Research suggests that Antibodies from abnormal lymphocytes are blocking the aerobic energy production in muscle and brain cells in ME

Numerous research papers have shown immune abnormalities in ME. Combined with:

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See also: The delayed responses starting from 2–7 months after Rituximab treatment, in spite of rapid B-cell depletion, suggests that CFS is an autoimmune disease and may be consistent with the gradual elimination of autoantibodies preceding clinical responses.

See also: Discovermagazine April 2013: Are B-Cells to Blame for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? 

See also: Professor Simon Wessely: the primary symptom of ME is post-exertional muscle fatigability not fatigue

See also: Professor Julia Newton: aerobic energy production in muscle cells in ME is blocked 

and Combined with my Lactic acid ME muscle symptoms Research suggests that Antibodies from abnormal lymphocytes are blocking the aerobic energy production in muscle and brain cells in ME.

Is this what causes ME ?