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One thing that must be remembered is that a lay person's perception of ME/CFS is almost certainly based on what little information they have been exposed to through "expert" and government sources for the last 30 odd years. That is to say, they think it is "all in the head," depression, "false...

Maybe there should be a prize for digging the deepest hole. Or at least a music video... [ Pretty great little animation. Turn on CC for lyrics. ]

You can donate to Columbia/Mailman's ME/CFS research here: https://www.givenow.columbia.edu/?_sd=588&_sa=21677# It may take moment, but, after the page loads, scroll down and it should quickly and automatically display the specific fund - namely:

I'd never heard of "iridology" before. Apparently, it's like phrenology, only for the iris. :rolleyes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iridology It seems like her onset dates to a virus in 2001, but she doesn't say exactly when she started to improve. The problem is that some people do seem to...

I was just wondering what the interpretation would be in a trial where the treatment group is unchanged but the placebo group shows a lot of improvement. Admittedly, this would seem like a rare event, but I imagine it must happen at times. I suppose it might just be written off as a chance...

Actually, I didn't mean challenging in the sense that he asked a tough question, I meant that he asked a questioned which literally challenged her (dared her) to explain her claim of libel.

Curious, isn't it, that someone who gives a speech on the theme "Dare to Disrupt" would, at a subsequent presentation, stand by as a journalist was asked to leave for daring to ask a challenging question?

I've noticed this at times when I've gone without sleep for several hours longer than usual. Light sensitivity is also worse at such times. I kind of assume this is normal, except there are times when it is more pronounced - probably when I haven't had enough sleep for several nights in a row.

If your onset was infectious, or post-infectious, and was relatively recent (like a month or so ago), they might want to do a spinal tap to rule out any recent cerebrospinal infection. I had one done about a month after onset, and though it showed no pathogens, the protein level was mildly...