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ME/CFS HealthWatch

March 26, 2008

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· B-12 - key to ME/CFS?

· Q&A with Cort Johnson
· Your immune system & how it works

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March 26, 2008

Vitamin B-12's Important Role in the Biochemistry of ME/CFS
Research shows that a connection between ME/CFS/FM, Lyme disease, Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, and Gulf War Syndrome - and an equally complicated and misunderstood vitamin - may support improved health for many.

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Q & A with Cort Johnson - Phoenix Rising Founder and
ME/CFS Sleuth
Where does the fatigue in ME/CFS come from - a problem in the body, or the brain? What's new in trials and treatments? Who can fix the ME/CFS research funding disgrace? Cort's our reporter in the field.

Your Immune System and How it Works
A clear and simple explanation of the immune system - Dr. William Collinge lays out the roles of killer cells, helper cells, cytokines, antibodies, and much more.

Chemical may explain many Gulf War veteran - and civilian - illnesses
There's strong evidence that many chronic multi-system health problems in Gulf War vets are linked to a type of chemical (AChEis) used in pills they took - and in pesticides to which civilians are also widely exposed.

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More new abstracts

Low-sugar, low-yeast diet not a general benefit for ME/CFS patients
Would a diet prescribed for yeast overgrowth help ME/CFS patients in general? Seven-month controlled trial finds no benefit vs. a basic healthy diet.

Cornell researchers make case for early life toxic exposure in ME/CFS
A review of recent research pointing to the role of early life immune insults such as toxic exposure in later life ME/CFS.

Stress does damage the brain, according to PTSD vet twins study
A study of combat-exposed vets with PTSD vs. their civilian twins found significant gray matter volume reductions in the vets.

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