Why dose of Pyridosigmine differs. In the table it says 234mg but in comments it says 60mg.
@lanceevans168910 күн бұрын
MOLD EXPOSURE. For me, that was the issue. Took MANY years to confirm this. Best to all of you!
@nikkipage913214 күн бұрын
Thinking and praying for us all. And our families.
@MaileyMcAslan16 күн бұрын
Imposible
@Ninjamom4Ай бұрын
This was very informative. Thank you.
@LD-er5zyАй бұрын
was told Intravenous IV-IG can reduce Small Fiber Neuropathy via regular Intravenous administration. Recently I was introduced to a oral capsules by METACURE. The Revive Alpha Lipoic Complex with Curcumin is much faster than Intravenous IV-IG and ALA. The SEVERE NERVE PAIN, TINGLING AND BURNING are reduced about 90% to 100% in one to two weeks. The NUMBNESS is slowly going down though takes much longer.
@ElizWarrenАй бұрын
Loved his emphasis on REMOVING the source of mold. All the sprays, bleach, candles, Himalayan salt lights, etc. in the world will not solve the problem. Wash. Scrub. Wipe. Cut out if necessary. Thanks for providing this content. I wish I had seen something like this 5 years ago.
@goldilockz6517Ай бұрын
Thanks for this ! I’d like more mold related content especially healing from toxic exposure on a budget and the connection between mold and ME/CFS
@gordonswain2396Ай бұрын
22:13 I will say that while I agree with most of the presenter's advice, I would recommend the anti-mold fogging system from EC3, who make a range of anti-mold botanical products. It works well as a generalized anti-spore volumetric fill, which is useful once you have removed the exposure source.
@janeshipley69932 ай бұрын
very edifying - thank you!
@renatasokulska28072 ай бұрын
❤
@Reflectors12 ай бұрын
If these abnormalities show up in scans why isn’t that used to diagnose the disease?
@gamaltaher97142 ай бұрын
Thanks
@hopealways2472 ай бұрын
Dr. Felsenstein is an amazing doctor. I feel extremely grateful to finally have a Dr working with me rather than what often felt like against me. After 20 yrs of living with a complicated illness like ME/CFS, I finally feel heard, as well as taking care of. Dr.Felsenstein is compassionate & supportive. I love how we work "together" to improve my symptoms. I fought this illness alone for so many years. It is so nice to finally have a Dr who is on my team. We ( the ME/CFS community) need more Dr's like her, Please train some.
@emilyfloyd69392 ай бұрын
Thank you for your message and all you do! 🇦🇺
@Tricia_JoElle3 ай бұрын
I SO agree with what you are saying. Some psych issues aren't due to emotions, but to biology/ physiology. (Sorry, not well versed in science!) I had a massive head injury due to car accident. Head repeatedly slammed against steering wheel, bending wheel and breaking bones from eyebrow to jawbone. 3 months post accident, in a blink, world changed. Short term memory, sudden sporadic bouts of crying/deep depression with no reason, OCD like behavior, etc. Psychiatrist put me on STRONG anti-psychotic drugs, which kept me numb, and deemed me mentally ill. Didn't matter that Pre accident, I held retail management position, graduated a year early from high school, had a very high IQ, had friends, did things, took care of self. After two weeks on the drugs, I found myself reaching for them long before scheduled time of dosage. I immediately threw them out and never returned for treatment. Why don't these Phd's look at body before diagnosing mind?
@madminiman663 ай бұрын
To all those who suffer from ME/CFS. Don't take any more covid shots if you took any to start with!
@goldilockz65173 ай бұрын
Why not ?
@madminiman663 ай бұрын
@@goldilockz6517 My Dr was one of the sensible ones who said because I have had ME/CFS since 1993 and it is stable though I still only have 4 good hours a day not to risk the untested shots as the effect on my immune system could trigger further problems and throw me back to the terrible days of 24/7 misery. Turned out to be a godsend that he was correct as many people I know are injured or worse. I'm NOT an anti-vaxxer and have had all of my shots as a child and gave my daughter hers too but these were untried and untested long term shots. The long term effects (including cancers and heart conditions are just beginning to show up everywhere. Take care.
@mariamkuddin63863 ай бұрын
I have given myelgiya! I suffer chronic fatigue extremely pain in the body! Nd more! Any remedy!? Thank you!
