Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is actually a very treatable but serious physical condition, not a mysterious illness as it is treated by conventional medicine. One to four million Americans suffer from CFS (abbreviation for chronic Fatigue Syndrome), according to research records from the Center for Disease Control. The extreme tiredness associated with this syndrome does not get better with bed rest, and because of the duration of the disease, many have to quit working. At least one fourth of the people who have this disease are unemployed because of this condition, living on welfare.