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ME/CFS linked to imbalanced microbiome
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Press release, 26 April 2017: Chronic fatigue syndrome linked to imbalanced microbiome Scientists identify abnormal levels of specific gut bacteria in individuals with chronic fatigue syndrome, including those with and without co-morbid IBS … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistipes, Bacteroides, Cort Johnson, Devi Ramanan, Dr Daniel Peterson, Dr Ian Lipkin, Dr Jose Montoya, Dr Lucinda bateman, Dr Nancy Klimas, Dr Susan Levine, Faecalibacterium, Fecal microbiota, gut bacteria, gut microbiome, IBS, Komal Jain, Meredith L Eddy, Prof Anthony Komaroff, Prof Mady Hornig, Prof Vincent Racaniello, Simmaron Research, subgroups
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Dr Light’s video interview about his PEM research
Dr Podell’s blog, 9 January 2017: Powerful Proof that Symptoms of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia are REAL and MAINLY PHYSICAL Dr Rich Podell interviewed Dr. ALan Light, Ph. D by Skype in a three part video series. His research … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan R Light, Dr Lucinda bateman, Dr Richard N Podell, exercise, PEM, Post-exertional malaise
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Dr Bateman’s ME/CFS progress report video
Dr Lucinda Bateman of the Bateman Horne Center in Utah USA, gives her perspective of the status of ME/CFS after spending October attending meetings and conferences around the world. “There is so much now, and it is moving very quickly…” said Dr. Bateman. “I … Continue reading
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Dr Bateman webinar: tools for managing ME/CFS
BatemanHorneCenter blog post, by Leigh Reynolds, 4 Aug 2016: Simple, Effective Tools for Managing MECFS, While there is no cure, FM and ME/CFS patients under her care often tell Dr. Bateman they are much better than they used to be. … Continue reading
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The blood volume paradox in ME/CFS & POTS
Health Rising blog post: The Blood Volume Paradox in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) and POTS by Cort Johnson, 29 July 2016. Kunihisa Miwa, a Japanese ME/CFS researcher, has been on something of a roll. Through no less than five studies he pioneered the … Continue reading
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Tagged arginine vasopressin, blood volume, Cort Johnson, Desmopressin, Dr David S Bell, Dr David Systrom, Dr Lucinda bateman, Dr Streeten, exercise intolerance, K Miwa, Marcie Zinn, Mark A Zinn, MS Medow, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, POTS, renin aldosterone paradox, Rhomberg test, small heart
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Bateman Horne Centre outlines steps to mainstream ME/CFS research
Health rising blog post, by Cort Johnson, 30 June 2016: Bateman-Horne Center Tells NIH to Create Building Blocks For Success For Chronic Fatigue Syndrome “The Bateman Horne Center – a clinic specializing in ME/CFS, with a large number of patients … Continue reading
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Tagged Bateman Horne Center, biomedical research, Dr Lucinda bateman, Dr Suzanne Vernon, National Institutes of Health, NIH
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Pregabalin has positive effect on FM symptoms
Research abstract: Pregabalin, an approved treatment for fibromyalgia (FM), has been shown to decrease sympathetic nervous system (SNS) activity and inhibit sympathetically maintained pain, but its effects on exercise responses have not been reported. Methods: Using a randomized double-blind crossover … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan R Light, Dr Lucinda bateman, Fibromyalgia, FM, Kathleen C Light, pregabalin
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Characteristics of CFS/ME sub-group who respond to Rintatolimod (Ampligen)
Research abstract: Background: Chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) is a debilitating disease of unknown pathogenesis consisting of a variety of flu-like symptoms including severe fatigue. Initial analysis of the use of rintatolimod (Poly I: Poly C12U), a selective TLR3 agonist, … Continue reading
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Tagged ampligen, Bruce C Stouch, by David R Strayer, Dr Charles Lapp, Dr Daniel Peterson, Dr David Strayer, Dr Lucinda bateman, exercise intolerance, Karnofsky Performance Score, PolyI:C12U, Quality of life, Responders to Rintatolimod, Rintatolimod, Short form 36, Staci R Stevens
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Dr Lucinda Bateman on antivirals for ME/CFS?
Dr. Lucinda Bateman answers the question Q: I hear about treating with antivirals like Valcyte, Valtrex and Famvir. My doctor says there’s no evidence that these help. Others claim great results? I don’t know what to think. A: The term … Continue reading
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ME/CFS – not simply chronic fatigue but multisystem disorder
Research abstract: BACKGROUND: Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is a complex, chronic illness that is often disabling. This paper introduces the Chronic Fatigue Initiative, which conducted a large multi-center study to more fully characterize ME/CFS and ultimately to describe and … Continue reading
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Tagged autonomic dysfunction, chronic fatigue, Chronic Fatigue Initiative, cognitive dysfunction, Dr Lucinda bateman, endocrine dysregulation, gastrointestinal disorder, inflammtory symptoms, multisystem disorder, Nancy Klimas, neuro-inflammatory symptoms, pain, Prof Anthony Komaroff, Prof Maddy Hornig
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