JaimeS
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That would raise our profile... perhaps he can be convinced.
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Don't worry Jaime, I've already found your costume for you https://amzn.com/B00KUYKGJG
If that doesn't help with the publicity of whichever MillionsMissing event that you'll be at I don't know what will.....
The Credible Hulk...
Will he be speaking at any MillionsMissing rallies?
how long have you been waiting for that rhetorical setup?
I love how he is credible because he has glasses.
Isn't he a super-genius with near-unlimited funding? I see other possibilities.
Here we need a new word; plausation does not equal causation.
I was just thinking of 'Truthiness' in relation to some ME/CFS thing or another. Funny how that comes to mind...Reminds me of 'truthiness'... but the 'plausation'. Let's make it a thing.
Damn! So thats where I've gone wrong...my old HIIT routines were the answer! As simple as 'increasing' dem mitochodrias
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(Poke at ridiculous vagueness and simplicity)
It all started quite well....
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I'm sorry to have been so offhand @JPV. I thought you were being tongue in cheek about the diet for MS thing. And if you've found diet helpful yourself, that's great, and I would never want to attack people who've found something that works for them.Either way, regardless of what you think, Terry Wahls is a very credible advocate of the power of good nutrition in the healing process.
Let me see. If the US population is 319M and 1 to 2 out of every 319 people has ME, then I totally agree with the stats. I know about 100 people, and one has ME (she was misdiagnosed with Fibromyalgia, but she has the exact symptoms I have). So in my case, using 1/100 people that have ME as detailed in IOM report symptom list, then the number in the US would be much higher than 1 million to 2.5 million estimate.There is no hard data. It is about fatique in general not ME. 'Real' ME patiënts are rare. This make big ME studies even more complicated. Real ME is one disease not heterogenic at all. If their are really millions of ME patiënts this disease would be much more regonised by ordinary people because many people would know some patiënts, that is not the case. Millions is bullshit, sorry.
So what is the definition of 'real' ME then?
Her book: "Health and wellness for busy women"Another alternative medicine practitioner confusing CFS with adrenal exhaustion promises another 'simple' cure:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/Chronic-Fatigue-Syndrome/cfs-specialist-nyc/prweb13590229.htm
-J
Her book: "Health and wellness for busy women"
CFS is a free for all at the moment, isn't it? with every "health professional" (loosely interpreted) vying for the lush territory. Hoping our desperation will lead to drastic spending.
The treatments look well suited for someone that is working long hours, not eating well, struggling with work/life balance, and not getting enough sleep. I just wished they used another description like 'chronically tired & stressed' instead of CFS.
Then you truly are a marvel.