It didn’t take David Systrom long to take on long COVID. Systrom – the Harvard pulmonologist whose invasive exercise tests are redefining how we think about chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) – didn’t lead this study but helped design, analyze...
I have a feeling that interesting treatment trials for long COVID may become a regular blog topic on Health Rising. That would be a nice change. Treatment trials have been chronic fatigue syndrome’s Achilles heel. Except for cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)...
Chris Armstrong PhD (biochemistry and molecular biology) was there at the beginning of the metabolomics field in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). In fact, Armstrong was the lead author of the first ME/CFS metabolomics study published in 2012. I asked him how he got...
This unusual paper “Investigating Fatigue and Exercise Intolerance in a University Immunology Clinic” is the outcome of 20 years’ work (1998-2019) at the SUNY University immunology clinic in Buffalo, New York by the primary care doctors,...
Health Rising’s fourth IACFS/ME conference overview is also its fifth in a series on possible mitochondrial enhancers in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and fibromyalgia. Like the last overview on n-acetyl-cysteine (NAC), this supplement – called...
In the 4th part of a series focusing on Mitochondrial Enhancers for ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia we turn to a surprising supplement – N-acetyl-cysteine (NAC). You don’t often hear of NAC as a mitochondrial supplement. Lee Know’s book “Mitochondria...
