I only read what I believe relates to me....23 yrs tired of reading the other goobily gook.
I like this bit presented at the bottom on the blog from research from a Dr. Baraniuk Spinal tapping that Cort Johnson was involved in at Georgetown University. I feel it applies to me. He also recommends the AR for treating this as the amygdala is involved.
"Focus on the Brainstem - In particular he’s focused on the gating mechanisms in the lower part of the brain that filter the amount of information that the upper part of the brain receives. He believes that the neural circuits running from the spinal cord to the brainstem are not working properly and that the system that should close and latch those gates is dysfunctional.
These gates filter out unnecessary information and protect the brain from being flooded with too much information. He believes they’ve been left wide open in chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). The most critical neural circuit appears to be the Papez Circuit which ties together the anterior cingulate, amygdala and hippocampus. It’s associated with heightened awareness and anxiety and effects autonomic nervous system functioning.
Interestingly studies have shown that the gating mechanisms involving pain are wide open in fibromyalgia patients. (FM patients display over activation of the pain producing and under activation of the pain inhibiting circuits in the brain. Dr. Baraniuk believes ME/CFS, FM, GWS, etc. are all subsets of each other.) Which problem is accentuated in each person may depend on where small ruptures in the blood vessels occur."
For a longer version...http://www.aboutmecfs.org/News/BrainProteomeMar10.aspx

