@vee_etc @cfs_research You are not wrong. I've studied this extensively and I've found that for ME/CFS, severe trauma and/or prolonged stress is a and possibly THE primary cause. Therapy and medications for psychological disorders can be a fixer or CFS. Good luck! Hang in there.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) can likely be caused by repressed emotions from a traumatic experience or prolonged extreme stress. Addressing those emotions could relieve CFS - https://t.co/UB7wJrYH36
Hi all. I'm a hypertension specialist and have been researching the relationship between repressed emotions and chronic illness for decades. I just released my newest book https://t.co/DJ3eUdBWHz. For some, especially in CFS, repressed emotions are the cause.
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#chronicfatiguesyndrome affects over 2 million people in America. Are repressed emotions being considered when trying to treat it? https://t.co/N9xzBVNd2k
@bmj_latest To add... a study I performed with colleagues found that 77% of patients polled said they did not wait quietly a few minutes before their blood pressure was taken. Both clinical setting and at home - https://t.co/moCueCslPB
@Vilavaite@JAMAInternalMed@ACCinTouch@American_Heart@EricTopol In a study done with colleagues, we found that 77% reported having their blood pressure taken without waiting a short period first. This leads to elevated readings thus leading to diagnosis - https://t.co/moCueCslPB
@healthwiseguy I just posted an article about this very topic. I did a study with colleagues that found 77% were having their blood pressure taken without waiting quietly first, resulting in elevated readings - https://t.co/moCueCslPB