Miruvor
ME/CFS PartialNeeds ongoing treatment

anyone find something that significantly improves cognition/memory?

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Not stated
Ill for
Not stated
Published
Jun 2012

Summary

Takes benfotiamine and Carniclear (L-carnitine) along with coconut oil every couple of days, saying they "work great for me" with an energy boost from the coconut oil in particular. The claim is stated positively but without much specific detail on magnitude, and reads as an ongoing maintenance regimen rather than a cure.

Read it in their words

forums.phoenixrising.me

What they credit

Credits Carnitine, BCAA, amino acids, Thiamine / benfotiamine.

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