Interesting snippet in the middle:
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http://www.healthrising.org/forums/...dria-in-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-me-cfs.4645/
Cort said:It's also funding a study examining if the mitochondria in ME/CFS are producing chronic low-level inflammation. I just returned from a talk in which Dr. Naviaux explained that he believes that mitochondrial problems produce inflammation in a wide variety of diseases including ME/CFS. In fact, Naviaux believes the mitochondria may be the primary inflammatory triggers in the body.
It's definitely mitochondria time for ME/CFS; the ME Association, the Chronic Fatigue Initiative and Maureen Hanson, and Robert Naviaux in San Diego and Ron Davis at his Stanford ME/CFS research center are all looking deeply at the mitochondria in ME/CFS. Expect a study from Robert Naviaux that finds mitochondrial problems in ME/CFS to be published soon. (A larger study to validate the results is already underway.)
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http://www.healthrising.org/forums/...dria-in-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-me-cfs.4645/