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Hypothesis: Multisystemic dyshomeostasis (faulty thermostat theory) in ME/CFS & PASC
Converging evidence of similar symptomatology of ME/CFS and PASC A review article by independent researcher David Marks looks at the overlap in symptoms between ME/CFS and Long COVID and makes a speculative hypothesis about biological mechanisms. Conclusions: (1) The … Continue reading
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Tagged central homeostasis network, David Marks, disturbed homeostasis, dyshomeostasis, energy envelope theory, long Covid, PASC, Post-acute Sequelae of COVID-19
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Lessons from ME/CFS for long COVID: “Energy System First Aid” for people with PESE (aka PEM)
Lessons from Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome for Long COVID Part 3: “Energy System First Aid” for People With Post Exertional Symptom Exacerbation, by Todd E Davenport, Staci R Stevens, Jared Stevens, Christopher R Snell, J Mark Van Ness in … Continue reading
NICE draft ME/CFS guideline recommends energy management, rest & physical maintenance
NICE draft ME/CFS guideline: energy management, rest & physical maintenance The draft NICE guideline is open for consultation until December 22nd 2020. Contact the helpline or use the contact form on this website with your comments for inclusion in … Continue reading
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Tagged energy envelope theory, energy management, exercise programmes, GET, graded exercise therapy, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, NICE guideline ME/CFS, physical condition, rest
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Video lecture by Dr Lucinda Bateman: Upright activity & exercise intolerance: critical concepts in the evaluation of chronic fatigue
Upright activity and exercise intolerance: critical concepts in the evaluation of chronic fatigue, by Dr Lucinda Bateman Dr Bateman talks to doctors. Duration 56 minutes. Topics covered: how she assesses and diagnoses patients with ME/CFS the questionnaires she gets … Continue reading
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Tagged diagnosis, Dr Lucinda bateman, energy envelope theory, Post-exertional malaise, video lecture
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Rethinking the standard of care for ME/CFS
Rethinking the standard of care for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, by Fred Friedberg, Madison Sunnquist, Luis Nacul in Journal of General Internal Medicine, Published online: 21 October 2019 [doi.org/10.1007/s11606-019-05375-y ] Article abstract: For over two decades, the standard of … Continue reading
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Tagged CBT, clinical management, cognitive behavioural therapy, Dr Fred Friedberg, Dr Luis Nacul, energy envelope theory, GET, graded exercise therapy, Madison L Sunnquist, PACE, pacing, Post-exertional malaise
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Do coping strategies improve health in CFS?
Abstract OBJECTIVE/Hypothesis The objective of this study was to examine sub-types of individuals with chronic fatigue syndrome based on variables that are associated with the energy envelope theory and to examine the role of coping strategies in explaining the differences … Continue reading
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Tagged AA Brown, coping, energy envelope theory, energy management, Leonard A Jason, MA Evans, pacing
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Does the energy envelope theory improve function?
Abstract Objective/Hypothesis: The objective of this study was to examine sub-types of individuals with chronic fatigue syndrome based on variables that are associated with the energy envelope theory and to examine the role of coping strategies in explaining the differences … Continue reading
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Tagged AA Brown, energy envelope theory, energy management, Leonard Jason, MA Evans, pacing, subgroups
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