@moniquelemaire53333 ай бұрын
Thank you for your wisdom and your advice ☺️. You are such a great example to all of us who have MECFS. You keep persevering despite how you might feel. May God continue to bless you and your family 💐☺️🙏🕊️. With love, Miss Monique ❤️
@danmoulton42183 ай бұрын
My me/cfs started with Lyme 4 years ago. Tests say lyme is gone but fatigue etc are there
@solar9793 ай бұрын
I am a mother of a severely ill daughter with ME/CFS. We live in a small country in Europe. Our experiences are the same as those of people all around the world. She's been ill for 14 and severe for 7 years. Our visits to doctors were very traumatic and damaging to us both. I've developed anxiety disorder. We are abandoned from our family and friends. People like Ed Yong have tremendous positive impact on our lives. We admire and respect him deeply.
@sherylw49103 ай бұрын
Jeez too many ads. Lost interest.
@josegarcia96613 ай бұрын
Wow. He really makes me feel optimistic about the future. He gives no hope in all his observations of this illness
@josegarcia96613 ай бұрын
When is Ampligen going to be approved in United States. Many people including myself are suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome and feel like nothing is being done for us. We feel ignored
@lkececi75133 ай бұрын
So glad for all the symptoms being understood now, drs used to be dismissive when mentioning these symptoms , I'm also intolerant to lithium batteries and masts, people think you are nuts if I say I can't use lithium batteries!!!!
@lkececi75134 ай бұрын
Yes because of nathsayers, many people will not admit they have CFS, eg, i tell people i have long covid, CFS IS A bad title for the illness too
@lkececi75134 ай бұрын
In uk- nhs, in 10 min appt. Can only discuss one symptom, my varied symptoms spanned 7 yrs, nobody connecting dots till finally covid and flu put me from mild to severe
@sjdominguez14 ай бұрын
I feel better now🙂 Thanks for the uplifting words!… Stay strong 💪🏼 ❤
@theantiqueactionfigure4 ай бұрын
Applying for disability was the most humiliating experience of my life. They pretty much accuse you of being a liar.
@theantiqueactionfigure4 ай бұрын
That city librarian was an angel here walking around.
@Frank-bb1yg4 ай бұрын
Paul treated me for GPA disease while he was at Brigham and women's. In my humble opinion,he is one of the top researchers in America, if not the world!
@goldilockz65174 ай бұрын
Wish my primary care doctor knew about CFS.
@Alice-hm4hd4 ай бұрын
will the 'coming soon' features automatically be available when they are released if you have already bought the wearable device?
@goldilockz65175 ай бұрын
Thank you to all the doctors and researchers studying this devastating illness!
@marymastandrea26405 ай бұрын
Can a person with this A severe form Undergo chemo and radiation.???????
@marymastandrea26405 ай бұрын
Most intelligent Research On how sick these people are and explanation in 25 years.
@SOOKIE420695 ай бұрын
I am one of these patients with confirmed small fiber neuropathy! Not only do I deal with ME/CFS but horrible pain in my hands and feet and POTS. I really hope more effective treatments are found than the triweekly IVIG I've spent the last couple years on.
@Truerealism7473 ай бұрын
Do you have hypomobility CFS 26 years pots now ok fybromyalgia the worst bow
@SOOKIE420693 ай бұрын
@@Truerealism747Very mild hyper mobility but they have cleared me for Ehler-Danlos. The most likely is Sjogren's based on family history.
