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Yep. She's active with longcovidkids and has been great at awareness raising . Need many more like her .

From memory BH4 synthesis is folate dependent , so SNPs on MTHFR can affect the amount of BH4 ( also impacts methionine and SAMe) Not so simple.

Dr Claire Taylor in Dundee has made long COVID a specialism. Given the huge symptom overlap she does take on ME/CFS patients . I have heard some good things re symptom knowledge and management from others As usual private only and long wait list https://www.drclairetaylor.com/

It would be interesting if there were a male comparative case to see if the same procedures and diagnosis were found. Sorry, but being female is part of this problem.. Are there figures for sex split in FND diagnoses ? @dave30th

None here either I was hugely concerned about this 6 years ago - in reality that's not been a bad thing at all ..

My carer aunt has high ferritin and anaemia . Iron supplementation has made a huge difference to her health which she notices almost immediately when she stops . ETA anaemia is recent . Previous iron panel was ok .

Practically the general definition of a teenager' s diet Given the physical and emotional changes it doesn't seem surprising that there are deficiencies there's a huge requirement for chemical substrates

Thanks @Binkie4

Thanks @SunnyK . The procedure was postponed twice , so happened in June . The procedure went ok. The nurse could see my daughter was uptight and was lovely . She clearly explained exactly what would happen which always makes a huge difference. Numbing spray worked ok. Just a very weird...

They are legacy building. Setting up a field for a new generation to take forward. It's unsettling how few choose to see through the misdirection.

Too much energy and cognitive ability to maintain physical ( as in paper ) symptom diaries - probably impacted negatively when we did one way back. My daughter can't remember what she's eaten 20 mins after eating it , so it can be a misremembering record if you can't fill it in in real time...

Video from Germany with subtitles Video For discussion go to News from Germany where this is also posted.

Climate change physicists . Knowledge of interlinked systems, tipping points , positive and negative reinforcements to interlinked systems. Couple this with machine learning and some " fancy pants" maths ( quoting Broderick) and we might get somewhere .....

It's a good resource . It saddened me to think how far from the correct answers we still are .

Cancer research also benefitted once physicists got more involved .

60 mins and 90 minutes are a long time to concentrate. Add in travelling and this is probavly not reaching a cohort who need it

Thanks Trish

The audio of Madeline Miller reading the article is excellent