In The Media
with Dr Stein
Interview with the Environmental Health Association of Québec / L'Association pour la santé environnementale du Québec
- March 12, 2022
The National Institute of Public Health Québec (Institut national de santé publique du Québec – INSPQ) recently published a report on MCS concluding that anxiety and not chemical exposure is the cause of multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS). This a conclusion reached without consultation with people with lived experience, or experts in MCS.
Dr. Stein was invited to discuss questions arising from the report at the ASEQ-EHAQ (L'Association pour la santé environnementale du Québec / Environmental Health Association of Québec) Annual General Meeting on March 12, 2022. This session was recorded and the discussion is in English and French. L’enregistrement est en français et en anglais.
The English version of the summary of the report can be found here : Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, an integrative approach to identifying the pathophysiological mechanisms. The ASEQ-EHAQ has started an action to remove this report at: https://aseq-ehaq.ca/en/action/
To learn more, visit the bilingual websites www.aseq-ehaq.ca / www.EcoLivingGuide.ca / www.EnvironmentalSensitivities.com / www.ecoasisquebec.ca
Blog from ANZMES (Association of New Zealand Myalgic Encephalopathy Societies Inc.)
ANZMES is the national support organization for ME sufferers and their carers in New Zealand.
https://anzmes.org.nz/
Health Rising’s “What’s Up, Doc?” Series Begins with Dr. Eleanor Stein
- an interview on May 24, 2021
What’s Up Doc? is a series hosted by Cort Johnson and dedicated to exploring what’s catching the eyes and ears of ME/CFS/FM and allied disorders doctors.
See all blogs about Dr. Stein on Health Rising
https://www.healthrising.org/blog/2020/10/05/pathways-improvement-online-chronic-fatigue-fibromyalgia-ei-eleanor-stein/
My Podcast interview with Dr. Courtney Craig, May 4, 2021
In this 48 minute podcast we discuss a wide range of topics. I begin by telling the story of what I have learned in my 32 year history with ME/CFS, FM and ES. I answer some hard questions from Dr. Craig including the apparent conflict between psychiatry and ME/CFS and how self-management can possibly help in these serious bio-medical conditions.
Self-management does not cure ME/CFS, FM or ES. But what we think, feel, and do impacts biology. Neuroplasticity in particular has caught my attention. It is a living connection between the mind and the body. It allows us to plan changes to our own brains and bodies by changing behavior - amazing.
We are all awaiting transformative biological interventions for ME/CFS, FM and ES. However, even in conditions for which there are powerful biological treatments, self-management remains important. I designed my online course to fill the need for accurate disease specific self-management strategies.
I hope you enjoy the podcast. And a big thank you to Dr. Craig for offering the platform of hope.
Click on this link to hear my podcast conversation with Dr Courtney Craig:
https://www.drcourtneycraig.com/blog/2021/5/4/spoonie-radio-ep-19-dr-eleanor-stein
About Dr. Courtney Craig
Dr. Craig received her clinical training at Palmer College of Chiropractic, Florida. She also completed undergraduate study in exercise science at the College of William and Mary. She graduated with honors from the University of Bridgeport’s Human Nutrition Institute Master program. She studied at the Technical University of Munich, Germany, with a focus on nutrition and biomedical research. She was a visiting scientist at Cornell’s Center for Enervating Neuroimmune Disease.
Dr. Stein's interview on the CBC Alberta provincial late news on April 18, 2021
- long haul COVID
- 10 to 30% of people who contract COVID 19 don't recover fully as expected. These lingering symptoms are referred to as "long haul" or "Post-COVID".
- The symptoms of Post-COVID include severe fatigue, post exertional malaise, unrefreshing sleep, brain fog and unstable blood pressure - very similar to symptoms of ME/CFS.
- Number one take home message if you have long haul COVID is to PACE. This means living within your energy bank account. Try to save a bit of energy every day so the body can use it to heal.
- We hope this sensible self-management will help people with long haul COVID recover.
