More CFS treatments
Useful website (in German).
Even if you don't speak much German, I think you can understand a bit of it. They are basically a CFS clinic in Germany (not near me, I haven't been there or anything, but they make a lot of sense to me) that suggests the following treatments, with which they have had success:
1) Immune therapy treatment with Thymosand-Peptides injections.
2) Vitamin C injections in high doses.
3) Ozone-Oxygen blood treatment (I've had this done and it made me a lot better).
4) Vitamin injections.
5) See if you need therapy (Psychological problems can hinder the healing process of your body, so it's good to have all your issues sorted out while you are at it! I now see a psychiatrist/natural health women about my fears. Years of illness has kind of fucked me up. Not surprising really!).
They also say CFS does not go away by itself, or only very very rarely, so if you have it you will have to do something about it. I hoped it would go away for ages, but then realised it wouldn't. Luckily I now live somewhere where I can get help. It would have been helpful to know what to do earlier obviously, but oh well... that's life I guess - a learning process!
Even if you don't speak much German, I think you can understand a bit of it. They are basically a CFS clinic in Germany (not near me, I haven't been there or anything, but they make a lot of sense to me) that suggests the following treatments, with which they have had success:
1) Immune therapy treatment with Thymosand-Peptides injections.
2) Vitamin C injections in high doses.
3) Ozone-Oxygen blood treatment (I've had this done and it made me a lot better).
4) Vitamin injections.
5) See if you need therapy (Psychological problems can hinder the healing process of your body, so it's good to have all your issues sorted out while you are at it! I now see a psychiatrist/natural health women about my fears. Years of illness has kind of fucked me up. Not surprising really!).
They also say CFS does not go away by itself, or only very very rarely, so if you have it you will have to do something about it. I hoped it would go away for ages, but then realised it wouldn't. Luckily I now live somewhere where I can get help. It would have been helpful to know what to do earlier obviously, but oh well... that's life I guess - a learning process!