Guest guest Posted January 11, 2008 Report Share Posted January 11, 2008 " Mark London " <mrl@...> wrote: > > CBT helps people with kidney disease by changing their behavior with > respect to their diet, i.e. by avoiding too much salt, and taking in > the right levels of fluids. So yeah, I can see where CBT might help > people with CFS who have poor diets or sleep habits. - Mark > Makes sense - if someone had a bad diet or poor sleeping habits to begin with. But it was kind of amazing the these dazzling medical sleuths leap to their kneejerk conclusions that if you got CFS, then you MUST have had these self induced problems. Uhhh. Remember the people Dr described: " Tennis Pro " " Marathon Runner " " Swimming Champion " " Health food store owner " and the like? It was pretty incredible to watch these " bad nutrition " theorists run aground on the rocky shores of their own flawed premise when you pointed out that your diet was already superior to the one they proposed to replace it with. It was incredible because this out didn't even make them blink an eye, which makes you wonder if they even understood. - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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