@CricketGirrl5 ай бұрын
I just experienced horrifying civil rights violations and medical abuse at a hospital in Albuquerque, NM. I was diagnosed in 2020 and have been severe until November 2023 when a mental health provider pushed a drug combination on me that caused my orthostatic intolerance to become dramatically worse. I am now Very Severe. I am also autistic and attempted suicide during a meltdown after not sleeping more than 4 hours a night for several months. Even though my husband instructed the paramedic to have the ER doctor call him as soon as i arrived to discuss ME/CFS, that call was not made. My husband told the medics that i was diagnosed on the autism spectrum in 10/23 and that i was experiencing a meltdown. I told the medic in the ambulance about my ME/CFS and reiterated the importance of contacting my husband and that i was about to become nonverbal. I described to her what it would look like and that it was normal. She gave all this information to the nurse in the ER. Then the nightmare happened. I was left in a room alone for an extended period. I was absolutely terrified and not sure what was happening, but i knew help was outside that door. So i tried to crawl to it and collapsed halfway there, completely drained and unable to move or speak. At that time, i was dragged back to the gurney and restrained as i screamed to them "i am autistic! This is a meltdown! Please help," as well as "i have ME/CFS. I am very severe. Please, you are hurting me." The doctor, the charge nurse, and an RN took turns telling me that i am not autistic, this is not an uncontrollable autistic meltdown, that i was doingthis to myself and i needed to learn how to behave. That ME/CFS didnt exist, that i had no physical ailments, that i was making this up and doing this to myself. I was refused feminine hygiene products as well as a wheelchair. When i was finally allowed a wheelchair, the charge nurse put it out of my reach and told me to walk to it. A security guard came in at that point and told the charge nurse that HE would help me. When we returned to room, the charge nurse again refused to help, and i fell (which was not documented). The security guard had to pick me up off the floor and place me on the bed while the charge nurse just stood there. I was put in a room without a call buttom and a closed door. After i called out for help to the restroom, it took several minutes for anyone to come. The charge nurse of that shift scolded me for yelling, even though i had no other way of asking for help through a closed door. I have been unable to eat since i arrived at the hospital. Its been two days. Ive already lost 20 pounds since Thanksgiving. When we arrived home, we tried to contact my PCP only to find that she had discontinued my treatment. I now have no doctor. I am very severe. My husband and i are desperate for help but we don't know where to turn. I don't want to show up on ME-pedia's list of fatalities. Every single doctor i have spoken with in NM since 2020 has denied the existence of ME/CFS. The people treating me at the hospital didnt even know what POTS was. An orderly had to explain it to them. Please help. I am really scared. I cant even get medical care because i live in a rural area and my PCP was one only a few in the area. Please help me.
@kathleencarson99046 ай бұрын
It's so great to see that big smile on Whitney's face!!
@Medicinewoman1236 ай бұрын
I am experience symptoms of ME/CFS. Are you or any of your colleagues seeing patients with these symptoms?
@kristinae.70846 ай бұрын
We love you Whitney!
@jeffreycliff9226 ай бұрын
Downvoted for being youtube standard license instead of creative commons. There is no justifiable reason why useful information like this should be restricted by copyright.
@KittenCasserole7 ай бұрын
Thanks to MassME and Ed Yong for this great presentation ❤
@user-ye1bg4iu6m7 ай бұрын
Are there hospitals for M.E. PATIENTS?
@caroleperret4992 ай бұрын
Maleureument non😢
@user-ye1bg4iu6m7 ай бұрын
Are there hospitals for M.E. PATIENTS?
@josegarcia96613 ай бұрын
Not one
@FightingMECFS7 ай бұрын
Only half way but the wearable i have given serious consideration to, in the interest of accuracy, was a chest strap heart rate monitor, like lief, but Polar did seem to be the best wrist device. Im sure they have looked at all options but was wondering if Visible had given this serious consideration for a second option for a wearable, or if it had been looked at but not compatible? If im offered to be gifted a device at some point in the future, the answer to that would weigh heavily on my choice of device
@lightingthedarkremoteviewi80867 ай бұрын
have severe ME and no one in this country,the US, cares, I've tried to get help so many times and no one cares or understands at all. I can barely move the last 3 months has been so bad I can't even hardly go to the bathroom I can't get to a shower, i can barely eat. So called medical professionals don't take me seriously at all and are just abusive so I'm stuck living in my car now and I can't even drive. I'm going to die soon because of people's lack of empathy. I'm only 34.
@joyoung78047 ай бұрын
my hero xx
@kristinae.70847 ай бұрын
YES-- thank you!!
@m.c.o.30687 ай бұрын
Postviral Experience Considerations For the adult patient, everything - social expectations, anticipated challenges - is the same; however the patient's ability to address and meet those realities half-way is altered. Awareness, lacking alertness - a diffuse versus discrete neurocognitive state. Evolution may have incidentally generated this immune mediated altered state. Afflicted early humans may have self-quarantined away from the group, partly because of a reduced ability to meet everyday realities half-way. The larger group's genetic character would have moved into the future - thanks to this self quarantine behavior, provoked by multisystem immune reactions - long before germ theory. Beyond that, a diffuse character of mind allows a kind of sensory and information overload. Some of the self quarantined early humans may have survived; because they had enough processing power to make positive sense of the cognitive overload. These, (self-quarantined), individuals, able to cope and survive, would have become a part of human genetic evolution as well.