Here you will find a YouTube of
Dr Myhill talking to the Academy
of Nutritional Medicine [AONM]
about Covid 19
See AONM (https://aonm.org) for
more details of this Academy
YouTube Link HERE
See Below for direct Video link
Text from AONM as underneath
the YouTube:
May is a month of International
Awareness for many illnesses and
conditions that we know are so often
linked – ME, Fibromyalgia, Lyme
Disease, EDS, PANS/PANDAS, Autism,
Gulf War Syndrome, MCS, MCAS.
In 1992 Thomas Hennessy Jr. founded
International Awareness Day for Chronic
Immunological and Neurological Diseases.
Each year for the past few years AONM
have held an event in London to honour
the Awareness Month of May. Sadly this
year due to the current Covid-19 crisis
this is not able to go ahead. May 12th
is a significant date for patients worldwide
and we feel it is crucial to mark the day
in some way. To commemorate Awareness
Day 2020 we are delighted to have
Dr. Sarah Myhill speaking on people with
these disorders against the backdrop of
Covid-19. Dr. Myhill will cover inter-
connections that she has found so far between
some of these conditions, including whether
those with ME/Lyme/Fibromyalgia are more
susceptible, and supportive therapies to
strengthen patients during this critical
period."

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