The Probiotic Paradox: When Probiotics Fail or Even Do Harm – an ME/CFS Perspective
Tens of billions of dollars ($36 billion in 2015) are spent on probiotics in the U.S. every year. Two recent Isreali studies, though, suggest that some of that money is being spent in vain. The study revealed that while some people may benefit from probiotics, others...
The Probiotic Paradox: Why Probiotics May Fail or Even Do Harm – an ME/CFS Perspective
Depending on the status of your gut and immune system probiotics and fecal transplants may or may not help.
The Kitei-Lipkin Interview: Missing Pathogens, Psychosomatic Directors and Serving the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Community
Dr. Ian Lipkin talks about ME/CFS research, the gut, crowdsourcing, NIH and CDC leadership and the need for Congressional action to get funding
Sex, Autoimmunity and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome … or Why More Women Than Men Get ME/CFS
Why do more women than men get chronic fatigue syndrome? A review of gender and autoimmunity may reveal some reasons - and ultimately point to treatments
Probiotic Therapy Knocks Down Inflammation in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
A probiotic that reduced the levels of three inflammatory markers in chronic fatigue syndrome suggested some probiotic strains could be helpful..Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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