Poor Oxygen Extraction is Contributing to Exercise Intolerance in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
Poor oxygen uptake from the red blood cells could help explain the exercise issues in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Mitochondrial problems or hyperventilation contribute to the oxygen uptake problem.
“The Tompkins Effect” at Harvard University: More Than Just An ME/CFS Research Center
Besides the dozens of collaborators Tompkins has enrolled to support him in the Harvard ME/CFS Collaboration, Tompkins is seek to transform medical care there, and is engaged in muscle and exercise studies.
Dr. Klimas Talks on Sleep, Orthostatic Intolerance, Supplements, Exercise and Cognition in ME/CFS
ME/CFS Treatment Options Pt. 1 with Dr. Nancy Klimas – by Dan Moricoli How nice it is to have a professional cameraman committed to helping out ME/CFS in southern Florida. Dan Moricoli, a recovered person with ME/CFS, and the creator of the ME/CFS Community and...
The $170 Million NIH Exercise Study – and What it Could Do for ME/CFS
The $170 million MoTrPAC NIH Initiative should provide important new insights into exercise and provide chronic fatigue syndrome researchers a roadmap to better understand ME/CFS
The Exercise Intolerance in ME/CFS – Is it Unique?
Two day exercise studies suggest that the exercise intolerance and post-exertional malaise or PEM found in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) may be unique.Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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