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Cringeworthy watching. I keep saying that Australia, be it the government, healthcare, media, or the patients themselves, NEED TO STOP SAYING CHRONIC FATIGUE! Call it by its gross name, CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME. And no, no one understands that it is actually CFS and that is just what that...

I'm no expert, but I don't think they go anywhere once you have the sample. I think Chia is wrong, but that's just me.

I'll jump in. No, I didn't read every post so sorry if I am reapeating what was already posted. I could have sworn Solve ME/CFS Initiative had said they analyzed the Chia samples and found no enteroviruses. I just googled now and can't find the information but I really thought they did check...

Generic legal battle I don't think Pregabalin can even be marketed to insurance companies and pharmacies until 2019, so my insurance probably won't cover it until 2020. Then, it probably won't be a preferred generic making it more expensive than most generics.

It is good. I hope the media reports on this. Edit: I just saw the Medscape post by someone else. That's pretty important as I know healthcare practitioners do use it.

Also, athletes get "overtraining syndrome". The Tired Athlete: Understanding Fatigue and Recovery "After 2 to 4 weeks of increasing your CTL by such excessive amounts you are likely to be toast. You’ll be in the early stages of the overtraining syndrome. That will be marked by symptoms like...

Transparency: Revision of NICE guidance on Depression

If you do, and you are allowed to let us know what is going on, keep us updated.

So, my doctor said he would read up on the research, but would rather wait until the research is finished before making a decision. So, I can't get it yet.

I went Gluten, dairy, caffeine, and wheat free for over a year to no avail. I did have a Celiac disease test and it was negative. If one feels better or less bloated, that's great but unfortunately for me, nothing ever worked. I juiced too. ugh

Sounds like dairy and gluten allergies and a misdiangosis of ME.

This post has been merged from a new thread. It links to an article in Outbreak News. Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS): CDC releases updated website I just wanted to post this article here. I hope mainstream media pickes this story up.

http://outbreaknewstoday.com/gatlinburg-gi-outbreak-sickens-hundreds-linked-climb-works-zipline-canopy-tour-45753/ "Testing is underway to try to identify the causes of the illnesses. Multiple patients who visited the facility since June 15, 2018 have tested positive for norovirus. One patient...

I changed it. :)

David Tuller called them out on that in his Trial By Error installment. It was posted here, somewhere. He does hold BMJ responsible, from what I remember reading, as they have had other papers on LP and SMILE printed in their journals. If I remember all that correctly. EDIT: Oh, you ARE David...

:emoji_thumbsdown::emoji_weary: This is an OUTRAGE! :emoji_rage:

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E. coli sickens hundreds on zip line tours in popular resort town My friends's son and his new wife went on their honeymoon and took the zip line tour in Gatlinburg, TN. He was sick for days and she is still sick. I wonder if anyone will go into ME/CFS?

Yes, yes they do.

Yes, I think you are right. Although, I am "tickled pink" over the changes as I have had to deal with horrific managment of my disease for 40 years (and Fibro for 45) and I find this to be very helpful. Also, I encourage everyone in the US to e-mail the CDC website information to their state's...