The Simmaron Research Foundation website and Cort Johnson’s Health Rising website posted some interesting tidbits of information that may not have been seen by some people/patients in the U.S. because it was published on a U.S. rational holiday - Independence Day (July 4th).
I found the information provided in the blogs to be quite interesting especially because the topic was primarily focused on EBV (which has almost become like a bad rash in the ME/CFS research world that won’t let you ignore it and you feel compelled to keep scratching it.)
Now that exosomes have become a hot topic in the ME/CFS research world, the itch has become more intense especially when the rash seems to point toward EBV and exosomes doing a dance together.to create one raging party from hell inside of our brains..
Here is the link to the Simmaron article/blog and some additional commentary on the Health Rising website which covers a variety of intertwined topics such as EBV, HHV-6,, brain inflammation, duTPase Proteins, exosomes, Dr, Ronald Glaser, NIH ME/CFS grant approval frustrations and a few other interesting puzzle pieces to be added to the ongoing saga of research into this “mysterious” illness with more names, theories, twists and turns than a nine headed Hydra.
See, https://www.healthrising.org/blog/2...ld-it-be-causing-neuroinflammation-in-me-cfs/
and
http://simmaronresearch.com/2019/07/epstein-barr-virus-neuroinflammation-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/
A couple of other recent (2019) threads here on the PR Forum that may be of interest in that they relate to some of the topics covered in the links noted above,
1) https://forums.phoenixrising.me/thr...tory-mediators-implications-for-me-cfs.76123/
and
2) https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/research-re-exosomes-and-me-csf.75840/
I found the information provided in the blogs to be quite interesting especially because the topic was primarily focused on EBV (which has almost become like a bad rash in the ME/CFS research world that won’t let you ignore it and you feel compelled to keep scratching it.)
Now that exosomes have become a hot topic in the ME/CFS research world, the itch has become more intense especially when the rash seems to point toward EBV and exosomes doing a dance together.to create one raging party from hell inside of our brains..
Here is the link to the Simmaron article/blog and some additional commentary on the Health Rising website which covers a variety of intertwined topics such as EBV, HHV-6,, brain inflammation, duTPase Proteins, exosomes, Dr, Ronald Glaser, NIH ME/CFS grant approval frustrations and a few other interesting puzzle pieces to be added to the ongoing saga of research into this “mysterious” illness with more names, theories, twists and turns than a nine headed Hydra.
See, https://www.healthrising.org/blog/2...ld-it-be-causing-neuroinflammation-in-me-cfs/
and
http://simmaronresearch.com/2019/07/epstein-barr-virus-neuroinflammation-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/
A couple of other recent (2019) threads here on the PR Forum that may be of interest in that they relate to some of the topics covered in the links noted above,
1) https://forums.phoenixrising.me/thr...tory-mediators-implications-for-me-cfs.76123/
and
2) https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/research-re-exosomes-and-me-csf.75840/
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