Stinging Her Way Back to Health
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Not stated
- Ill for
- Not stated
- Published
- Apr 2015
Summary
Nancy developed chronic fatigue syndrome in 1994 and experienced a relapse along the way. She credits bee venom therapy, which she says is not a cure but helped her get her life back, together with vitamin B12, hypnotherapy, guided meditation and visualisation, and Florinef for brain fog. The page reports she is fully recovered with no restrictions.
What they credit
Credits CBT & mindset, POTS medication, Alternative therapies, Supplements, Apitherapy (bee venom, propolis), B12 injections and methylation, Fludrocortisone / Florinef, Meditation, yoga, breathwork.
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