ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 18/10/20255) An upcoming paper by Naviaux reportedly found more evidence of mitochondrial hypometabolism, using plasma separation cards (PSCs) for ME/CFS-MeScreen C2C12 analysis. 170
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 18/10/20256) A big caveat is that this theory doesn’t have a lot of hard evidence to support it, and Naviaux’s metabolomic study on ME/CFS, which was published in the journal PNAS and received a lot of attention in 2016, hasn’t been replicated by other studies. 2100
Simon McGrath @simonmcg.bsky.social · 20/10/2025There was an attempted replication of the PNAS study by, I think, Gordon. And it was either never published or did didn't manage to replicate the findings. Which doesn't inspire confidence. 010
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 18/10/20257) Naviaux’s presentation at the 2025 Stanford symposium can be watched here:youtube.comRobert Naviaux, MD, PhD | Mitochondrial signals and the emerging science of salugenesisRobert Naviaux, MD, PhD, University of San Diego Mitochondrial signals and the emerging science of salugenesis – turning the tide for ME/CFS 170
