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neuropete
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Posted 10/18/2007 2:25 PM (GMT -6)

 

I have been doing research on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. My symptoms are more brain fog, dizziness, brain fatigue, and difficulty waking up related. Can someone reccomend some liver/kidney/lymp/bladder herbs?. Thank you and I appreciate any help.

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mtimothyj
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Posted 10/18/2007 9:11 PM (GMT -6)
 

I tried some of these that I didn't mention in my post today.

HTP-5 and melotonin dont agree with me, as my condition had

neural pain and fibro, I am sensitive to the neuro agents.

And I was probably badly toxified and damaged from years of

elavil.

I do like simply sleep ( the ingredient in tylenol pm ) or unisom

which is the same for sleep.

My suggestion then is buy top brands, standardized herbs, and

start with small doses beaking capsules.

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mtimothyj
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Posted 10/18/2007 9:18 PM (GMT -6)

See my post today,

try NADH morning empty stomach, and L-carnatine with oils.

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neuropete
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Posted 10/20/2007 4:19 PM (GMT -6)
i tried both several times.......didn't get any bit more energetic or mentally alert and functional
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pasara
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Posted 10/23/2007 4:09 PM (GMT -6)
Hello Neuropete,

A psychiatrist who specializes in combining the best of allopathic/western medicine and complementary practices recommended the following to me to help with brain functioning and health:

CoQ10 60-100 mg
NAC 600 mg
Green Tea Extract 300-450 2x day
Fish Oil Omegas 2-4 g
Cal Mag
D3 600 IU
High quality multi vitamin and mineral

As far as liver/kidney etc, one of the most commonly used herbs for this is milk thistle, for kidneys, nettles. Go to respected natural herbs store and you talk to an herbalist. There are several herb brands that offer tonics just for this purpose, which contain a blend of several herbs that help with detox. Also, fresh vegetable juices are very good for you if you happen to have a juicer or juice bar near you. Remember that diet is the most important thing you can do to keep these organs healthy. Eat fresh, local organic foods as much as possible. Avoid heavy, fried and fatty foods. Cut out alcohol, sodas and caffeinated drinks. And do drink lots and lots of water!
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