j374

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   by j374 10y ago

   Maybe I am misinterpreting your second point, but there are absolutely unique and consistent dysfunctions of ME/CFS sufferers. One example is severe exertion intolerance - this is not present in most other diseases. Generally, if we ex
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   by j374 10y ago

   The symptoms, abnormalities, triggers and cures match perfectly with what you would expect from exhaustion due to chronic stress. If you didn't know it was caused by a virus, you could say the same thing about having the flu, most au
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   by j374 10y ago

   Weird, works for me on a fresh browser. If you can't access it I can upload elsewhere as it's definitely worth a read :)
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   by j374 10y ago

   All I did was sleep regular hours, stopped drinking energy drinks, drank water - and over a few months I 'got better'. You didn't have it, by any current definition of the disease (Canadian/Fukuda criteria). "Chro
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   by j374 10y ago

   There is a fairly comprehensive summary of recent research on [1] (not sure who curated it). Since then there has also been a significant metabolic study [2]. 1. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_Dn3IXWlI9fR01Qamd
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   by j374 10y ago

   As a near 10-year sufferer of severe ME/CFS, I can confirm this study has done unbelievable damage to the cause and should absolutely be retracted in full. Recent research has identified unquestionable, tangible and severe abnormalitie