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Metabolic abnormalities in CFS/ME: a review
Review Article abstract: Metabolic abnormalities in chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis: a mini-review, by Cara Tomas, Julia Newton in Biochemical Society Transactions [Published Apr 17, 2018] Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), commonly known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), is a debilitating disease of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adenosine mpnophosphate-activated protein kinase, AMPK, Cara Thomas, metabolic dysfunction, metabolomics, Prof Julia Newton, skeletal muscle cell acidosis
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Naviaux & Gordon respond to criticisms of their metabolomics research
Reply to Roerink et al.: Metabolomics of chronic fatigue syndrome, by Robert K. Naviaux and Eric Gordon in PNAS 2017 114 (6) E911-E912; [published ahead of print January 26, 2017] We thank Roerink et al. (1) for their comments. We respond to … Continue reading →
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Microbial fermentation in the gut may affect energy metabolism in ME/CFS
Research abstract: Introduction: The human gut microbiota has the ability to modulate host metabolism. Metabolic profiling of the microbiota and the host biofluids may determine associations significant of a host–microbe relationship. Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is a long-term disorder … Continue reading →
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The “Starvation” Disease? metabolomics meets CFS down under
Health rising blog post: The “Starvation” Disease? Metabolomics Meets Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Down Under, by Cort Johnson, 10 November 2016 “The pathological nature of the fatigue experienced by ME/CFS sufferers is its inexplicable persistence, severity and its inability to be sufficiently relieved … Continue reading →
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ME Association’s Metabolomics study appeals for funds
ME Association: Make ME Better! appeal Our Make ME Better campaign aims to raise £50,000 to fund scientific research which we hope could lead to a breakthrough in diagnosis and treatment of ME/CFS. Led by Dr Karl Morten, scientists from the University … Continue reading →
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Tagged Dr James McCullagh, Dr Karl Morten, ME Association, metabolomics, Prof Julia Newton
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Mella finds hypometabolic state in ME/CFS
Health rising blog post, by Cort Johnson, 15 October 2016: Another Hypometabolic Signature Found Fluge and Mella are best known for their Rituximab work, but just last week Mella reported that they’d found a hypometabolic state in ME/CFS as well. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cort Johnson, Cyclophosphamide, Dr Oystein Fluge, Health rising, hypometabolic disorder, metabolomics, nitric oxide metabolites, Phoenix Rising, Prof Olav Mella, rituximab
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Hanson’s metabolomics ME/CFS study validates Naviaux’s core finding
Health rising blog post, by Cort Johnson, 5 September 2016: Hanson’s Metabolomics ME/CFS Study Validates Naviaux’s Core Finding Maureen Hanson also found a hypometabolic state in ME/CFS Within days of Naviaux’s possibly groundbreaking metabolomics paper, Maureen Hanson told a SolveME/CFS … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cort Johnson, Health rising, hypometabolic disorder, metabolomics, Prof Maureen Hanson, Solve ME/CFS Initiative
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Metabolomic study finds amino acid deprivation impacts pain in ME/CFS
ME Australia blog post: Metabolomic study finds amino acid deprivation impacts pain, by Sasha Nimmo, 1 September 2016 A team of Australian scientists looked at biochemistry changes connected with pain and kidney function, identifying the biological basis of the development of widespread pain (July 2016). … Continue reading →
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Tagged amino acid deprivation, Australia, chronic pain, Dr Neil McGregor, metabolomics, renal dysfunction, Sasha Nimmo
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Naviaux’s ME/CFS ground-breaking metabolomics results says Prof Davis
Open Medicine Foundation blog post, by Prof Ron Davis, 30 August 2016: ME/CFS ground-breaking metabolomics results by Naviaux RK, et al The publication, “Metabolic Features of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome” by Naviaux RK, et al. is a landmark in ME/CFS research. … Continue reading →
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CFS could be the body trying to hibernate
The Times comments on Naviaux et al’s chemical signature research, by Tom Whipple, 30 August 2016: Chronic fatigue syndrome could be the body trying to hibernate An estimated 250,000 people have CFS in Britain. The disease, which is difficult to … Continue reading →
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