What proof do you have @wdb that this is utter nonsense?
(@wdb was referring to the following statement by Dr Myhill: By contrast practitioners working outside conventional "NICE Guidelines have established many effective treatments which are safe and efficacious and which get people back to work and off benefits")
Note that Dr Myhill is not saying here that these treatments are effective in getting everyone back to work. I honestly don't know if these treatments are effective in getting anyone back to work. However, personal experience, claims made by other practitioners, and a huge amount of anecdotal evidence leads me to wonder if these treatments might well be very effective for some patients, perhaps many.
The burden of proof is on Dr Myhill who made the claim that there are many effective treatments not on me to disprove it. What are these treatments and where is the evidence ? I've not heard of any treatment for which there exists anything close to sufficient evidence to justify declaring it effective at treating ME/CFS, I thought that was widely accepted.