Jason's Eclectic Mix of Treatments Returns Him to Near Normal Health
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Severe (mostly bedbound)
- Ill for
- 16 years
- Published
- Sep 2022
Summary
Jason Boyce fell ill in the early 2000s with what he believes was a flu or EBV infection and spent sixteen years bedbound for days after exertion and unable to play with his kids. He assembled an eclectic mix of treatments, crediting nebulised hydrogen peroxide each morning and nebulised liposomal glutathione each evening as the remedy for his fatigue, plus ketamine IVs, meditation, a cervical collar and exercise-with-oxygen therapy. The post calls the result near-normal but explicitly not fully recovered, and notes the treatments were time-consuming and costly.
Read it in their words
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What they credit
Credits CBT & mindset, Hyperbaric & oxygen, Low-dose naltrexone, Other prescription drugs, Supplements, Ketamine, Low-dose naltrexone, Meditation, yoga, breathwork, NAC and glutathione, Ozone / EBOO / IV vitamin therapy.
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