Neuroinflammation and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: The VanElzakker Way
In 2013, Michael VanElzakker produced one of the most intriguing hypotheses to date in ME/CFS. His Vagus Nerve Hypothesis proposed that an infection/inflammation near the vagus nerve was causing it to send an unending stream of messages to the brain, telling it to...
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Studies Link Autonomic Nervous System Problems to Brain
Dr. Barnden of the National Centre for NeuroImmnology and Emerging Diseases (NCNED) in Griffith University, Australia has been doing some fascinating brain imaging work in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Over the past six years Barnden has been publishing results...
Sensory Overload: Study Suggests Brains in Fibromyalgia Are Being Pummeled With Too Much Information
Study suggests broken 'sensory gates' in the brainstems may be pummeling the brains of fibromyalgia patients with too much information/////Is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) A Form of Migraine?
Two researchers suggest chronic fatigue syndrome, GWI, fibromyalgia and migraine are all related.
Is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome All in Your Head? Aussie Researchers Propose Infection Alters Patients Sense of Their Body
Australian researches propose infection that alters both autonomic nervous system functioning and one's sense of ones body leads to hypervigilanceStudyME
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