Could the Vagus Nerve Infection Hypothesis Explain Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
Van Elzakker's Vagus Nerve Infection Hypothesis could explain many of the puzzles in chronic fatigue syndrome and provide new treatment possibilities
Bad Wiring: Were You Set Up for Poor Health? A Source of Chronic Pain Illuminated
This study suggests the brains of people with chronic pain issues may have been hardwired to produce that pain before their started....The 2nd International Symposium for CFS/ME Overview by Rosamund Vallings Plus Commentary
Dr. Vallings summary of the 2nd International Symposium for CFS/ME in Australia covers natural killer cells, prognosis, mitochondria, the ANS and more
Dr. Newton Talks! On Reversing Acidification in the Muscles, Blood Vessels, Abnormal Stress Responses and Aging in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
(Dr. Newton’s studies suggest the muscles of people with ME/CFS are not efficiently removing the acids that build up during exercise. It’s possible this acid buildup is contributing to the hyperventilation, and, of course, the exercise problems in ME/CFS. Earlier she...
Study Suggests Gut Bacteria May Be Able to Trigger Autoimmune Disorders
A study suggesting that one species of gut bacteria could trigger as serious a disorder as rheumatoid arthritis pointed at gut flora manipulation in chronic illness.StudyME
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