Getting a bit off topic, but there have been quite a few stories about temporary remissions, although they are quite buried somewhere in this information space. Quite a few people, even some severe patients, have reported temporary large improvements following Abilify, although it seems the more severe you are, the harder it is to find anything that works. Here is a recent one of somebody describing a full remission long ago following colonoscopy:
https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/temporary-improvement-after-colonoscopy.83269/
It seems that people fall into different categories. Some being very sensitive to supplements and some not reacting to anything. I think the first category might have more success finding (temporary) remissions. I belong to the first category, but unfortunately the improvements are always transient. Here is a list of things that helped me achieve some form remissions:
-Catching a cold. This is the best working one for me, but unfortunately I wasn't lucky enough to catch one since 2016. Ever since my ME/CFS symptoms started, I also seem to almost never get acutely ill.
-Brain MRI. This is a bit sketchy as I only did it once, so could have been some other factor involved, but it produced a great temporary improvement that lasted for 24 hours.
-Sleep deprivation. Not as complete as above, but still gave me let's say 50% improvement. Nowadays a bit less.
-VNS stimulation. This also gave what I thought was a cure, but then stopped working the next day.
-Switching in and out of ketosis, it seems my body gets fooled to work normally for a while.
-Alcohol. Very temporary, but following consumption of more than 2-3 portions, I usually feel better at some point in the next 24 hours.
-Certain drug and certain antidepressants. The remission only lasts a day or sometimes even less.
-Constipation. Weird one, but seemed to produce some improvements last time.
-Certain changes of environment or traveling have triggered weird improvements, but don't seem 100% replicable.