Walking and Thinking – Not a Good Combo in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
Walking can be a real problem for people with ME/CFS but when researchers asked them to walk and think at the same time the problems really started to show up. Find out what happened in (and take the poll – how is your walking going?) in Walking and Thinking...
How Walking to Bathroom Can Be Harder Than Running a Marathon: A Doctor’s ME/CFS Case Study
Talking about taking research into your own hands. Mark Vink is a physician in the Netherlands who suddenly fell ill with chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). He wasn’t just your typical physician; he also happened to have a brown belt in judo, was the former...
Mitochondrial Depletion Could Underlie the Energy Problems in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Very, very few chronic fatigue syndrome studies have emerged from Germany, but the last two have been good ones. The one before this was the first to find evidence of EBV activation in ME/CFS, in years. This one – a model exploring mitochondrial dynamics...
Chapter Opens Up in Quest to Understand PEM in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The Lights are ploughing new ground – not just in ME/CFS – but in how post-exertional malaise and fatigue occurs after exercise in humans (and, one must say mice.). In this third blog in a series of blogs exploring PEM and ME/CFS. we take advantage of a...
A “Fatigue” Disorder No More? – What Multiple Sclerosis Taught Us About Fatigue and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The “Fatigue” Disorders Multiple sclerosis (MS) ranks amongst the most fatiguing disorders known. Fatigue is the most common symptom found in MS (75-95% of patients), and is a major research topic with ten studies in the last five months featuring fatigue...Lives Interrupted Latest Story
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