On the Hunt for Buried Pathogens in Long COVID and ME/CFS: The Amy Proal – Tim Henrich Interview
Amy Proal digs into the new EXPLORE technology that Timothy Heinrich is using to find deeply buried viruses in long COVID. Plus, chronic fatigue syndrome gets an enterovirus study of its own.
The NIH-Funded Gut Studies Pt. II: A Gut Origin for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)?
A large gut study suggests that early gut problems cause later metabolic problems in chronic fatigue syndrome. While gut problems improve somewhat in longer duration ME/CFS patients their metabolic problems get worse and their condition declines.
The NIH ME/CFS Gut Studies Pt. I: A Biomarker for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)?
Several studies suggest that low levels of the gut protectant and anti-inflammatory compound butyrate could be a biomarker for chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS)
The Gut-Brain Axis and the Vagus Nerve in Multiple Sclerosis and ME/CFS
The first blog in a couple of weeks is different – it’s not on ME/CFS/FM or long COVID per se – and that may be a good note to start out on. It’s a reminder that ME/CFS is not alone – that it shares broad themes with other diseases – some...StudyME
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