Australian researchers link chronic fatigue syndrome to impaired brain waste removal

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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome may be linked to the brain's waste removal system. Australian researchers found impaired glymphatic system function in CFS patients, suggesting a connection to the brain's ability to clear waste. This system is crucial for removing toxins and dead cells. CFS, also known as ME, causes extreme fatigue and cognitive issues. This new research offers a potential biological explanation for the debilitating symptoms.


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