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    He doesnt need to make it clear man. He knows what hes talking about and thanks for reply 2Sox but after u saying go see an endo , that tells me right there that you dont know what these docs really are about.

    Heapsreal, i talked to a retired doctor that doesnt have much time anymore to consult with people but he took some time to help me with my issues through email. he says i have reactivated mono and the best thing to do is rebuild the mitocondrial with strength training and alot of sleep. to rebuild the muscle energy and ATP. i tried that and i fatigued after a couple weeks. im not sure if thats my answer.

    im going to def google the cfs roadmap. this all happened when my test got shutdown. so weird?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ItalianPride View Post

    He doesnt need to make it clear man. He knows what hes talking about and thanks for reply 2Sox but after u saying go see an endo , that tells me right there that you dont know what these docs really are about.
    It's likely that Heaps very well knows what he's talking about. But if I and others don't know what he's talking about, it's more difficult for us to offer help. And that is, after all, what this forum is for. So I'd suggest you drop your attitude (unless I'm reading you wrong) and give us a hand with this. Maybe if all this was made clearer, there would be more than 6 replies to this thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2Sox View Post
    It's likely that Heaps very well knows what he's talking about. But if I and others don't know what he's talking about, it's more difficult for us to offer help. And that is, after all, what this forum is for. So I'd suggest you drop your attitude (unless I'm reading you wrong) and give us a hand with this. Maybe if all this was made clearer, there would be more than 6 replies to this thread.
    His point was that if you can't follow along, then you don't know much on the topic and have little advice to offer. Hepsreal didn't use any unusual abbreviations, just the standard ones that are always used in place of the whole 20 letter word.

    CMV= cytomegalovirus
    hhv6= human herpes virus 6
    IgM= Immunoglobulin M
    CD8 = cluster of differentiation 8 OR CD8 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    I don't know shit about the Epstein-Barr virus and associated abbreviations, but I've got mad Google skills.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    His point was that if you can't follow along, then you don't know much on the topic and have little advice to offer. Hepsreal didn't use any unusual abbreviations, just the standard ones that are always used in place of the whole 20 letter word.

    CMV= cytomegalovirus
    hhv6= human herpes virus 6
    IgM= Immunoglobulin M
    CD8 = cluster of differentiation 8 OR CD8 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    I don't know shit about the Epstein-Barr virus and associated abbreviations, but I've got mad Google skills.
    Thanks for looking these up and doing the legwork for all of us. And you make a good point that if we can't follow along we likely can't offer much help.

    Here's the point: If you want others to be useful and to learn enough to be useful, you don't make the job more difficult by using terms that many may not know the meaning of. You don't assume people know what you are talking about or put people in a position of doing homework just to understand what you are talking about. IMO, it's unkind to do this - and self defeating. I'll give an example: I taught science for thirty years. If I came into the classroom tossing around abbreviations and technical terms without first giving rudimentary lessons - while assuming my students knew what I was talking about - what kind of learning experience would have taken place? When a teacher does that his only purpose is to show off and feel superior to his students and gloat in his students' lack of knowledge. At best it's poor teaching.

    We don't need that here.

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    My bad man, just dont like the MD thing. All they want is your money. Medicine = cure symptoms not the root problem. And they dont even care about your health at all. Ive seen some people actually get misdianosed and then more symptoms and get allll f'd up from a stupid MD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ItalianPride View Post
    My bad man, just dont like the MD thing. All they want is your money. Medicine = cure symptoms not the root problem. And they dont even care about your health at all. Ive seen some people actually get misdianosed and then more symptoms and get allll f'd up from a stupid MD.
    I hear you. But it's not good for you or anyone else to make generalizations about everyone in an entire profession. Doctors are just people, and just like all people they are flawed. Some are good, some are bad but they are still people who happen to have a huge responsibility. We've all met some who have been incredibly skilled and caring. It's up you - each of us - to use your best mind to evaluate every health care provider you meet and be a good critic them when the opportunity arises. It's not useful or efficient to dismiss the entire profession wholesale. In my view, it just sets you up for continuous disappointment. IMO, this is not a wise position to put yourself in - unless there is something you like about being angry and disappointed.

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