People who’ve been treated for Lyme disease and remain ill present a dilemma. Do they still have Lyme disease or did having Lyme disease for a time cause permanent damage or do they have something else? During the Simmaron Research Foundation’s Patient...
Karmin returns with a second in a series of blogs on using heart rate variability (HRV) testing to manage and improve one’s health. She shows how home-based HRV testing can provide better information on how to pace oneself cognitively than heart rate testing,...
Autism is one of the most treatment resistant conditions there are – which is why the results of Bob Naviaux’s small autism drug trial were so surprising. Despite the fact that only one dose of the drug was given, every autistic child posted a significant...
Immunologists aren’t interested. Neurologists, in general, are to be avoided. Endocrinologists can’t be bothered. Except for primary care physicians specializing in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), the outlook in the medical field for ME/CFS patients is...
“We will get there” Ian Lipkin Ian Lipkin’s had grand plans for ME/CFS for years but hasn’t had the resources to move on them. His recent winning of an ME/CFS research center grant changes that. Check out what the grant means for Lipkin and...
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