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07-18-2007

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FEATURED ARTICLE July 18, 2007 Patients Quiz Dr. Pall - the Biochemist Who Developed a New Explanation for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia Martin Pall, PhD, has developed a protocol to help fight the cell-damaging amounts of peroxynitrite that he thinks cause CFS and FM. Our savvy chat room visitors asked him about everything. ARTICLES, EVENTS, SOLUTIONS See 1 more new article Food for Mood Emotional state is strongly related to brain health and chemistry - and if it isn't what you'd like it to be, the reason could be your diet. Hypoglycemia - A Common Factor in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome UK nutritionist Sarah Myhill, MD, says chronic low blood sugar has been a common cause of chronic fatigue, disturbed sleep, and stress among the 4,000-plus CFS patients she has seen. She outlines a cause, a test, and a protocol. RESEARCH ABSTRACTS See 8 more new abstracts Researchers implicate 35 genes in post-infectious CFS The Dubbo, Australia research team's study of patients who developed Chronic Fatigue Syndrome after severe infectious mononucleosis turned up revolutionary genetic clues. Abstract links to full text of the article. CFS twin study links cognitive problems to rapid onset cases A study involving twin sets, one with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome & one without, links cognitive functioning problems to the rapid onset cases only. MONTHLY FAVORITES Visit our store FibroSleep - The all-in-one natural sleep support formula. FibroSleep is a powerful combination of pure, concentrated ingredients to support sleep conditions in those who are especially in need of deep, restorative sleep. Coenzyme Q10 - Top energy nutrient CoQ10 plays an important role in generating cellular energy and works inside a cell's mitochondria to provide the supplies necessary for energy production. EpiCor - Significantly strengthens the body's immune function EpiCor is a remarkable natural substance that brings the functioning of the immune system to a completely new level. Research indicates EpiCor causes a four-fold increase in the activity of NK cells. LETTERS FROM OUR READERS Letter of the Month "A Day At A Time" - July's Letter of the Month was written by Myrna Goldstein. Myrna wins a $100 gift certificate for ProHealth supplements. CFS Q & A Session · Need to find new MD · Mountain climber's protocol · Cracked tongue & eye pain · Mono & FM/CFS connection? Comments & Suggestions · Learning about symptoms helps · Profoundly moving · Keeping up with research · Dr. Pall book worth reading · Health benefits of gardening Please share your thoughts with us! Send us a letter WEEKLY INSPIRATION "You know how when you put a stick in water and it looks bent? That's why I never take baths." - Steven Wright To Help Lighten Life Reframe your situation and others' situations in a lighter way. Ask yourself or another you are trying to help, "How would a young child see this situation?" Or ask, "How would your favorite comedian make light of this situation?" Think of a difficult time you went through long ago, a time you are now at peace with and can even joke about, and realize that whatever you or another is going through now might similarly shift and be transformed over time. Reframe any event into a matter that is not so serious and loaded. A childlike and whimsical perspective on life can help keep us young, flexible, and happy. From Why Good Things Happen to Good People by Steven Post, PhD, and Jill Neimark, Broadway Books, New York, 2007.

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