Most Common Causes of Fatigue Discovered – Beating Tiredness and Fatigue
Most Common Causes of Fatigue Discovered – Beating Tiredness and Fatigue
Chronic fatigue, and its more severe counterpart, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), are not new diseases. These conditions have been known under a multitude of other names for many centuries.
In an effort to determine the causes of these conditions, many causal-candidates have been discussed by doctors and the public alike. In the late 1800′s the name “neurasthenia” surfaced as the primary descriptive term.
The first World War marked a time where chronic fatigue was a major complaint for millions of American and European citizens. It was such a major problem that the medical community tried to find out why so many people were tired all the time.
The Late 1800′s Name of Neurasthenia Encompassed Many Diverse Symptoms
That gradually gave way to attempts to define the condition more narrowly and provide specific names:
* Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
* Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
* Post-Viral Infectious Fatigue
The Medical Establishment doesn’t understand the underlying causes of fatigue.
Without a knowledge of the causes, no effective therapies are provided to help people alleviate their suffering.
All conditions of fatigue, however, consist of a similar symptom picture that’s remarkable in its pattern:
* fatigue
* muscle weakness
* inability to cope with stress
* gastrointestinal disturbances
* gastrointestinal disturbances
* balance difficulties
* balance difficulties
* inflammation
* balance difficulties
* and many other debilitating symptoms
The complexity of the symptom picture and the failure of medical tests, such as blood work-ups and MRIs, to detect anything wrong has led to a wasteland of continued suffering.
The Specific Causes of All Forms of Fatigue Remain a Mystery to Modern Medicine
The best that anyone can say about this whole syndrome of chronic fatigue is that it arises because of multiple agents acting at the same time. Naturally, this befuddles medicine who is used to the idea of “one cause/one disease.”
With medicine frozen in its tracks, many people turn to alternative ideas and alternative treatments. This road is also fraught with danger because the alternative arena is filled with quick-buck artists and marketers.
That being said, the only hope for fighting chronic fatigue is in the arena of alternative medicine. This includes the use of multiple plans of attack:
* appropriate exercise
* the judicious use of diet
* the most appropriate diet is low-carbohydrate
* yet this diet is maligned by the medical community
* the use of selected vitamins, minerals, and herbs
* unfortunately, the public is not trained in choosing these
* of course, medicine knows nothing of this due to its reliance on drugs
Many people will tell you that they were able to beat chronic fatigue because of alternative treatments. Medicine offers up nothing much more than some ineffective advice and it realizes that it has no effective therapies, a point made in all medical journal articles.
But because of medicine’s need to squash any competing methods to health care, it ridicules any alternatives to what it offers. The only hope, therefore, to the public is to find effective alternatives. They are out there but one needs to be careful in discovering what works and what does not work.
Dr. Gregory Ellis has studied the causes of chronic fatigue for more than two decades. Visit his website and learn to fight fatigue. For a limited time, sign up for his FREE Tired-Rescue ECourse describing what you can do NOW to win the battle against tiredness.
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