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Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

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  1. Anyone out there with new information on this subject matter (myalgic
    encephalomyelitis)? Anything you would recommend (for the living that is)?
    Also, anything on the same above related the Heb B vaccine shot?

    I would much appreciate it.
    This is my first time on a news site, and I must say I'm enjoying the
    satire!

    Thank,

    Frank

  2. Frank W. Catanzarite said:

    Anyone out there with new information on this subject matter (myalgic
    encephalomyelitis)? Anything you would recommend (for the living that is)?

    Have you checked google? It appears to be closely related to
    Chroonic Fatigue Syndrome, perhaps identical.

    http://pages.ivillage.com/cfidspgh/id81.html

    Tsu

    --
    To doubt everything or to believe everything
    are two equally convenient solutions; both
    dispense with the necessity of reflection.
    - Jules Henri Poincaré

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    Quoted message said:
    Frank W. Catanzarite said:

    Anyone out there with new information on this subject matter (myalgic
    encephalomyelitis)? Anything you would recommend (for the living that
    is)?

    Have you checked google? It appears to be closely related to
    Chroonic Fatigue Syndrome, perhaps identical.

    http://pages.ivillage.com/cfidspgh/id81.html

    In fact, it's the same thing; "myalgic encephalomyelitis" or "ME" is the
    term that sufferers in the UK prefer, despite the fact that the term
    suggests a specific etiology that was rejected long ago. Interesting
    discussion of the terminology at:
    <http://www.spiked-online.com/Articles/00000002D3B6.htm>

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