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Nah, those devices tend to go off without a reason (or the reason might be a certain posture like moving your arms above your head). A close friend of mine who had a pacer/defibrillator received shocks in the shower when washing his hair. Quite painful! If there would be a medical reason for...

You could have had high expectancies or low expectancies, if your experiences were good, you were be more likely to stick to it. Quelle surprise! I would have liked to see a much greater emphasis on how creating a better experience could lead to more patients continuing doing sports after...

ETA: TRP = Transient Receptor Potential ion channels TRPM3= Transient Receptor Potential Melastatin 3 ion channels

Patients were eager to participate, but their expectations (of the benefits) were not satisfied:

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Alternative sci-hub link: https://sci-hub.se/10.1016/j.mehy.2019.109260

Sorry, couldn't resist... What a mouse model of ME/CFS would look like:

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This. I recently watched an online presentation about chronic/recurrent cystitis (and the association to vaginosis). These were my take-aways: - Some pathogens are destroyed by oxygen, so the urine tests were you pee in a cup and the nurse later dips a test strip into it, might not detect the...

Sci-Hub link to accepted manuscript here.

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The subtitle reads: "I often feel like a 100-year-old trapped inside a young person’s body." Well, I feel the other way round. Which makes a lot more sense to me... The idea of a 100 year old having a young person's body surely would be something favoured? ETA: I wrapped my head around this...

For me, it does.

[my bolding] Just a mad thought: The graph in @hinterland 's link shows the concentration (amount) of oxygen in the cells. This is lower in cells treated with ME plasma. Is it proven that this is caused by a reduced UPTAKE? Could it instead be caused by increased CONSUMPTION? Maybe that...

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These talks sound interesting: Carl Fratter “FBXL4 related mitochondrial disease is associated with pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency” (Oxford). Yaomeng Lui “Exercise and exosomes” (Oxford). (Maybe they misspelled her last name and this is her, as she gave the same talk here).

Finally this is happening in Germany! Although the guidelines already restricted the use of fluorquinolones in minor infections (like sinusitis, cystitis), most docs seemed not aware of this, nor of possible severe, chronic side effects. Today the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical...

My hope is that while the BPS-crew tries to load more and more cargo onto their ship, this will only help to sink it sooner.

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