David Tuller has dug deeper into chronic fatigue syndrome than any other journalist. He’s covered the CDC, the Pace trial, XMRV and others. When asked by Julie Rehmeyer what got him started he said this.
I had a friend who was diagnosed with CFS about 20 years ago. I knew him before he developed CFS and I watched him all these years. He got me interested in XMRV [the virus that for some time appeared to be a possible cause of CFS—a link that has now been discredited]. The more I looked into it, the more interesting and complicated it was as an issue.
Getting articles published on ME/CFS in the major media outlets is not easy, but Tuller boiled the recent brain findings down nicely on a post published on the New York Times website.
Please check it out – give it some hits and a comment -and let the most influential newspaper in the U.S. know this is a hot subject they should publish more on.
Thank God. My husband has ME/CFS and I want answers and I want research
money into find an answer to this most awful disease that I can think of.
Hi Marcy,
I am sorry that your husband has ME/CFS. In my experience and knowledge ME/CFS is caused bu mercury toxicity usually from amalgam tooth fillings, but fish, tapwater and vaccinations can add to the mercury load.
It would be good for your husband to do a detox from heavy metals. Enerex is worth a try. Any amalgam tooth fillings need to be replaced with white fillings by a dentist who knows what they’re doing. Take a look at http://www.naturalrecoveryplan.com.
Any damage done to your husbands body organs will need help to repair, especially his adrenal glands.
Hope this helps.
Kindest Regards
Barbie