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:thumbup: Heart rate monitoring is very helpful for me, but it can be frustrating/anxiety inducing for others. For me, it helped reducing PEM episodes. I stop activities earlier to rest than when waiting for "early symptoms" like sore throat. I also decide on activities (is today a shower day...

Sounds like a marketing person's legal trick to me: "Hypnosis and hypnotherapy at the Hampshire Hypnotherapy Centre is extremely effective in helping to treat both the emotional and physical difficulties of M.E. and Post Viral Fatigue." [ -> Not "to treat", only helping. If I give you a glass...

I hope the author's next paper is about POTS in fruit flies, I want to see the tilt tables. Sorry for being off-topic. I just... can't anymore with those studies.

My results from an "Accutrend plus" device were always very low, sometimes below the threshold.

So they do have tiny tilt test tables for rabbits? I need to see pictures! It's just as absurd as not using POTS patients for this study.

Sorry to divert this thread but this reminded me of a comic I recently saw: Edit: a word

Transcript of the second part of the video (Interview with Ron Davis & Janet Dafoe) ETA the transcript of the last interview with Prof. Sarah Tyson

I've done a transcript of Dr. Bhupesh Prusty's interview, using the subtitles from Youtube. Main take-aways for me were that he received two grants for these two projects: 1. A two-year project, funded by ME Research UK with ~270,000 GBP, with a focus on finding "autoantibodies that can...

My boyfriend currently has the same odd feeling on his shin, but only when sitting/standing in certain positions. Stretching the piriformis muscle and sitting/lying on a tennisball has helped. (The sciatic nerve runs through the m. piriformis, so if the muscle is too tense it can compress the...

YAY! Thank you!

Ingredients (Picture from their website):

Time zone for Germany is CEST (UTC+2) Time zone converter: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html (you can insert Berlin, Germany as a starting point) For full programm see flyer attached (page 2)

Sorry for the confusion, I embedded the video in my original post for better visibility.

Here is a Youtube video from 2018, with Dr. Younger explaining a bit about the study and why/how low-dose dextromethorphan might work for treating fibromyalgia. Edit: grammar etc. ETA:

Dear @Graham, I hope you'll recover soon! :hug: Your story reminded me of the current episode of a German TV series called "Abenteuer Diagnose" (diagnosis adventure?): A small hole in the stomach (which had already nearly healed by the time they did a gastroscopy) had let to sepsis, liver...

Full paper is on sci-hub now, here is one link. EDIT: the paper is open access now, just follow @Ron 's link in the first post.

The second author is well-known Prof. Dr. Carmen Scheibenbogen. But the first author (Klaus Wirth) is a pharmacologist from Sanofi-Aventis, a pharmaceutical company... interesting....

Hell yeah, we are!

Link to the paper published in Science here Title is: Are noncommunicable diseases communicable?

Sci-hub link to the quoted study here If this link doesn't work in your country, try to insert the doi-number (in this case:10.1192/bjp.2019.207 ) here.