Immobilized by ME/CFS and/or FM? The Polyvagal Theory, the ANS and Movement Restriction
Dr. Porges Polyvagal theory and The autonomic system.
Could the Vagus Nerve Infection Hypothesis Explain Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
Van Elzakker's Vagus Nerve Infection Hypothesis could explain many of the puzzles in chronic fatigue syndrome and provide new treatment possibilities
Dr. Newton Talks! On Reversing Acidification in the Muscles, Blood Vessels, Abnormal Stress Responses and Aging in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
(Dr. Newton’s studies suggest the muscles of people with ME/CFS are not efficiently removing the acids that build up during exercise. It’s possible this acid buildup is contributing to the hyperventilation, and, of course, the exercise problems in ME/CFS. Earlier she...
Insights From the 24th Autonomic Nervous System Symposium #2: Complexes, Critters, Drugs and the Gut
Check out a complex of autonomic nervous system disorders (including ME/CFS/FM), explore the gut-brain connection, how infections can hurt and more...
Insights From the 24th Autonomic Nervous System Symposium #1: Autoimmunity / CO2 / Bad Reflexes and Your Next Diagnosis
The 24th International Symposium on the Autonomic Nervous System was chock full of potential insights for people with chronic fatigue syndrome. We used Dysautonomia International’s excellent overview of the relevant studies as a starting point. (Thanks to...Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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