Re: Amygdala Retraining / Prof Wessely is RIGHT

[Guest guest]

Then professsor Wessely is right.

He may not have had the therapeutic specifics down, but his concept

that CFSers need some kind of behavioral reprogramming is confirmed.

All CFSers who maligned Professer Wessely owe him an apology.

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[Guest guest]

My CFS started with CMV. I tried the training on my vacation while I was

off from work. At first it worked. I took NONE of my meds, and was able to

sleep, felt fine. Then, I started getting sick. Tickle in my throat CFS

allergies, then full blown cold and fatigue. Went back on my meds, including

naltraxone and the lymph nodes in my thigh started churning. I am still fighting

off

the fatigue and cold now. Oh well, I tried. It was a great feeling not to

take meds for a few days.

Carol in LI, NY

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[Guest guest]

Many cfs peoples problems ( not everyones ) are caused by an infection/

virus that

triggers the Amygdala to over react ( it is on over drive). Amygdala Retraining

helps switch

the response off. .

My root cause was an infection that i believe caused the amygdala to over

react and would

not switch off. Ashok Gupta who developed the Amygdala Retraining had cfs his

cfs started

with an infection. best regards D.

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> Then professsor Wessely is right.

> He may not have had the therapeutic specifics down, but his concept

> that CFSers need some kind of behavioral reprogramming is confirmed.

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> All CFSers who maligned Professer Wessely owe him an apology.

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[Guest guest]

As stated in the Amygdala Retraining you need to give yourself six

months not just a few weeks while you are on hols. This does not

sound like Amygdala Retraining to me. Did you do it all and which

parts did you find easiest & which parts did you find hardest? did you

get a full refund ? just curious thats all .best regards D.

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> My CFS started with CMV. I tried the training on my vacation

while I was

> off from work. At first it worked. I took NONE of my meds, and was

able to

> sleep, felt fine. Then, I started getting sick. Tickle in my throat

CFS

> allergies, then full blown cold and fatigue. Went back on my meds,

including

> naltraxone and the lymph nodes in my thigh started churning. I am

still fighting off

> the fatigue and cold now. Oh well, I tried. It was a great feeling

not to

> take meds for a few days.

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> Carol in LI, NY

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> **************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.

> http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

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[Guest guest]

If you had success I think you should keep it up. There are hills and valley's

to go through. At the very least it should be a good adjunct - something you can

rely on to give you a boost. I'd take the meds and do the training - for six

months - as he requests.

Cattttttt@... wrote:

My CFS started with CMV. I tried the training on my vacation while I

was

off from work. At first it worked. I took NONE of my meds, and was able to

sleep, felt fine. Then, I started getting sick. Tickle in my throat CFS

allergies, then full blown cold and fatigue. Went back on my meds, including

naltraxone and the lymph nodes in my thigh started churning. I am still fighting

off

the fatigue and cold now. Oh well, I tried. It was a great feeling not to

take meds for a few days.

Carol in LI, NY

**************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.

http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489