I get one of Martha Stewart's magazines, "Whole Living - Body + Soul", for free since I fall into some demographic that they're trying to interest.
Anyhow, flipping throught the pages of the March 2010 issues, there's page on CFS called "Cracking Chronic Fatigue" about CFS and XMRV. Other than the title, the article is reasonable - quoting the stats from Science, interviewing Dr. Morris Papernik, and cautioning that exercise can cause exacerbation of symptoms. The only other part that I quibbble with is Dr. Papernik's thoughts to avoid strength training -- this is the type of exercise as I understand that CFS folks can do with less exacerbation compared to aerobic exercise.
Sorry, I don't think there's an online equivalent but here's the site:
http://www.wholeliving.com/
Anyhow, flipping throught the pages of the March 2010 issues, there's page on CFS called "Cracking Chronic Fatigue" about CFS and XMRV. Other than the title, the article is reasonable - quoting the stats from Science, interviewing Dr. Morris Papernik, and cautioning that exercise can cause exacerbation of symptoms. The only other part that I quibbble with is Dr. Papernik's thoughts to avoid strength training -- this is the type of exercise as I understand that CFS folks can do with less exacerbation compared to aerobic exercise.
Sorry, I don't think there's an online equivalent but here's the site:
http://www.wholeliving.com/