EPISODE 141: The hustle and bustle of modern-day living can be rough on all of us, making day-to-day life more stressful than it should be.

We’re trying to look good, have a successful career, eat well, keep tidy and organized, spend time with friends, take care of family, exercise, get enough sleep, and then if possible, have some fun.

It all sounds quite overwhelming, doesn’t it? In this quest of achieving it all, it’s easy to neglect one’s needs and health, often taking us down the path that leads to chronic fatigue syndrome.

Today’s episode is special because it touches on a personal note since chronic fatigue syndrome is something I deal with myself.

To talk all about it is my guest, Dr. Sarah Myhill, a renowned naturopathic physician whose illustrious four-decade career brings valuable insights.

Dr. Myhill uncovers the intricate web of chronic fatigue syndrome and its causes, shedding light on the engine powering all living cells, inflammation's energy-draining impact, and how chronic infections, sugar and carb-laden diets, and poor breathing can lead to this undesirable condition.

We touch on ancestral diets, what supplements can help restore your gut health and immune system, how to tackle hypothyroidism, and much more.

Join the conversation and witness firsthand how Dr. Myhill empowers people to take control of their health, relying less on big pharma and more on self-directed research and natural healing.

Take advantage of this extremely informative episode on healing from chronic fatigue syndrome.

Let’s dive in!

Key Takeaways:

Introduction (00:00)
Meet Dr. Sarah Myhill (00:55)
What is chronic fatigue syndrome (01:59)
How overdue stress & lack of sleep can lead to fatigue (09:15)
Diet’s role in preventing and controlling fatigue (11:47)
Adding iodine and vitamin C for better upper gut health (20:16)
Breathing correctly to lower the stress response (23:04)
Mitochondria’s role (27:16)
The ketogenic diet (38:52)
How to look at hypothyroidism (43:06)
Busting chronic infection to treat chronic fatigue syndrome (48:35)
Outro (58:32)

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