The Gut-Muscle Connection – Could It Be Broken in ME/CFS, FM and Long COVID?
We’ve all heard about the gut-brain axis. That’s where problems in the gut can translate to inflammation in the brain and vice versa but a gut-muscle connection? That’s entirely new. One wonders much further can the gut after all reach? It turns out...
The Remission Biome Project: Two ME/CFS Patients Begin a Gut Reset Effort to Regain Their Health
Under the supervision of doctors two chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) patients begin a dramatic effort to reset their gut and return to health.
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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