Better Health Guy: My Story
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Severe (mostly bedbound)
- Ill for
- 30 years
- Published
- 2013
Summary
This page does not name any specific drugs, doses, procedures, or protocols Scott Forsgren used, stating only that he worked with doctors and other practitioners over the years. He describes his chronic illness as lasting nearly thirty years, with a reasonable remission partway through. He believes "everyone is capable of notable healing given a solid course of action," but this page gives no measurable improvement figures. It also gives no information on whether any gains were sustained, needed maintenance, or relapsed, pointing instead to other pages on the site for his diagnosis and treatment details, which are not included here.
What they credit
Credits Antibiotics, Mould avoidance, Lyme / co-infection protocols, Mold avoidance / CIRS protocol.
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