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How fatigue researchers reason away nil results and negative findings regarding CBT in CFS and QFS.
- Thread starter Lou Corsius
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Referring to your mentioned Coxiella burnetti bacterium:
The more I think about and even on the illness
the more I think that infections or other impacts
have altered adjustments of amino acid and!!/or metal pathways.
Would it be good or bad news?
(In my case good news enough, see signature below.)
Interesting might also be the Fluge 2016 paper.
As much as possible a fine day to all of you.
The more I think about and even on the illness
the more I think that infections or other impacts
have altered adjustments of amino acid and!!/or metal pathways.
Would it be good or bad news?
(In my case good news enough, see signature below.)
Interesting might also be the Fluge 2016 paper.
As much as possible a fine day to all of you.