Stanford Exercise Study Shows Different Immune Response in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
It’s always good to see an exercise test in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). It’s harder on the patients – kudos to them for participating in the study – but study after study has shown that exercise allows researchers to dig deeper...
How Physical Therapists are Getting it About Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS): The Workwell Foundation Pt. I
Immunologists aren’t interested. Neurologists, in general, are to be avoided. Endocrinologists can’t be bothered. Except for primary care physicians specializing in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), the outlook in the medical field for ME/CFS patients is...
Low Energy Production and Pain in Fibromyalgia – Is Your Microcirculation To Blame?
Exercise is highly recommended as an adjunct therapy for fibromyalgia. We’re not talking about pounding the pavement, however. A 2010 review of exercise studies found that ‘slight to moderate’ intensity aerobic exercise sessions done two to three times a week worked...
Poor Oxygen Uptake May Be at the Core of the Exercise Problems in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Taking the Next, er, Step First you document the problem, then you try to figure out what’s causing it. At least three research groups have decided it’s time to move past documenting a messed up energy production system in ME/CFS and to begin figuring...Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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