Many people with ME/CFS, Long Covid or Fibromyalgia struggle to regulate body temperature, and this can be a particular problematic when the weather gets cold. You may notice that you feel unusually cold at this time of year, taking a long time to warm up, or fluctuating between being chilled and overheated. Feeling cold can also make other symptoms worse. Here we offer some practical ideas about how to stay warm and cosy when the temperature falls this Winter.

Discover effective ways to reduce stress in ME/CFS, Long Covid, and Fibromyalgia. Learn how stress impacts your health and find calming strategies.

Sleep and Circadian Rhythm disruption are very common in ME/CFS, Long Covid and Fibromyalgia.  Circadian rhythms — the body's internal 24-hour clock — play a vital role in regulating sleep, metabolism, hormone release, and digestion. When disrupted, they can significantly affect health, particularly people with ME/CFS, Long Covid and Fibromyalgia, where sleep disturbances and fatigue are common.

Orthostatic intolerance is an umbrella term for conditions where symptoms occur when a person stands up. PoTS (Postural Orthostatic...