Posted by: earthwalker
on Mar 31, 2009
Tagged in:
treatment ,
toxins ,
thyroid ,
Symptoms ,
stress ,
sleep ,
probiotics ,
pollen ,
nutritional therapy ,
nutritional supplements ,
nutrients ,
natural depression treatment ,
natural alternatives ,
myalgic encephalomyelitis ,
multiple chemical sensitivity ,
Mold ,
mindfulness ,
MICAGO ,
ME ,
MCS ,
Marshall Protocol ,
liver function ,
leaky gut syndrome ,
irritable bowel syndrome ,
intestinal permeability ,
illness ,
IBS ,
hypoglycemia ,
Health ,
gut dysbiosis ,
From Fatigued to Fantastic ,
food sensitivity ,
food intolerance ,
food allergy ,
FMS ,
fibromyalgia ,
exercise ,
environmental illness ,
energy ,
electrical sensitivity ,
Dr Teitelbaum ,
Dr Jacob Teitelbaum ,
disability benefits ,
diet ,
depression ,
chronic fatigue syndrome celebrities ,
chronic fatigue syndrome ,
chemicals ,
CFS ,
celebrities ,
candida ,
cancer ,
autism ,
Asthma ,
allergies
Hey all,
Posted by: Maff
on Mar 27, 2009
Stress commonly triggers or exacerbates symptoms of chronic illness. This is especially true of conditions including chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, and depression/anxiety, in which changes in levels of stress hormones (e.g. cortisol, DHEA) and neurotransmitters (e.g. serotonin, dopamine, noradrenaline) reduce the sufferer's natural ability to cope with external stressors.
Having suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome and associated conditions and symptoms for 18 years now I have found various ways to reduce the impact that stress has on my life. Today I thought I would share with you those that I have found most helpful:
Posted by: Maff
on Mar 20, 2009
After my own very positive experiences with vitamin D therapy for seasonal affective disorder (S.A.D) which I wrote about a couple of months ago, my interest was peaked this week when I came across a story linking autism to deficiency of the "sunshine vitamin".
Researchers from Cornell University carried out a "more refined" analysis of data collected during a 2006 study and confirmed that autism rates are highest in the rainiest counties of the three Pacific coast states of the US: Washington, Oregon and California. The study is published in the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine.
Blogs
