The $170 Million NIH Exercise Study – and What it Could Do for ME/CFS
The $170 million MoTrPAC NIH Initiative should provide important new insights into exercise and provide chronic fatigue syndrome researchers a roadmap to better understand ME/CFS
The Exercise Intolerance in ME/CFS – Is it Unique?
Two day exercise studies suggest that the exercise intolerance and post-exertional malaise or PEM found in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) may be unique.
Norwegian 2-Day ME/CFS Exercise Study Adds Crucial Factor to Exercise Intolerance Findings
A 2-day exercise test found people with chronic fatigue syndrome get weaker after exercise while healthy people get stronger. People with ME/CFS had higher lactate levels and reduced energy production on the second exercise test while healthy controls had lower lactate levels and maintained their performance.
Powerful Models Accurately Predict Response to Exercise and Treatments in ME/CFS
How close are we to understanding chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) when we can accurately predict how the greatest stressor of all – exercise – affects ME/CFS patients’ physiology? Nothing, after all, whacks a person with ME/CFS like exercise....
Novel Insights into Overtraining Syndrome Suggest Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Connection
Similar metabolic and endocrinological findings in chronic fatigue syndrome and overtraining syndrome suggest the two diseases - both defined by an inability to exercise - may be similarLives Interrupted Latest Story
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