Dr. David Bell on Low Blood Volume in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Dr. David Bell on Low Blood Volume in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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Some very good information and references here. There is now a simple and inexpensive method of measuring blood volume using carbon monoxide rebreathing. I hope some researchers take up this torch again, and, with the new technology, prove the low blood volume beyond doubt and then look at the effectiveness of various treatments.
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I have experienced this, and even though I see a specialist in NYC that has worked with Dr Bell, I had trouble explaining what I had read. Before being diagnosed, I began doing research , Dr. David Streeten was my doctor after a severe car accident, and he later worked with Dr. Bell. Doing this reading was a review of information previously read, and then some.
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