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YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED FOR RESEARCH
ON THE NITRIC OXIDE/PEROXYNITRITE THEORY
OF CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME, MULTIPLE CHEMICAL
SENSITIVITY AND FIBROMYALGIA

Funding for research for CFS, FM and MCS has been difficult to obtain due, in part to the many questions that have been raised by skeptics about these conditions. The appropriate response should be to fund research to answer these questions but more often, the response has been to avoid funding these fields entirely. As a consequence, these fields are infrequently funded, in comparison with other illnesses, by the NIH and other organizations that have supported the bulk of health-related research. Much of the research that has been funded has focussed on issues peripheral to understanding the basic mechanisms causing these illnesses.

The elevated nitric oxide/peroxynitrite theory of etiology of CFS, FM and MCS is supported by many observations but most involve research not designed to specifically test this theory. Therefore many of the most applicable types of tests have not been performed. Your gifts would be most useful in order to perform either pilot studies to obtain more extensive funding or to perform complete studies involving less expensive procedures. Seven types of such projects that may be suggested as examples of potentially fruitful research are found at the following link: Seven Proposed Research Projects

You can make your gift now in support of this research with a credit card through the Washington State University Foundation’s website and click on “I want to give” at the top right of the page.

Under “Use my gift in this manner:” enter [“School of Molecular Biosciences – Chronic Fatigue Syndrome” OR “School of Molecular Biosciences – Multiple Chemical Sensitivity” OR “School of Molecular Biosciences –Fibromyalgia"]

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