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  1. beverlyhills
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    Salivary DNA loads for human herpes viruses 6 and 7 are correlated with disease phenotype in ME/CFS, Lee, Lacerda, Nacul, Cliff et al, preprint 2021

    So they're just replicating citation 36. They reference citation 36 as "herpesvirus are found in saliva in CFS patients" But it's more than...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 17, 2021 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    Reductions in Cerebral Blood Flow Can Be Provoked by Sitting in Severe ME/CFS patients, 2020, Van Campen, Rowe, Visser

    People that exercise less would have less elasticity in their vessels and thus less perfusion. So you'd have vascular narrowing and low blood...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Oct 13, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    RAS and Bradykinin: Where COVID-19 and ME/CFS Meet?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines
    Post by: beverlyhills, Oct 13, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  4. beverlyhills
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    Cerebral Blood Flow Is Reduced in Severe ME/CFS Patients During Mild Orthostatic Stress Testing. van Campen et al. 2020

    I'm not discounting orthostatic intolerance or the sympathetic nervous system's role in the illness. In reference to the paper where there are no...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jun 15, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research
  5. beverlyhills
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    CBT combined with music therapy for chronic fatigue following Epstein-Barr virus infection in adolescents: a feasibility study, 2020, Wyller et al

    "This would be a very very good high school science fair project." Put me in, coach.
    Post by: beverlyhills, May 10, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    Intravenous Cyclophosphamide in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. An Open-Label Phase II Study - 2020 - Rekeland, Mella, Fluge et al

    So an increased level of motion activity not necessarily correlated with steps? Like going to outpatient visits for cyclophosphamide?
    Post by: beverlyhills, May 5, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research
  7. beverlyhills
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    OMF to launch clinical trials on Mestinon & Kynurenine, post-COVID19 study

    There's something upstream of kynurenine that's wrong and increasing it won't (shouldn't) help. This is all theoretical so my word is as good as...
    Post by: beverlyhills, May 3, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  8. beverlyhills
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    Intravenous Cyclophosphamide in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. An Open-Label Phase II Study - 2020 - Rekeland, Mella, Fluge et al

    You do a 40/40 Phase II trial placebo-controlled with actual objective aerobic testing, exclude anyone with disease course variation and you slam...
    Post by: beverlyhills, May 1, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Depressive symptoms and objectively measured physical activity and sedentary behaviour throughout adolescence, 2020, Kandola et al

    Most athletes were never going to get depression in the first place, even if they were completely sedentary. They have young fit parents without...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Feb 14, 2020 in forum: Other health news and research
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    Depressive symptoms and objectively measured physical activity and sedentary behaviour throughout adolescence, 2020, Kandola et al

    Ironically, the RBC study and this study have the same mis-attribution of causality. RBC variance is a function of physical activity, even in...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Feb 14, 2020 in forum: Other health news and research
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    DePaul: NIH funds Chicago-based study of chronic fatigue syndrome and mono in college age students

    Symptomatic presentation increases by age as I mentioned earlier and since initial severity dictates permanent illness, the time matters.
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 18, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research
  12. beverlyhills
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    DePaul: NIH funds Chicago-based study of chronic fatigue syndrome and mono in college age students

    Saliva in cans is what I mean by dirt, but to be esoteric the diffusion of children into reduced points of contact from their neighbors creating...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 18, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research
  13. beverlyhills
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    DePaul: NIH funds Chicago-based study of chronic fatigue syndrome and mono in college age students

    Someone knows the head author? Looking at the wrong variables. Students that develop CFS will have more vaccines by quantity and less sex...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 17, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Low-dose naltrexone as a treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome, 2020, Bolton, Chapman, Van Marwijk

    The author has a financial interest in its success - a practice prescribing LDN is extremely profitable especially if you have a partnership with...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 15, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    Low-dose naltrexone as a treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome, 2020, Bolton, Chapman, Van Marwijk

    This is what I was looking for, thank you for keeping me in check. That is not the selection problem - Cohort is mostly self-referred to a...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 15, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  16. beverlyhills
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    Low-dose naltrexone as a treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome, 2020, Bolton, Chapman, Van Marwijk

    Almost everyone discontinues LDN and its efficacy rates are miserable. They would know that if they did a chart review. It works in fibromyalgia...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 12, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    "ME/CFS Funding Worsens As NIH Maintains Status Quo"

    Why? She’s a plant biologist specializing in mitochondria, of course she thinks it is metabolic. Has she taken gross anatomy? Phys? Neuroanatomy?...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    "ME/CFS Funding Worsens As NIH Maintains Status Quo"

    High approvals aren’t good. Giving money to cell biologists and immunologists for a neurological Illness because they can bid lower is what’s...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: ME/CFS research news
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    Coincidental Splenectomy in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (2011) Miller Et. Al

    Splenectomy in general lowers immune reservoir for B-cell production and is a focal point for herpes virus infections. It is not just general...
    Post by: beverlyhills, Dec 26, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Coincidental Splenectomy in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (2011) Miller Et. Al

    Sustained 20 years, zero citations. Zero. “A unique case of coincidental splenectomy for trauma during chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is...
    Thread by: beverlyhills, Dec 25, 2019, 10 replies, in forum: ME/CFS research
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