Discussions highlight the importance of gut bacteria and metabolic pathways in MECFS, with posts referencing specific bacterial markers such as Faecalibacterium and alterations related to IBS. The tone varies from informative to cautiously optimistic, illustrating active engagement and recognition of potential significance in the research findings.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most posts recognize the relevance of the study, emphasizing the significance of gut microbiome differences in understanding MECFS subgroups.
InterestHigh interest
The discussions show high interest, with posts mentioning specific bacteria and metabolic pathways, indicating curiosity about the details and implications.
EngagementModerate engagement
Posts reflect moderate engagement, with some sharing insights, referencing related research, and discussing implications, but few deeply analyze the methodology.
ImpactModerate impact
The posts suggest the study could influence future research and understanding of MECFS, but some consider it preliminary, so the perceived immediate impact is moderate.
Abstract in brief
The study investigated the gut microbiome and immune molecules in 50 MECFS patients and 50 healthy controls, finding that IBS comorbidity heavily influences bacterial composition and metabolic pathways in MECFS.
Different bacterial profiles and metabolic pathways were identified between MECFS patients with IBS and those without, with specific bacterial biomarkers such as unclassified Alistipes and Faecalibacterium differentiating these groups.
Overall, the research suggests that intestinal microbiome differences, particularly related to certain bacteria and metabolic functions, could help distinguish MECFS subgroups, especially when considering IBS status.]
Bonus paper 5: ME/CFS symptom severity, including pain, fatigue, and reduced motivation were correlated with the abundance of distinct types of gut bacteria & metabolic pathways. This held true even when controlling for IBS co-morbidity. https://t.co/v5UwzhDK16
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@NIHDirector @UCSDHealth See also: https://t.co/GlTChBEFrV | https://t.co/hy6VMdAYaE @CfSforMECFS @mhornig
Aug 18, 2022 · 4 likes · 2 shares · 3,228 followersView post →
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@SamMargrave @Invest_in_ME Hi Sam, there was a piece of research in April 2017 that linked "Gut bacteria to chronic fatigue." It was done in response to the fact that many ppl w/ M.E./CFS also have IBS. They found that there were clear gut bacteria changes associated with M.E./CFS:
https://t.co/zRIWhrYuSV
Jan 28, 2019 · 1 like · 12,600 followersView post →
This video explores how gut health influences mental wellbeing, focusing on signs of dysbiosis and the impact on sleep, stress, and the brain-gut axis. It highlights the benefits of prebiotics and bioactive milk…
In this video, I share my experience of being diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome. The discussion includes recent studies on the gut microbiome's role in MECFS, highlighting bacterial profiles and metabolic pathways…
@jason_isaia @tessfalor As I explained, it’s complex multi system disease. There is research showing subsets, which would explain why what helps 1 patient may not help another.
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Winston Blick
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@NIHDirector @UCSDHealth See also: https://t.co/GlTChBEFrV | https://t.co/hy6VMdAYaE @CfSforMECFS @mhornig
Aug 18, 2022 · 4 likes · 2 shares · 3,228 followersView post →
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Bonus paper 5: ME/CFS symptom severity, including pain, fatigue, and reduced motivation were correlated with the abundance of distinct types of gut bacteria & metabolic pathways. This held true even when controlling for IBS co-morbidity. https://t.co/v5UwzhDK16
Dec 1, 2021 · 12 likes · 1,241 followersView post →
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@__ice9 @CTZN5 I think it plays a role in the body's ability to get energy out of food. Stuff like this keeps showing up:
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@VibekeVind @henrik_ullum @SSTProbst @stinuslindgreen @LarsIgum @Tuffmann Skal man i i en videnskabelig artikel citere fra artiklen, er formen:
Nagy-Szakal, D., Williams, B.L., Mishra, N. et al. Fecal metagenomic profiles in subgroups of patients with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. Microbiome 5, 44 (2017). https://t.co/uhJgr8KrfQ
@VibekeVind @henrik_ullum @SSTProbst @stinuslindgreen @LarsIgum @Tuffmann Jeg tænker, at ønsker man videnskabeligt belæg for sine påstande, må man i høj grad følge den videnskabelig praksis på området, herunder overholde formen.
Jeg vedlægger blot et eksempel, som er let at fremfinde via dette søgelink https://t.co/Z1UalIW2G6
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@SamMargrave @Invest_in_ME Hi Sam, there was a piece of research in April 2017 that linked "Gut bacteria to chronic fatigue." It was done in response to the fact that many ppl w/ M.E./CFS also have IBS. They found that there were clear gut bacteria changes associated with M.E./CFS:
https://t.co/zRIWhrYuSV
Jan 28, 2019 · 1 like · 12,600 followersView post →
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