Mady Hornig on the “Petersons Subsets”, Immune Declines and Gut Findings in ME/CFS
Mady Hornig came for tea at the Simmaron Research Foundation. While she was there she talked about how the “Peterson subsets” changed her approach to ME/CFS, immune exhaustion and the first findings from her and Ian Lipkin’s gut study. Check it out...
How Walking to Bathroom Can Be Harder Than Running a Marathon: A Doctor’s ME/CFS Case Study
A doctor with chronic fatigue syndrome studies his muscle bioenergetics and comes with some surprising findings
Spinning Fibromyalgia: Brain Findings Suggest Dopamine May Be Key
Everyone comes to a disease with their own preconceptions. That fact never seemed more true than in this Canadian fibromyalgia brain study. The researchers asked a good question, got a good answer and then made an interesting interpretation. Although the...
Do People Really Recover From ME/CFS and/or Fibromyalgia? An Inquiry
The ME/CFS and FM recovery stories that have been popping up more and more lately are triggering hope – and questions. In this blog Dan Neuffer asks some fundamental questions regarding “recovery”. What constitutes a true recovery? Do people with...
From Autoimmune Drugs to Tai Chi: the NIH’s Approach to Fibromyalgia
The NIH's studies on fibromyalgia are heavy on mind/body and alternative health treatments and light on pathophysiologyStudyME
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