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Relationship between exercise-induced Oxidative Stress changes & parasympathetic activity in CFS
Relationship between exercise-induced Oxidative Stress changes and parasympathetic activity in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: an observational study in patients and healthy subjects, by Andrea Polli, Jessica Van Zosterwijck, Jo Nijs, Uros Marusic, Inge De Wandele, Lorna Paul, Mira Meeus, Greta Moorkens, Luc … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andrea Polli, antioxidants, Dr Greta Moorkens, Dr Inge de Wandele, Dr Kelly Ickmans, Dr Luc Lambrecht, Dr Mira Meeus, Dr Uros Marusic, exercise tests, Jessica Van Oosterwijck, Lorna Paul, oxidative stress, parasympathetic nervous system activation, Prof Jo Nijs, TBARS
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Post-exercise muscle fatigue, oxidative stress & CD26 expression correlate to impaired quality of life in ME/CFS
Research abstract: Background: Myalgic encephalomyelitis chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is a common debilitating disorder associated with an intense fatigue, a reduced physical activity, and an impaired quality of life. There are no established biological markerof the syndrome. The etiology is … Continue reading →
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Tagged CD26, exercise intolerance, M-wave, Muscle excitability, oxidative stress, Quality of life, redox status, TBARS, Yves Jammes
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