Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Gulf War Illness – the Widespread Neuroinflammation Diseases
The Loggia Lab at Harvard finds the same kind of widespread neuroinflammation in Gulf War illness that it did in fibromyalgia. Similar patterns of unusually widespread neuroinflammation have been found in chronic fatigue syndrome and migraine.
Explaining ME/CFS? Prusty / Naviaux Study Ties Infections to Energy Breakdowns
Bhupesh Prusty and Bob Naviaux team up to show that a simmering herpesvirus infection could produce the key features of the "cell danger response" where a mitochoncrial breakdown and immune activation combine to sap chronic fatigue syndrome patients' energy.
Coronavirus #9: Silent Hypoxia or Why Everyone Should Have A Pulse Oximeter – Plus Take the Coronavirus Poll
“It’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before.” ER physician – New York The world’s medical systems were hardly ready for COVID-19. It turns out that our bodies, in a new and strange way, were unprepared as well. A viral trickster, COVID-19 appears to be doing...
Coronavirus #8: The Grand Experiment, Starting Up? Social Distancing – For 2 Years? WHO Did It?
The Grand Experiment: California vs Kansas, South Dakota and Sweden Across the world a grand experiment is taking place between countries and states which have employed aggressive social distancing measures versus those which have employed less restrictive ones. The...
Ten Ways to Prove That Fibromyalgia is a Real and Serious Disease
Ten ways - all from scientific studies - to prove to the skeptics around you that fibromyalgia is a very real and serious disease which produces widespread pain, fatigue, sleep issues, disability, has high economic costs, etc.Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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