ME/CFS
Perfectionism and ME/CFS: what the evidence can — and can’t — tell us
Perfectionism may matter to emotional wellbeing, but current research does not show that it causes ME/CFS or that addressing it is required for recovery.
The evidence-led journal
Every health claim in these migration drafts links to its source. Lived experience and practice language are labelled separately, and no article is cleared for search publication until human clinical review is complete.
Rewritten for accuracy
These are careful replacements for higher-risk legacy posts. Each one distinguishes established guidance, observational research, professional scope and Sureyya’s own experience.
ME/CFS
Perfectionism may matter to emotional wellbeing, but current research does not show that it causes ME/CFS or that addressing it is required for recovery.
ME/CFS
Gentle self-observation may help some people describe patterns and needs. It is not an established cure for ME/CFS and must respect post-exertional malaise and individual energy limits.
FND
Trauma and stressful events are more common in some groups with FND, but they are not universal and should not be treated as the sole explanation for an individual’s symptoms.
Publishing guardrail
The future editorial workflow requires traceable sources, a claim-level evidence check and an accountable human reviewer before health content can go live.
Older articles that do not yet meet that standard are withheld from this preview rather than silently reproduced.