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Aug 04, 2008 |
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CFIDS&FM |
What initiates the formation of senile plaques? The origin of Alzheimer-like dementias in capillary hemorrhages - Source: Medical Hypotheses, Sep 2008
The proposal that plaques form at the sites of bleeding from the brain's tiny blood vessels explains many things: e.g., why oxidative stress/cardiovascular disease are associated with Alzheimer's, why antioxidants and other vascular-protective factors protect against dementia. [Source: Medical Hypotheses, Sep 2008 ] |
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Jul 09, 2008 |
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CFIDS&FM |
Neuropsychological Performance in Persons with Chronic Fatigue - Source: Psychosomatic Medicine, Jul 7, 2008
The CDC's Dr. William Reeves & Emory University researchers confirm and quantify alterations in cognition (motor speed and working memory) in ME/CFS patients – independent of psychiatric/psychological conditions such as depression, etc. [] |
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Jul 10, 2008 |
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CFIDS&FM |
Ionophore compound (PBT2) acts to disperse Alzheimer’s plaques in mouse models, Australian researchers report
Australian brain research collaborative reports that an ionophore compound (PBT2), fed to mice in special tomatoes, reversed Alzheimer's by detoxifying beta-amyloid plaques of zinc and copper, causing the plaques to disperse very rapidly. And recent clinical trials in human AD patients have been "promising." Some observers caution "wait and see." |
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Apr 11, 2008 |
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CFIDS&FM |
B-12 Deficiency in ME/CFS and FM May Provide Clues & Relief (Footnoted Version)
In the quest for a “unifying theory” of ME/CFS and related multi-system diseases, two models have emerged that have gained much scientific credibility. Research is revealing a connection between these complicated and misunderstood diseases and an equally complicated and misunderstood vitamin that may hold the key to improved health for many. |
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Jul 17, 2008 |
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CFIDS&FM |
Hippocampus Dysfunction May Explain Symptoms of Fibromyalgia Syndrome. A Study with Single-Voxel Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy - Source: Journal of Rheumatology, July 2008
The hippocampal function abnormalities these researchers found in FM patients may be related to problems. Cognitive function, sleep regulation, and pain perception are all functions affected by the hippocampus. [Source: Journal of Rheumatology, May 15 2008] |
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Apr 18, 2005 |
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CFIDS&FM |
Physicians Find a New Way to Study Their Patients' Pain
Doctors at the University of New Mexico don't have to feel their patients' pain anymore. They can see it. Physicians at the university's MIND Imaging Center have discovered that the brain releases a noticeable amount of two chemicals when it experiences pain. |
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Jul 26, 2008 |
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Article |
CFIDS&FM |
Dr. Fortanasce Explains the Alzheimer's Disease Crisis and a Protocol to Prevent or Delay It - at Any Age
Alzheimer's doctor and innovator Vincent Fortansce, MD (author of The Anti-Alzheimer's Prescription) provides useful information on Alzheimer's and its diagnosis, his view that a cure is unlikely any time soon, and the science-based protocol he recommends to prevent or delay the disease. |
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Apr 03, 2006 |
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CFIDS&FM |
Research: Omega-3 Oils Influence Mood
People who have high intakes of omega-3 fatty acids are more agreeable and less impulsive, says a new study from Pittsburgh. |
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Jan 10, 2003 |
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CFIDS&FM |
Paul Cheney, M.D., on Balancing the Immune System in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (and Fibromyalgia Syndrome)
Carol Sieverling, a CFIDS patient and support group leader, writes, "CFIDS patients are Th2 activated. This means they over-respond to toxins, allergens, normal bacteria and parasites, and under-respond to viruses, yeast, cancer and intracellular bacteria. Dr. Cheney suggests six products that can help rebalance the immune system." |
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Mar 08, 2008 |
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CFIDS&FM |
Could a Common B-12 Deficiency Be Causing Your Symptoms?
Modern medical science now understands many of the reasons why vitamin B-12 supplementation helps people feel better. |
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