Aussie study on TRP gene

[ebethc]

I am +/- for every one of these snp's .. acetylcholine seems like it could be a big culprit for me; not sure if it's a root cause.. I also have abysmal NK cell results..

this seems like a pretty big claim, and I wonder how it syncs up to research at Stanford, Lipkin, Chia, etc.

What do you think of this research?

http://alisonvickery.com.au/cfs/

 

[Valentijn]

What do you think of this research?

They have a pretty dismal track record with genetic research thus far, so I think it's useless. These specific SNPs (and the paper they come from) have been discussed, and my thoughts are at http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/ion-channel-snp-paper.37386/page-2#post-594525

 

[ebethc]

Thanks for sharing your analysis... which snp's are most likely to indicate CFS (if any)?

 

[Valentijn]

Thanks for sharing your analysis... which snp's are most likely to indicate CFS (if any)?

None are known to thus far. Most of the SNP studies have involved a combination of Fukuda CFS and very poor statistical methodology.

 

[ebethc]

None are known to thus far. Most of the SNP studies have involved a combination of Fukuda CFS and very poor statistical methodology.

I can't believe how many "scientific" studies are useless! So frustrating..

 

[Eian Mcneely]

I can't believe how many "scientific" studies are useless! So frustrating..

Yes research is painful especially when you know out on hundreds only one could be fruitful and practically applicable. As per historical data SNP and CFS are struggling to conclude results