Treat Chronic Fatigue Syndrome With Natural Remedies

Are you more tired than usual? If you feel exhausted for weeks on end, without any relief and normal energy boost, you may have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

It used to be a lifetime sentence of being to tired to do anything you used to enjoy, and usually led to a progression of escallating diseases that would attack your lowered immune system.

But the good news is that in the pat 10 years there has been a lot of research as a result of spiraling increases in cases, and there are now some practical and natural solutions to help cope with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

I have co-authored a book that you will find most helpful in explaining these therapies and helping you to create your own plan of action, as well as helping to explain to your family and carers just what is going on when someone gets CFS and needs help to live their normal lives.

Learn more here about my book; "How to Beat Chronic Fatigue Syndrome...and get your life back!"

First lets have a very basic look in this article at what CFS is.

To experience fatigue is a normal occurrence in one's life. Most people experience fatigue especially after doing some strenuous activities.

These instances of fatigue mostly happen when we overexert ourselves.

The feeling of exhaustion is usually relieved after we get some much-needed rest.

However, people with chronic fatigue syndrome suffer from fatigue, as well as a number of other symptoms, for a long period of time, usually over six months.

Although the exact cause of chronic fatigue syndrome or CFS is difficult to determine, it is believed that one of the factors that trigger it is viral infection.

People suffering from CFS usually exhibit symptoms that also occur in viral infections such as flu: sore throat, headache, muscle and joint aches, etc.

There is no known cure for viruses, as drugs such as antibiotics cannot cure them.

Consequently, there is also no known cure yet for chronic fatigue syndrome.

But people suffering from viral infections can combat these viruses by boosting their immune system.

Because chronic fatigue syndrome has a strong link to viral infection, boosting the immune system by using natural remedies is one of the best ways to at least relieve some of the symptoms if not overcome the condition.

The following natural remedies are highly recommended to patients suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome:

1.) Include more vegetables and fruits into your diet –
A nutritious and balanced diet is an excellent way to maintain health and combat illnesses.

By eating more green leafy vegetables, whole grains and fruits, your body is nourished with vitamins and minerals that strengthen the immune system.

2.) Eat more high-quality protein –
Food such as fish, soy products, nuts and chicken are good sources of quality protein that are low in saturated fat and help maintain a good healthy body.

Chicken and fish are also good sources of omega 3, 6 and 9.

3.) Drink 8-10 glasses of water per day –
Our body is 70% water and drinking 8-10 glasses of water helps cleanse the body and keep it hydrated.

4.) Add more garlic and onion into your diet –
Onion and garlic are known for their virus-inhibiting abilities. They can be taken either raw or cooked.

Supplements that contain garlic and onion can also be taken as an alternative if you don't like the taste of these two healthful bulbs.

5.) Exercise regularly –
Adding exercises and other physical activities into your daily routine can do wonders for you.

Having CFS doesn't mean all you need to do is rest all day. People with CFS are usually lethargic and easily tired.

To fight the lethargy, keeping the body active is important. If you are able to extend yourself to include some mild exercise - or to just "move more" than usual, you should look at this option to your CFS therapy.

Doing 15-30 minutes of mild exercise and another 30 minutes of vigorous physical activities such as swimming or walking can help your body function better and your heart healthier and stronger.

Stretching and other relaxation exercises can also help you manage stress, which intensifies chronic fatigue.

However, before you start any exercise routine, consult your doctor and ask for his advice.

6.) Take herbal supplements to fight CFS
– There are several herbal medicines you can take to help you manage chronic fatigue syndrome.

Echinacea root is known as an immune system booster.

It is available in tablet/capsule form and as tea. Ginseng root is believed to restore vitality and increase energy.

In Asian countries, it is even known as an aphrodisiac. Licorice, pokeroot and golden seal are also helpful in combating chronic fatigue syndrome.

I personally only found the nutritional therapy that worked for me is the range of herbal based products from Herbalife. I recommend that you test these products yourself. You will find a local distributor if you go online.

Learn more about CFS causes, symptoms and natural fatigue remedies when you read the rest of our information here about: How to treat Chronic Fatigue Syndrome CFS.

CFS IS MISUNDERSTOOD - ARE YOU?

Friends and family don't understand chronic fatigue syndrome but we do. We can help you BEAT CFS and give you your life back. Feel normal again!

Learn more here about my book; "How to Beat Chronic Fatigue Syndrome...and get your life back!"

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