It might be interesting to look at the
ME/CFS brain autopsies, and where they found enteroviral infection in the brain.
Thanks Hip. I have to say how saddened I was at the causes of death- hell...do we need answers with ME! I noted Chia had generalized infection whereas Richardson et al had much more specific infection with regard to localisation.
'Dsyfunction of sensory/autonomic nervous system' does not seem to be an altogether unsurprising conclusion...
BTW my search on Jesse's AAB brought up some interesting facts pertaining to vagus nerve but I thought it best to keep things as simple as possible in the AAB 'atlas' diagram.
My line of thought here is quite naive: I do not believe health authorities will consider ME with the gravity it deserves until there are definitive tests enabling a diagnosis. As a result, I think we might try to 1- gather evidence for AAB to potentially generate a ME spectrum ELISA screen test and 2 use PET as in Osaka to confirm evidence of neuroinflammation.
My rationale is also naive: if we can 'prove' clinically that we are very sick people then health authorities will be
obliged to begin exploring treatment. Given the current state of affairs, they can effectively sweep us under the carpet, and as your link illustrates-people die as a result.