Diet And Lifestyle To Heal From Chronic Fatigue

25 Feb 2024 · 10 min
9:45

Dr. Diane Mueller (Lyme physician) explains dietary and lifestyle approaches to improve chronic fatigue, emphasizing there is no single "best" diet and care must be individualized. She recommends starting with an anti-inflammatory/low-histamine diet and using elimination (21 days off, then reintroduce one food every 3 days) plus food-sensitivity testing to identify triggers. Lifestyle measures include tracking sleep with devices (Apple Watch, Oura) to identify factors that reduce deep sleep (light, meal timing, macronutrients) and initiating graded resistance exercise to rebuild strength and energy. The video also promotes her online group program for testing, education, and live Q&A support.

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