Short YouTube clip (shorts) in which Ashok Gupta explains that chronic-illness fatigue can be primarily mental or primarily physical depending on an individual’s "stress signature," a concept he references from his 2002 Medical Hypotheses publication. He notes that some people retain physical capacity but experience mental fatigue, while others have good mental acuity but limited physical stamina.
Sometimes it's mental fatigue rather than physical fatigue. Someone's asking. Yes. Still fits the hypothesis. Because in my 2002 publication in the Medical Hypotheses, I talk about something called the stress signature. Each of us has a unique signature in this illness based on the original event that happened that caused the condition that triggered the condition. So sometimes we may be able to do a lot of things physically and. And have a lot of mental fatigue. And there's many other people who have actually quite good mental acuity but find it difficult to physically exercise. So it can work both ways.
