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Inspiratory muscle training improves autonomic function

Inspiratory muscle training improves autonomic function in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome and post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2: A pilot study – by Heather Edgell et al. (2025). Edgell, H., Pereira, T. J., Kerr, K., Bray, R., Tabassum, F., Sergio,...

Kia ora koutou, Recently, one of our Waikato members, Anne-Marie, and her whānau organised a tea party and book swap to raise funds and awareness for ME. It was a lovely day, and I’ve included some photos below to show just how much thought and care went into the...

Kia ora everyone,   June is upon us! A reminder that our in-person meeting for Nelson members is held every month at the Elma Turner Nelson Public Library.  This is an informal social group providing a connection with others as well as delicious baking! We’d...

Kia ora, everyone, we hope you are all wrapping up warm and preparing for Winter. A very warm welcome to our new members, we have lots of new faces from all over New Zealand! We hope you are enjoying connecting with others who are on a similar journey and who...

Kia ora, everyone, It’s been a busy and engaging time in the Wellington region, and we’re looking forward to several in-person meetings this month. These gatherings are a great opportunity to reconnect, share ideas, and support one another, so I hope to see many of...
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