It is not directly related to ME/CFS, but bacterial overgrowths were discussed in other threads, so some might be interested.
Here is the link, it is very easily understandable.
Many young people I know spend hours watching different talks, just educating themselves. I was thinking - how about a talk about CFS? I have no idea about how talks are organized (who suggests, how you apply for it etc.). I imagine some experienced doctor like Nancy Klimas would do a good job. I consider TED one more possible channel.
Here is the link, it is very easily understandable.
Bonnie Bassler discovered that bacteria "talk" to each other, using a chemical language that lets them coordinate defense and mount attacks. The find has stunning implications for medicine, industry -- and our understanding of ourselves.
Many young people I know spend hours watching different talks, just educating themselves. I was thinking - how about a talk about CFS? I have no idea about how talks are organized (who suggests, how you apply for it etc.). I imagine some experienced doctor like Nancy Klimas would do a good job. I consider TED one more possible channel.