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Marnie
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Post treatment Lyme patients can participate at a distance too. Bottom line researchers are looking at chronic fatigue- BH4 deficiency as a cause. BH4/KYN imbalance happens in many diseases - tryptophan to niacin rather than tryptophan to serotonin and onward to melatonin. Long COVID is another cause and from personal experience and research Chronic Chlamydia pneumonia also causes extreme fatigue. Yes, we can raise BH4 with supplements or expensive drugs. Royal jelly capsules for starters. BTW, lithium raises BH4 too, but must be monitored carefully as it messes with other nutrients and hormones. Google BH4 fatigue to find study link. also we need NADH to recycle BH2 back to BH4, Add Swanson fast acting…

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Pulsed EMF treatments look very interesting! Google them.
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