could this be added to research posts with a ‘brainfog’ explanation/ research for dummies?