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ME/CFS HealthWatch

12-12-2007

ProHealth's ME/CFS HealthWatch Highlights: · Public education survey · Q & A with Dr. St. Amand · 7 ME/CFS subsets

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FEATURED ARTICLE December 12, 2007 A Public Education Survey If you are an ME/CFS patient, please complete this brief anonymous survey. The resulting data will be used in an article to educate the public about the ME/CFS patient's experience seeking diagnosis and informed care. ARTICLES, EVENTS, SOLUTIONS More new articles Q & A with Dr. R. Paul St. Amand Dr. St. Amand answers scores of questions about his theory of Fibromyalgia's effect at the cellular level (he refers to ME/CFS & FM as "two names, one disease") and details of the Guaifenesin Protocol, which he believes helps the body to deal with it. Lack of Stomach Acid - Hypochlorhydria - Can Cause Lots of Problems UK-based holistic fatigue specialist Sarah Myhill, MD, explains this condition, particularly common in ME/CFS/FM, and why in persons with heartburn it is often mistaken for too much stomach acid (GERD). PTSD Trial Now Recruiting Columbia University is now recruiting Post Traumatic Stress Disorder patients for a study of serotonin & stress system interactions. Compensation includes up to 6 months of outpatient treatment. RESEARCH ABSTRACTS More new abstracts UK genomic profilers identify 7 ME/CFS subsets with different constellations of symptoms and differing severity Collaborative research at four universities found differential expression of 88 genes in ME/CFS patients vs. normal blood donors; then identified seven genetic ME/CFS subsets involving different symptom sets and severity. Belgian experts suspect exertion-related ME/CFS physiological subsets Analysis of three factors may differentiate ME/CFS patients with reduced effort capacity from those with reduced effort tolerance, a distinction that may guide customized treatment. WEEKLY FAVORITES Visit our store Our original, effective formulation of malic acid and magnesium hydroxide. These ingredients work synergistically and are essential in promoting proper muscle function. Supplementing your diet with Ultra ATP+ may also increase stamina and endurance as malic acid is necessary for the conversion of fats and sugars into ATP, your body's energy source. Available in Original and Double strength. LETTERS FROM OUR READERS Q & A Session · Memory problems? · Non-drug pain relief? · Effects of fluoride? · Ways to find good doctor? Comments & Suggestions · Research discriminating against seniors · Chemical sensitivities a problem · Financial resources · Short-term disability problems Please share your thoughts with us! Send us a letter WEEKLY INSPIRATION "Instead of a trap door, what about a trap window? The guy looks out it, and if he leans too far, he falls out. Wait. I guess that's like a regular window." - Jack Handey A Friend Who Cares "The friend who can be silent with us in a moment of despair or confusion, who can stay with us in an hour of grief and bereavement, who can tolerate not knowing, not curing, not healing and face with us the reality of our powerlessness; that is a friend who cares." - Henri Nouwen From Casseroles - 505 Ways to Encourage a Chronically Ill Friend by Lisa J. Copen. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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