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Acetylcholine receptor autoantibodies have been found in subsets of #MECFS and #POTS patients. This can impair autonomic nervous system function and mast cell regulation. What I did not know is

I think I have an amino acid metabolism problem. The amount of protein powder I need to take to recover from exercise is not normal, especially given that I eat

Does anyone know about the neuroscience of gaslighting? It’s hard for me to fathom how some people’s brains can do it. I have an almost obsessive need to take anything

Just read a story about a woman who had a stroke near her brainstem and almost died. She did not fully recover and lives with dysautonomia, vision problems, and partial

Dear medical profession: please get your act together on this. It’s been a few hundred years. You’ve had more than enough time.@AmerMedicalAssn needs to speak out against this behavior, for

Petra Klinge’s talk on tethered cord syndrome blew my mind. It‘s given me a deeper understanding of how tethered cord syndrome might play a fundamental role in the patholophysiology and

My husband and I both got sick with what we think was #COVID19 in late March. It took us each 2.5 months for our symptoms to completely resolve. It may

To share when someone you love (or a stranger on the internet) says they want to “end capitalism.”https://youtu.be/jbkSRLYSojo For 50,000 years, humanity hung out in the bottom left corner. Then,

I’ve written a lot about post-infectious craniocervical instability—what I believe to have been the cause of my ME symptoms––as a kind of Grisel’s syndrome (hypothetically speaking). This paper has a

This is an amazeballs conclusion to draw from a failure to reject the null. I had to read it thrice.https://twitter.com/OnlyEnnui/status/1266144072424701953 Sorry to be more clear: I am not sure how

What I‘ve learned from my mentions the last 48 hours: if you have an actual mental health condition, God help you if you ever develop cancer, an autoimmune disease, or

If I ever have to go to an ER again, it will be wearing a t-shirt that says in big, bold letters IT IS NOT ANXIETYhttps://twitter.com/greenecharmer9/status/1263988975347421186 The only time I’ve