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ME/CFS Moderate → much betterIll 16 years before improving or writingNeeds ongoing treatment

Mild-to-moderate ME/CFS, exhaustion and brain fog, now much better after liposomal NAD+

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Moderate (mostly housebound)
Ill before improving or writing
16 years
Last post
May 2025
In their words
  • Condition: ME/CFSBackground: ME/CFS since 2009. In context ↗
  • At worst: ModerateI'd consider myself as having moderate CFS. I was never bed bound. But after e.g. a family holiday, I'd be mostly out of action for a few months In context ↗
  • Now: Much betterit just greatly reduced my symptoms and I'm able to do a lot more now, but I'm still limited - still need to pace, brain fog still there if a little less so In context ↗
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Summary

Bluebell 41887 has had ME/CFS since 2009: a mild-to-moderate baseline with overwhelming exhaustion, PEM and brain fog, managing about two social engagements a week when pacing well. Six months before writing, Bluebell 41887 started liposomal NAD+ (250 mg) and reports PEM almost gone, much more activity and regular exercise, with improvement from day one. Brain fog, tiredness and the need for pacing and sleep aids remain; their life did not return to normal.

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What they tried

Also tried

B-Complex multivitamin with niacin· Helpedpacing· HelpedCoQ10· Not saidglutathione· Not said
Their words about each treatment
  • NAD+ liposomal capsules · Helped a lotPEM / exhaustion almost completely gone! In context ↗
  • subcutaneous NAD+ injections · HelpedI tried subcutaneous injections too, but didn't notice much of a difference between that and the liposomal pills I'm taking In context ↗
  • NADH · Helpedhad originally tried 50mg NADH before the NAD+, which had a definitely noticeable effect (although more mild than the higher dose NAD+) In context ↗
  • B-Complex multivitamin with niacin · HelpedI definitely felt good on those but it has it's limits and didn't come anywhere close to the 250mg NAD+ directly In context ↗
  • CoQ10 · Not saidI take it with 200mg CoQ10, and glutathione. In context ↗
  • medical cannabis · HelpedI'm a Medical Cannabis user and that has been the single other biggest thing to help me over these 15 years. In context ↗
  • pacing · Helpedwith better pacing, I would usually manage about 2 social engagements per week In context ↗

Approaches: Other drugs and medicines · Supplements

Their path

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WhenWhat happenedWhere they wereAfter
2009ME/CFS began; moderate baseline with exhaustion, PEM and brain fogBackground: ME/CFS since 2009. In context ↗Moderate
2025-05-05PEM largely gone, able to exercise and do much more, still pacing with some brain fogPEM / exhaustion almost completely gone! ... Much more activity with much less pacing. In context ↗MildNAD+ boosters (NMN, nicotinamide riboside, NADH, ATP)

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