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Interesting. I don't think that antibiotics are necessarily the answer for all of us though, least of all those who are sensitive to medications. I note that: "We treated all patients with evidence of SIBO with antibiotics and discontinuation of probiotics, and the rest with dietary advice...

I am more than sceptical about animal models. They DO NOT WORK. I spent years studying this. I am sceptical about anyone who says they are going to use animal models. Now I remember why I was sceptical about Ian Lipkin. :(:banghead::mad:

Source: UK House of Lords Date: July 9, 2018 URL: https://www.parliament.uk/business/publications/written-questions-answers-statements/written-question/Lords/2018-06-25/HL8931/ Ref: http://www.me-net.combidom.com/meweb/web1.4.htm#westminster [Written Answers] Fibromyalgia ------------ Lord...

I worked on a hospital switchboard for 3 years, and felt really bad about disturbing junior doctors when they were trying to sleep, to tell them about a patient having a heart attack, for example. I knew all too well the stress they were under. They used to come into the switchroom to change...

But he says at the end "The anecdotal evidence would suggest that if you get early intervention from GPs who know how to manage and treat the disease, that gives you the best prognosis for recovery." Really? Based on what?

and I took part in activity tests at the Open University summer school that I went to - passed with flying colours (unless someone can point me to some detail/s that shows otherwise), despite the heat. Details here if anyone is interested...

I had huge amounts of energy. I worked full-time and made full active use of my 'leisure' time. In Cornwall I was an active member of a couple of societies, including being a rep of various kinds, I collected firewood from a plantation at weekends, then went to the pub. As I got more...

negative consequences of rest?????

Source: UK House of Commons Date: July 4, 2018 URL: https://www.parliament.uk/business/publications/written-questions-answers-statements/written-question/Commons/2018-06-26/157851/ Ref: http://www.me-net.combidom.com/meweb/web1.4.htm#westminster [Written Answers] Chronic Fatigue Syndrome...

"Dr. Klimas believes a treatment for Gulf War illness will be available in about five years" How many times do we hear this...?

I had a lot of nausea and vomiting in what I think of as Year 2, which I thought might be due to poor diet or too much alcohol or drugs (legal and otherwise). But maybe it wasn't. I discuss it here...

I found this wording questionable: "feeling hot/cold for no reason". I'm sure there is a reason! I get very hot after doing an activity for a while, and suspect that it's due to my delayed adjustment mechanisms. It stops after I've stopped the activity for about 5 minutes.

Checked out the Tameside Hospital website and they have a 'Ditch the Sugar Symposium' on 4 July 2018. Details here: https://www.tamesidehospital.nhs.uk/default.aspx.locid-014new09z.Lang-EN.htm Hopefully they'll do an online report.

Yes, it can be. There was a programme on UK radio yesterday about too much sugar in food - I had to cut down drastically a few years ago. See https://www.s4me.info/threads/uk-radio-programme-on-high-carbohydrate-foods.4852/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b86702 I would have liked to put this in a more ME/CFS-related thread, as sugar problems are high on the ME/CFS agenda, but they aren't unique to ME/CFS either. The Eatwell Guide The Food Programme Sheila Dillon questions whether the government's Eatwell...