MD Cause: Unknown. Perhaps related to: Infections by the “Epstein-Barr” virus; Lyme disease; Chlamydia; Anemia; Chronic dehydration.

MD Rx: Management of symptoms with Behavioral Therapy, Exercise Therapy, Calorie-Pacing, Diet, Anti-depressant drugs.

ND Cause: Chronic nutrient deficiencies; Consistent consumption of pro-inflammatory foods; consistent consumption of foods that the person has an allergy or a sensitivity to.

Discussion: The NUMBER 1 reason that people go to the MD for is FATIGUE. It is rampant. It is epidemic. The MDs have nothing for it that is curative. Why is it so prevalent? Because EVERYBODY is essential-nutrient deficient. Let me say that again EVERYBODY is essential-nutrient deficient. Some of the most remarkable cures that I have seen in 36 years of naturopathic medical practice have been with chronic fatigue. If chronic fatigue is due to chronic nutrient deficiencies than it will yield quickly once the proper nutrients are ingested in the proper dosages. As a matter of fact, I can only recall one case of chronic fatigue which did not benefit at all from the 90 EN and the elimination of the 12 Bad Foods.

My Rx: In addition to the 90 EN and the elimination of the 12 Bad Foods:

·If a Hemoglobin A1c blood test shows numbers beyond the healthy reference range, then Sweet-Eze is recommended: one bottle per 100 pounds per month - taken in divided doses at the same times every day.

 Plant Derived Minerals or Ultimate Mineral Caps:[1] 1 bottle per 100 pounds per month. 1 ounce per bottle per day of the liquid or 1 capsule per bottle per day of the capsules. It is OK to mix the liquid with the Beyond Tangy Tangerine drink, or with fruit juice.

 Good Herbs Adrenal Health: Acute dose, as outlined in Appendix III, for three months only.

 D-Stress (for B-Vitamins): 1 bottle per month. 2 capsules twice daily with food.

[1] The dose for the mineral caps is different than for any of the mineral liquids. It is: 1 bottle per 200 pounds per month.