So
why so tired?
from the Meher Clinic
MORE and more people are coming to our clinic with chronic tiredness.
There are many causes, we will give here the most common causes that we see: Anaemia -
this can be iron or vitamin B12 deficiency, in Chinese medicine Blood deficiency which can
also mean a low circulating blood volume. This can be caused by excessive menstrual
bleeding; Hypothyroidism - low thyroxine production or inadequate body response to
thyroxine; Hypoglycemia - low blood sugar; Overwork (Burning it at both ends); Depression;
Emotional stress/trauma/grief; Irritable/inflammed bowel, this can cause a lack of
absorption of nutrients from food; Menopause or hormonal imbalance; Insomnia; Chronic
latent viruses. These viruses are a major cause of what is commonly called Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome (CFS)
These viruses can include Epstein-Barr (Glandular Fever) , Ross River
Fever, Parvo, Barmah Forest, Dengue and others. Recent studies show that 60% of Chronic
Fatique sufferers test positive for a type of bacteria which also resembles a virus and is
called Mycoplasma. Anti-viral herbs together with anti-bacterial herbs and homeopathics
are very effective.
Additional symptoms that can accompany CFS include joint pains and / or
muscle pain. These pains can be severe and debilitating. A toxin from type of
Staphylococcus bacteria has recently been implicated as causing joint and muscle pains.
Diagnosis and treatment of Chronic Fatique is best done by your
Naturopath/Homeopath/Herbalist or Acupuncturist.
Ros Hayes - Meher Clinic - 5442 2511.
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