This website is my third pass on sharing models and experience about CFS/FM/IBS etc. I am not providing medical advice.

All information on this site should be review with your knowledgeable medical professional before implementing. If you do not have a knowledgeable medical professional, you should seek one out. My favorite questions to test MD’s knowledge are:

What is Mutaflor?
It is a E.Coli Nissle 1917 probiotic
What is Nattokinease and what does it do?
It is fibrinolytic enzyme that comes from Natto, a Japanese dessert foor
Which type of brain scan is likely to find the most abnormalities in a CFS patient: MRI or SPECT
SPECT – almost 5 mores abnormalities are seen than with MRI

Links

I have attempted to include links to supplements/products that appear to be the best buy. CFS patients often do not shop wisely for supplements. They will often buy supplements that may be obtained at 75% less cost. My preferred source is Amazon (US and UK links). The links do include an associate tag, this does not result in higher costs to the purchaser and results in a small commission that is directed to local patients or organizations. For example, it helped paid for gluten free pizzas for a meeting of a Seattle CFS group recently.

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ABE 7:48 pm on June 14, 2013

Thanks for so much thought-provoking material. Maybe I’ll find something that works on causes. I manage symptoms as well as possible by preemptive rests – 1/2 hour per three hour period gives me a bit of good usable time while awake, but this is a pain to live with on a continuous basis.
Jess 10:08 pm on April 30, 2015

I am having trouble posting?
- Jess 10:08 pm on April 30, 2015
  
  Ah finally some success, any ideas why not on other pages?
Joe 5:01 pm on October 6, 2015

Hi there!

Great website! Great research. Amazing SCIENCE BASED alternate medicine.

You should start a cult.with the amount of research you have done,multiplied by your intellect, i would believe anything you say blindly.

Speaking of cults, i would really love to hear a balanced knowledgeable, logical opinion about ingestion of dilute, so called “activated miracle mineral solution” NaOCl+acid=hypochlorus acid? + chlorine dioxide.i do believe that it does KILL almost all pathogens…but does it kill pathogens only, OR PEOPLE too.

I have read some studies which seem to indicate that, ingestion of chlorine dioxide, and its byproducts chlorite, and chlorate…and of course chloride in small quantities have little damaging effect…apart from culmitave oxidative damage
damage

From personal experience i am almost certain it really works for blood borne bacterial infection, as i recently had african tick bite fever… After day 4of antibiotics (doxycyclin) ,and still feeling like death, and running a crazy fever 38.8°c i got desperate and took 6 drops, had a 4 hour sleep, and was better…Cured?!?? albeit exhausted

The cult reference im talking about is…this Jim Humble dude is the high priest (not kidding) of the church of MMS or something like that he charges a bunch of crazy money for seminars, for people to be “priestified” into his crazy assed cult. His followers/mms users beligerently defend mms blindly quoting stuff from his 20 dollar ebook, without any understanding

The theory of operation SEEMS sound, that ClO2 binds with haemoglobin in red blood cells, then sucker punches reducing agents(bacteria?) with its oxygen….but i cant help think that red/white blood cells/ human cells would be a good reactive reducing agent?…then again i only have a(60 percent) grade 11 biology pass :-P,so what do i know

I Would love to hear your opinion on this matter!
Thanks
J
- lassesen 4:44 am on October 7, 2015
  
  Any compound that claims to kill all pathogen bacteria will also kill the person. Our bacteria can live without us. We cannot live without them. There is rarely a true “pathogenic” bacteria, often it is an out-of-control strain.
  
  Bacteria often have biofilms which will protect it from most simple agents. The free bacteria will be nailed, this may give the body time to mount a defense. The issue with CFS is usually deeply entrenched bacteria.
  - Joe 3:51 pm on October 18, 2015
    
    Yup. not quite a yes, or no, i was hoping for, but you do make sense.
    I do believe that it is a potent anti microbial, but i will only keep it in my med kit, and use it in extreme cases such as…blood.poisioning, on a camping trip, where antibiotics are unavalible, or as a topical antiseptic.
    
    Speaking of biofilms, i would love to hear your opinion on
    
    1: lactoferrin. Seems to scavange “free” iron,and help deliver it to your cells, in vivo studies indicate that it is moderately anti microbial
    2: fulvic. Chelates all ‘free’ minerals,(apparently) forming “mineral protiens” which your body can store and use easier, and for longer. It is also apparently strongly anti microbial, i cant figure out how that works?!
    :3 Ok barely related to biofilm degradation, but… Bovine/ goat colostrum. Its a source of lactoferrin, but it seems to have a lot more going for it. Organic peroxides, immune factors, complex fatty acids, and more
    
    Thanks:-)
    - Joe 3:57 pm on October 18, 2015
      
      Also forgot to add this, these guys seem to be worth keeping an eye on(http://www.microbioncorp.com/)
      Using a organic bismith substance similar to pepto bismo, to coat the gut, then using thials to kill.
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