The M.E. Recovery Group website includes links to M.E./CFS health-related websites outside the M.E. Recovery Group. These links are provided to offer users further relevant information, which they may wish to explore.The M.E. Recovery Group is not responsible for the content of external websites. The inclusion of a link to a third party website from the M.E. Recovery Group pages should not be understood as an endorsement. Thank You. 
A Hummingbirds Guide to M.E. is the best M.E. website on the internet. Please visit it here. You will be astounded at the sheer amount of information available, as well as in depth articles.
EDMESH is the "The Edinburgh M.E. Self-Help Group". They aim to provide support, information and friendship to people affected by M.E. Their website is very informative, has an online forum and also advice on Benefits.  The primary aim of BRAME, both in the UK and worldwide, is to create an increased awareness and understanding that ME/CFS is a very real and debilitating illness, and the consequences of living with ME/CFS, for the sufferer, carer and the whole family unit. BRAME also offers support and understanding to those affected by ME/CFS. By donating excess funds BRAME is also supporting much needed research into ME/CFS. BRAME is a voluntary organisation run entirely by Tanya and Christine Harrison; a severe sufferer and 24/7 carer 
The Blue Ribbon for the Awareness of ME is proving to be a triple symbol of hope for all those affected by ME/CFS: 1 It is creating awareness of ME/CFS. 2 It is helping to raise funds for research. 3 It is showing support for those affected by ME/CFS  This is one of the best personal websites on the net, created and run by David Axford, he has brought together a wealth of articles, links and useful information for any M.E. sufferer and their family. 
M.E. Support is an extensive Website has articles, references & resources on a vast array of subjects related to M.E.and other chronic fatiguing illnesses. The site is founded by
M.E. sufferer Louise Sargent, 
Tel: 08704441835 (Members) Tel: 08704441836 (Non-Members) The ME Association ~ provides information, support and practical advice for people who are affected by ME/CFS/PVFS (Myalgic Encephalopathy/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Post Viral Fatigue Syndrome) and their families and carers; funding and supporting research and providing education & training. 
M.E. North East website. M.E. North-East is a charity based in Chester-Le-Street, County Durham. Its objectives are to relieve suffering from Myalgic Enchalopathy and to advance research in the cause and cure of the disease and publishing the results of such research. 
Action for M.E. (AFME) is one of the UK's leading charities dedicated to improving the lives of people with M.E. Tel: 0845 1232380 
25% ME Group (for those with severe ME) exists to support all who have the severe form of M.E. and those who care for them. This includes people who are housebound, bedbound and wheelchair users. 
ME Research UK is a national UK charity funding biomedical research into M.E./CFS. 
SupportME was established by a recovered ME/CFS sufferer as an online resource for sufferers of ME, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and CFIDS.  Overton Studios Trust "Overton Studios Trust provides world-wide Therapeutic Support and Media Production for people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia" Overton Studios Trust is a UK Charity providing holistic healing and media production for sufferers from ME, CFS and FM. 
Foods MatterTrue food allergy (to nuts, milk, eggs etc) and coeliac disease are well recognised medical conditions for which, currently, the only treatment is total avoidance - a nut- free, dairy-free, egg-free or gluten-free diet. However, there are many people who do not have a true (IgE mediated) food allergy yet who benefit from a wheat free, gluten free, dairy free, egg free, salicylate free etc diet. These people suffer from a food intolerance or a food sensitivity and in their cases, their food sensitivity nearly always appears as a symptom of, or a trigger for, a quite separate medical condition - IBS, eczema, asthma, ADHD, chemical sensitivity, ME, depression or mood swing etc The Foods Matter website has a wealth of information including articles from their magazine, written by medical practitioners, nutritionists and dieticians, ecological medicine practitioners, alternative and complementary therapists and, in many cases, by the patients themselves. They include a signficant number of conference reports through which we try to keep our readers conversent with the latest developments in all the conditions that we believe can be helped by a gluten free, wheat free, dairy free, egg free or any-other-food-free diet. They also contain a number of 'real life stories' by people who have had to research their own conditions and devise their own treatment - and are anxious to pass on the knowledge they have gained in the hope that the road, for others, will not be so hard.
Thyroid UKMany doctors seem to regard the diagnosis and treatment of hypothyroidism as a relatively simple matter – just run a blood test and if the results lie below the bottom of the reference range, administer just enough thyroxine to bring them back above. Those of you who have long felt unwell, suspecting that your thyroid is the cause of your symptoms but repeatedly being told that your blood tests are normal, may by now be thinking rather differently. If this is the case, you will not be surprised to learn that thyroidology is littered with mythology! This, the first of a series of articles challenging that mythology, explodes TSH as the ‘golden measure’ of thyroid health, blood tests as the only reliable way of diagnosing thyroid disease, and precision in thyroid medication. 
My Body Language Find out about each nutrient in depth, with information that's simple to understand and easy to apply. The Body Language website is also a collection of 'classic' signs and symptoms that the authors have painstakingly collected, researched and expanded. Most of them are grounded on valid science, a few are 'old wives tales' that nevertheless have sound scientific validity, a few are anecdotal. Many of them are fascinating in their own right. ***Still under construction*** Links/Ideas Welcome. Thanks.
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