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I wonder if current researchers are aware of this- it is approaching 2 generations ago . Perhaps even worth sending to David Tuller for background and Dr Geraghty

Unfortunate it' s a bit like this illness- goes against what they have been told for so long

Link to page with video. First video near start has GGT / Ferritin info. There is also a very good vitamin D video on this website. http://www.thefatemperor.com/blog/

@Spoonseeker This rings so true. We don ' t have any experts here. Info based on Bristol protocols with not much guidance at all. The insistence of having some form of educational involvement and " resetting hpa axis in 3 days" meant that it all went downhill. Complete rest would have been my...

High ferritin can impact liver and heart via ferritin/ GGT - first bit of video

Unfortunately if things are within " normal ranges", GPs will not look any further. Testing is set up to look for specifics ( usually near end states), and misses associations. It seems illogical that nothing is done when repeated tests show you sliding towards one scenario - until you hit the...

Good luck with finding a mercury thermometer. Digital ones seem to have replaced these. No doubt a H&S issue

Done

Yes, the chart that shows the correlation.

I will be posting this as widely as possible Thanks to all who enabled this, and worked hard to produce the video - hopefully the first of many :)

. At around 16.50 mins in

Perhaps worth considering from OMF data presentation - last speaker. In severely affected gene expression study matched sepsis Have a sceenshot but don't ' t know how to upload it

From twitter https://kittysjones.wordpress.com/2016/11/29/rogue-company-unum-had-a-profiteering-hand-in-the-governments-work-health-and-disability-green-paper/

Meant to add that Brainwaves is quite a good series- a few subjects worth looking at on iPlayer

Homepage is link below. There is a BBC wide search function. I imagine there is a programmed timescale for updates https://www.bbc.com/scotland

It's getting to the underlying cause if someone who is clearly not functioning normally has " normal" results. HPA dysfunction is common. My daughter's standard blood tests were normal (movement within ranges,some figures skirting the edges of low/ deficient; other factors " moved"as well -...

Calories are not equal. The body uses different macronutrient s in different ways. Had each person been eating the same ratio of protein/ fat/ carb then this would have been more useful. Once the regulatory mechanism is broken ( ghrelin/ leptin/ insulin), you can be malnourished and still shunt...

Radio scotland have at least one such programme/ year. The two previous ones have been on "Call Kaye" which are a feature and phone in - the response is always good and really underlines the " most common uncommon disease" aspect.

I forwarded PDF copies of this to GP and paediatrician. GP is now up for looking to improve function via looking at comorbid conditions . Paediatrician would not divert from NICE guidelines ( even though we are in Scotland and there' s a wee bit mire flexibility in the wording). I don' t think...

It seems it is easier to propose Munchausen by proxy for females, this enables the sate to intervene. If anyone knows of MBP being mooted for fathers/ make relatives, feel free to correct me. Having been back to PR to check Countrygirl' s posts it is apparent tbat i have picked the post up...