Lizzle,
I am no doctor so don't take this as medical advice .
A good dear friend of mine had CFS and suffered for several years such as you. All the doctors said "learn to live with it ", which is damn near impossible. She went back to Mississippi to visit family and while she was there she ended up in the hospital in a little old country town her family was from. The old doctor who treated her tested her body ph level, which no other doctors had done, her ph level was 6.2 which is very acidic.
He told her that her problem was her body was to acidic and the body can't function properly in that state. He said the human body to function at its optimum needs to be a ph level of 7.7 to 7.9 He had her start drinking baking soda and water to raise her ph level. She drank two 12 oz glasses a day, each glass had one tablespoon of baking soda, she added a tablespoon of honey to help with the taste.
He instructed her to test her urine first thing in the morning each day with ph test strips to monitor the progress in raising her ph level.
It took her about 45 days to reach 7.7 all of her CFS symptoms disappeared . That was over nine years ago, she remains free of CFS to this day. She tests weekly now and only uses the baking soda when the number starts to drop.
As her ph level was rising in that time period she could feel herself gaining strength and stamina. She is completely cured of what her normal doctors had told her she would have to live with.
I'm not saying go start downing baking soda and water, what I am saying is it is something to consider. The doctor told her that bodies are essentially batteries and there are two types of batteries alkaline and acid based. The body needs to be kept in an alkaline state to function properly.
Check your ph and see where you are at and then talk to your doctors.
Until next time,
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That's very interesting, thanks for sharing!
I was on a protocol by the name of Sevenpointfive a couple of years ago. It became too expensive to stay on so baking soda sounds like a much cheaper and more sustainable option.
Hope you have a good day.
Lizelle
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Your reply is even more interesting on face value , for a couple reasons which are:
the name Sevenpointfive suggests to me that 7.5 was the ph value the protocol was trying to maintain your body at. But when you look at the little color chart that comes with test strips 7.5 is neutral , neither alkaline or acidic so if you were kept at that level you still weren't at the optimum of 7.7 to 7.9 according to my friends doctor who told her where she needed to be.
If I get some time later I may go see what I can read on Sevenpointfive.
The second thing would be what was the active ingredient in that protocol, my guess would be baking soda.
Did you self monitor your ph level or did the doctors run periodic tests?
Take care,
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