Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) Commonly Found in ME/CFS and Chronic Fatigue
Thoracic outlet syndrome could be contributing to the symptoms in a considerable number of people with ME/CFS and similar diseases.
High Default Mode Network Activity in ME/CFS Associated with Decreased Alertness, Difficulty Carrying out Tasks and More
Alertness, the ability to carry out tasks, sleep and others in chronic fatigue syndrome are impacted by activation of the default mode network in the brain.
Does the Brainstem Hold the Key to Understanding ME/CFS? The Renegade Research Webinar + the Spinal Treatment Poll
The Mechanical Basis of ME/CFS webinar explored how spinal issues may be causing chronic fatigue syndrome and similar diseases.
The NIH on the ME/CFS Intramural Study -“Effort Preference”, Exhausted Immune Systems and the Crucial Male/Female Divide
The findings from a seminal (and massive) NIH intramural study done on chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) were explained during a symposium.
Found – the Master Immune Switch in the Brain: An ME/CFS and Long COVID Perspective
Check out Geoff’s narration: The GIST The Blog THE GIST Check out Geoff’s narration of the GIST at the top of the blog. Major Takeaway – researchers find a circuit in the brain that turns on and off the inflammatory response that characterizes...Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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