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"Perhaps the most compelling evidence that at least a subset of ME/CFS cases are directly caused by brainstem deformation come from a set of well-documented case studies." But then they go on about JW and JB as they've recovered, but that's not the most compelling evidence? How do they know it...

I believe she is and I'm quite scared how many people will go on to have surgery after that...

Ernst Jurgens is part of the guidelines committee for ME. So along side Hans Knoop en Jos van der Meer etc. And he's not a push over so. Hopeful stuff!

I wrote about Sanne Nijhof and Elise van de Putte as well. The full quote was this though. She tried to do an Esther Crawley by making a comparison with anti-vaxxers. They were working together on FITNET-NHS at the time. Pretty cheap...

Does anyone know who filed this complaint? I wonder if Crawley's departure has something to do with the fact that MAGENTA did show harm in the end? As well as FITNET-NHS of course. Is it possible to find out via a FOI request?

Ernst Jurgens, occupational physician and medical biologist, on the Dutch FITNET study.

He just posted it on LinkedIn. It was after the publication of the NOS. It deserves a bigger platform though.

I wrote a response. It's Google translated. Still have to correct it. https://anilvanderzee.com/vgct-harms-children-with-me-with-their-response-to-nos-news/

Yeah, that was not his best description he gave. Normally he does a better job. Definitely something to work on.

8 pm news about the treatment and at times coercion of CBT/GET in kids. Lead story which was quite something really. I added English subtitles.

Here is the commentary translated to English:

Medisch Contact, one the biggest medical magazines for medical doctors in the Netherlands has written an "activist" mini review about Doctors as Patients. Good at least it got picked up. Happy about that. https://www.medischcontact.nl/actueel/boeken-en-films/media-en-cultuur/doctors-as-patients

German and French subtitles have now been added.

Thanks @Kitty and @wingate. I'm glad you like it and that it's overall well received. I'll ask them to join for sure.

What are you basing it on that ME had 2? I thought both had one?

Italian and Spanish subtitles have been added.

Thank you. Glad you liked it. I agree they're great speakers. Not easy considering the cognitive dysfunction.

Sports physician Kasper Janssen, who's the co-author of the paper, gave a talk recently about how he uses the HRV. You can turn on the auto-translator in the captions section.

Super kind of you. Hoping with you!