by Cort Johnson | Feb 17, 2025 | Autoimmune , Cardiovascular , Energy Production , Exercise , Homepage , Metabolism , Muscles
A long COVID exercise study finds dramatic muscle abnormalities and sparks some dissent.
by Cort Johnson | Jan 23, 2025 | Autonomic Nervous System , Brain , Breathing , Cardiovascular , Cerebral Spinal Fluid , Clotting , Cognition , Cognition , Energy Production , Gut , Homepage , Immune , long COVID , Metabolism , Microbiome , Muscles , Neuroinflammation , Neuroinflammation , Oxidative Stress , POTS , Research
Long COVID increases the prevalence of ME/CFS in the US fifteenfold plus a deep dive into RECOVER's testing program suggests it might help a lot.
by Cort Johnson | Jan 4, 2025 | B-cells , Brain , Energy Production , Homepage , Immune , Lipids , Metabolism , Monocytes , Muscles , Natural Killer Cells , Neuroinflammation , Neuroinflammation , Oxidative Stress , Pathogens , Research , T-cells
A year in review for chronic fatigue syndrome or ME/CFS findings evidence of cellular exhaustion in many levels caused by mitochondrial dysfunction.
by Cort Johnson | Dec 14, 2024 | B-cells , Energy Production , Fibromyalgia and Pain , Gene expression , Homepage , Muscles , Oxidative Stress , Pathogens , Research , T-cells
The mitochondria have been featured more in and more post-infectious disease research. Health Rising’s first two overviews of recent mitochondrial findings featured long COVID and chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Now we turn to…
by Cort Johnson | Nov 26, 2024 | Autonomic Nervous System , Dopamine , Fibromyalgia and Pain , Homepage , Hormesis , HPA axis , Inflammation , Metabolism , Mind/body , Muscles , Research , Treatment , vagus nerve
Cold exposure or cryotherapy may be able to help with the symptoms found in chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and long COVID.
by Bronc | Nov 11, 2024 | #MEAction , Autoimmune , B-cells , Basal Ganglia , Clotting , Energy Production , Epstein-Barr Virus , Genetics , Homepage , Inflammation , Mast cell activation syndrome , Monocytes , Muscles , Pathogens , Sex hormones
Two ME/CFS experts talk about what's causing it and what's next for the disease at the NIH.