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Paul Garner's thoughts would be interesting on this one.

I had read somewhere that glutamate does not cross BBB easily and most glutamate is made from pools of glutamine in brain as neurons can't directly make it from glucose? EtA this was probably 3am reading so could well be wrong

Cognitive dissonance is a class act to watch in real time

Interesting as glutamate is an issue in cancer. Cancerous cells use it as an alternative fuel when glucose is not sufficient. There have been comments in the past re similarities to cancer cell behaviour ( probably re glucose ?).

I wonder what she would make of this....

Thanks for the additional info . We did a home version of the 10 minute lean test monitoring HR ( no BO sensor on our wearable). Pretty convincing OI, but need BP to explore this further. Had we done this out of home situation PEM may have been a consequence. My daughter has a routine , but...

Depends over what time period they looked to correlate this.

Poor poor children

Thank you @Invisible Woman . Given that the PSP will probably involve questionnaire(s) it would be good to get feedback to enable things to be highlighted from the onset rather than try and tweak things later . @Simbindi had some good comments on other threads which highlighted how...

Thanks :)

Dignitas will he a huge beneficiary.

Yes this was what I was alluding to . There were suggestions on the other threads re how participation could be made easier for all , and why telephone etc is an issue too. It simply seems that cognitive issues are not recognized enough , the varying types of disabilities not explored enough...

Sadly many accounts of reduced function and incapacity are from those who did not go to hospital- indeed some did not have severe COVID symptoms. Another well thought out study ( hint if sarcasm)

Link ?

Here its " full of buzzing bees" but seems to be more joint related.

I share your concern. My cousin lives in Melbourne with his family. His parents live in Cape Town , South Africa- a country that was initially doing well but seems also to have significant issues now. Not good for either .

From previous threads ( particularly the paediatric NICE guidelines consultation and problems with conversation), there was interesting discussion about the ability of #pwme to participate in consultation. The existing go-to seems to be online survey, with telephone being a back up and this was...

This. It took us a long time to recognise this. Adrenaline is a real bummer, perhaps especially if you are a child . Children naturally want to do things- holding them back is difficult, especially when a lot if the " advice" promotes increasing activity. It is false energy and I think the...

If your studies are broadly crap, your meta analysis will be broadly crap. Or did I miss something?

Behavioural fatigue .... wonder who coined that one?