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Why on earth a biogerontologist, mitochondrial researcher and diving physician writes a book on Lyme-borreliosis? He hopes to educate and motivate readers for a proactive position regarding their health. The author uses described method for prevention, treatment and recovery of many health problems - for himself, his family and for…
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Finally, I wanted to throw in a bit of a wildcard in the form of a book which details an as yet underused treatment, but one which could become an established option for patients with these illnesses.
In reading this, I was intrigued by Dr Propokov’s account of "intermittent hypoxic hyperoxic therapy" (IHHT), a treatment which – get this! – tricks the body into thinking it is at high altitude, along with all the benefits that entails (increased red blood cells, etc).
Given that ME/CFS is characterised by poor systemic oxygen extraction, I was really interested to learn of a…
From Patrick's list on The most helpful books for ME/CFS & Long Covid patients.
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