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 | Feb 11, 2025 | Brain , Brainstem , Default mode network , Energy Production , Homepage , Limbic System , Motor Cortex , Neuroinflammation , Neuroplasticity , Prefrontal Cortex , Sleep
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.
by Cort Johnson | Feb 5, 2025 | Brain , Cerebral Spinal Fluid , Homepage , ME/CFS , Research
Dr. Natelson talks on breathing problems, low blood volume and brain imaging studies he's doing in ME/CFS and long COVID.
by Cort Johnson | Feb 1, 2025 | Autophagy , Bateman , Energy Production , Homepage , Inflammation , Kaufman , Peterson , Rapamycin , Treatment
A successful rapamycin clinical trial in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) leads to more studies and perhaps FDA approval
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 15, 2025 | Autonomic Nervous System , Drugs , Epigenetics , Genetics , Homepage , Immune , Monocytes , Research , T-cells
Evidence indicating that the T-cells in ME/CFS are exhausted could lead to new treatment options.