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Very good, honest, realistic article.

I used this a few years ago. I don't have a facebook account any longer so I can't test it. download a Facebook Video (No third-party download...) 1. Play the video that you would like to download 2. While it's playing, right click on it and select Show video URL 3. Copy the video URL and...

I suffered from provoked vestibulitis in my 30s. It's a common form of vulvodynia. The gynaecologist was convinced I had a psychological problem but I persisted and he eventually performed a vestibulectomy. The surgery worked to a certain extent and the pain was hugely reduced but was still...

"Researchers have found what could be a secret weapon against new variants of COVID-19 – a type of drug related to a common blood thinner that’s effective at stopping the virus from binding with cells. QUT [Queensland University of Technology] researchers have been looking into how heparin...

I had no trouble dragging the text to a Word document which is easy to read. Can't wait to get started.

I think this (rather long) article does a good job of looking at both sides and concluding that the lab was the most likely source. https://thebulletin.org/2021/05/the-origin-of-covid-did-people-or-nature-open-pandoras-box-at-wuhan/

Thanks @zzz . A really worthwhile read!

I thoroughly researched the best CBD (cannabidiol) and spent a fortune on it. I have all types of pain and got no relief whatsoever. I didn't even feel more relaxed. Big disappointment.

I read this appalling hercanberra trash a little while ago and now the web page is not available. I hope it stays that way.

This article is also in the world edition of The Guardian. You have to scroll down a little way. It's under the heading Coronavirus. https://www.theguardian.com/world

I just listened to another great interview by Scott Simpson with author Marcus Sedgwick about not being believed and being directly told your illness is all in your head. https://www.patreon.com/MedicalErrorInterviews - dated Mar 30, 2021 https://marcussedgwick.com/all-in-your-head/ "...

I can relate to needing willpower for cognitive tasks too. The symptom that causes me the most grief (literally) by far is 'brainfog'. To do something needing a fair bit of mental effort for me is so difficult, and requires so much determination/willpower to put myself through it, that I too...

Of course ME is not a condition caused by a lack of willpower and a lack of willpower is not one of the symptoms. However, to give an example of where willpower is part of the picture for me personally: As I tap out this post, I'm sitting up in bed mulling the walk to the greengrocer that I must...

The Journal of a Disappointed Man is also on Librivox. https://librivox.org/search/?q=the%20journal%20of%20a%20disappointed%20man&search_form=advanced

Lucrative snake oil

Great interview except for Karen Price who made my blood boil. Karen Price, the president of the RACGP, explains that they are limited by the lack of available diagnoses to explain groups of symptoms which may be serious enough to limit normal function but don't fit known diseases. She says...

Yet another reason to wonder if I really do have ME.... Overall, my tolerance of alcohol has decreased exactly in line with my age. There have always been times when I wouldn't know I've had a drink and other times when one standard drink wipes me out. I suspect this is quite normal and...

Royal Canin is doing this. I see ever more highly processed food with even more supplements added at increasingly eye-watering prices. Never mind that cats are obligate carnivores. My pet subject:p

I searched "annie hopper DNRS scam" and found this near the top of the page. Thanks again to David Tuller for another great article. Published Sept 2020 - https://www.virology.ws/2020/09/02/trial-by-error-what-is-the-dynamic-neural-retraining-system/

I would imagine telling my next door neighbour who has no medical knowledge and isn't particularly quick off the mark. So off the top of my head... The defining feature of ME/CFS is known as post-exertional malaise where doing anything too much physically or mentally makes the symptoms worse...