What is the cure for chronic fatigue syndrome?

Question

May be some remedies if there is no cure

Answer 1

See the discussion and suggestions in the Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine (Murray and Pizzorno) or Prescription for Natural Cures (Balch & Stengler). The Miracle of Magnesium by Dr Carolyn Dean is also interesting. No guaranteed cure but a lot of well thought out advice and suggestions.

Answer 2

I had to look this up on the internet. Never heard of it, sorry! Everything I read was a bit on the heavy medical-terms side, but if I understand it right, it LOOKS like something wrong with the chemicals in your body. I would suggest that you do DAILY aerobics to get the metabolism up higher. A simple and effective one is Jumping Jacks. Do 2-3 to start. Pause, rest, then do 1-3 more, etc. Goal is to do 100 per day. I do mine in intervals of 10-40, depending upon how I feel that day. Sometimes I do 1/2 in the morning, 1/2 at night. Other days I feel GREAT and I have done 200 total for the entire day!! Hope this helps. Give it a week to see if there is any difference.

Answer 3

There is no cure. There are no real "treatments" either. I was diagnosed with it about a year ago and here's what I did to help. Started exercising, at least 3 days a week, 1 hour of cardio & a little weights. Eat a small meal every 3 hours. I've been much better since I started doing those things. If your having problems sleeping, talk to your doctor about a sleep aid. If your problem is staying awake, there are also medications. I chose to try the alternatives I mentioned above and it worked out for me. Good luck.

Answer 4

chronic fatigue syndrome this can be about 20 thousand different causes for it from an immune problem to a michoplasma infection sleeping problem depression .For some people the antibiotic doxycycline has relive the problem there is not a good answer to this .Herb that stimulate the immune system like enchinacea coenzine Cq10 green tea as you see is trial and error because what works for one person it might not works for the others

Answer 5

Homeopathy can certainly help. If you'd like to see one in person and don't know one, you can check www.homeopathy.org to find one near you.

Herbal therapies can help balance the body, as well. However, it's extremely difficult to recommend anything over the internet. The best thing you can do to help yourself is to find either a homeopath or a naturopath who can use kinesiology to determine what your body needs to bring it back into balance.

If you don't know a naturopath, you can find one near you at www.trinityschool.org. They have graduates listed by state on their web site.

One of my clients swears that products offered by Reliv helped her tremendously. It is a multi-level marketing company, but she only used the products as opposed to becoming a distributor; so I don't believe she's promoting it to make $$$.

Alternative and complimentary therapies all work to balance the energy of the body, and what works for one may not work for another. That's why it can be difficult to recommend specific remedies over the internet. (i.e., echinasea helps many people, but it doesn't do anything for me). Also, alternative and complimentary therapies are not mutually exclusive -- you can do several of them at once.

If it were me, I think my first stop would be a homeopath, then a naturopath, then a visit to the acupuncturist.

Answer 6

listen to Kelli550 she is right i have had CFS and fibro for 8 yrs and the only thing that helps is exercise ,eating right,lots of water to flush the system a good multivitamin plenty of rest and i also take a supplement of MSM to help me with the pain and inflammation of the fibro other than that ther is no solution and no remedies trust me i have tryed it all

Answer 7

Sleep.

Answer 8

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