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Food
for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome sufferers
One of the most controversial modern diagnoses,
chronic fatigue syndrome can lead to a continual cycle of muscle and joint pain,
headaches, low-grade fever, and swelling of the lymph nodes.
Green Tea - Stevia (Sugar alternative) - A Country Kitchen
Acid/Alkaline diet - Health Bookshop -
CFIDS Index - CFIDS
Management Plan
One of the most controversial modern diagnoses,
chronic fatigue syndrome can lead to a continual cycle of muscle and joint pain,
headaches, low-grade fever, and swelling of the lymph nodes. This book explores the causes
and recommends detoxification purifiers, nutritional support, adrenal balance and stress
management techniques, and more. |
Wonderful fast reference... Quick measures to
assert control over a difficult illness, it is concise and plainly written -
this is
immeasureably valueble to people suffering CFS and the often common mental fog that
accompanies pain and fatigue. Has concise information bits from leading clinicians who
work with sick patients, NOT test tubes!
A reader from Washington State, 1998 |
Based on ancient healing systems, Stress &
Natural Healing investigates four approaches that can help promote relaxation and reduce
stress -- wholesome diet, herbal medicine, relaxation habits, and vital energy. Going to
the root of the stress problem, these remedies alleviate symptoms and promote good health.
Chronic fatigue syndrome, purported to be a
disease of the immune system, is said to affect five million people in this country. The
recipes here are divided into two phases: the first and most stringent for people newly
diagnosed with the illness or in need of drastic dietary changes, and the second offering
a greater range of foods. A sound philosophical attitude
dominates. For people with allergies, the diet omits sugar, dairy products,
fruits, wheat and rye, and all foods containing yeast. There is a definite emphasis on
healthful recipes that are appropriate for anyone interested in changing eating habits or
losing weight. The recipes include lots of fresh herbs and spices to enhance flavors, as
well as unusual ingredients, such as squid.
Alice Joyce Copyright© 1994, American Library Association. All rights
reserved
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