The Nath Intramural ME/CFS Study Pt. II: Missed Opportunities, Misreadings and… Success (?)
The NIH's in house study of chronic fatigue syndrome aka ME/CFS illuminated key factors in the disease that can be followed up on.
Fatigue Goes Legit at the NIH: The “Beyond the Symptom – Biology of Fatigue” Workshop
Although fatigue has traditionally been scorned in medical research. studies show that ME/CFS – the “chronic fatigue syndrome” – is significantly more functionally disabling than multiple sclerosis, heart failure, diabetes, depression, and...
The Sleep Issues in Fibromyalgia: an Overview – Pt. 3 of Health Rising’s Sleep Series
Poor sleep results in increased pain, fibro-fog, a fear response, immune problems, etc. Check out what we've learned about sleep and fibromyalgia- what problems are present and what may be causing them.
Why We Sleep Pt II: Walker on the Dark Side of Sleeping Pills – Plus a CBT That Works?
Mathew Walker PhD, the author of Why We Sleep reports that sleeping pills do not provide natural sleep, have many possible side effects and even can increase one's risk of death. He recommends sleep hygiene and cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia.
Sleep Pt. I: Why We Sleep (and What Happens When We Don’t)
An overview of Mathew Walker's "Why We Sleep" book including sleep stages, NREM and REM sleep, circadian rhythms and the effects poor sleep has on our immune, metabolic, cardiovascular and nervous systemsLives Interrupted Latest Story
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