Re: Re: Improbable cause of chronic fatigue syndrome...mycoplasma

[Guest guest]

The things that you mention are very important, but they are effects, not root

causes. They are in a different conceptual category. If you have toxicity,

malnutrition, and deep rooted stress, you are likely to have low hormones and a

weak gut that can be permeated by fungal forms of candida when the terrain is

all screwed up with sugar and acidity that are aspects of bad nutrition.

[Guest guest]

Ah, but which is horse and which is cart. My guess that first and foremost

is genetics, secondly, epigenetics. After that , a pragmatic approach may

be the only way (unless you are Dr Who :-) )

Re: " Improbable cause of chronic fatigue

syndrome...mycoplasma "

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> Hess <bmfb@...> wrote:

>> The strongest overall correlations that weaken the terrain

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> I would add to this non-optimized hormones and leaky gut

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> Carol W.

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>> along with deep

>> rooted stress often from childhood trauma and patters

>> that lowers the immune system.

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>> In any case, the whole body and often the emotions have

>> to be treated with a broad spectrum approach to improve

>> everything because the body is only as strong as its weakest link.

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[Guest guest]

Carol,

What causes low hormones and leaky gut? Do they spontaneously appear?