Tuesday, April 29, 2008

ME/CFS as a Mitochondrial Disease

ME/CFS As A Mitochondrial Disease.
ME/CFS is a mitochondrial disease like no other. There are lots of studies that implicate mitochondrial problems; Dr. Kuratsune and carnitine. Dr. Versnon and genomics; Dr. DeMeileir, Dr. Pall, Dr. Cheney and many others. But this problem cannot be studied in tiny fragments. It is time for a good study to look at the different steps of the body’s ability to generate energy. Lets hope we get to see it within our lifetimes.
Dr David S Bell MD, Lyndonville News. Volume 5, Number 2; April 2008
Information provided:
*  Hannah Poling Autism-Vaccine Case: Implications for ME/CFS-labelled patients (Mitochondrial Dysfunction)

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Another nail in the coffin of those hard-headed people who insist that the problem is just depression or laziness.  Being a bit younger than Dr. Bell, I do hold out hope that within my lifetime they will find themselves laughed at as loudly and derisively as they have laughed at us.

Even I can understand that you won't find what you're not looking for -- testing for measles won't reveal that the patient has a broken leg, and x-raying his leg won't show that he's dying of AIDS.  But these so-called great medical minds think that if it doesn't show up on basic first-round blood tests, there's no reason to look any further, just consign the patient to the psychiatric trash heap.

 

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