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For some reason it seems it is always the people with the least scientific understanding that fawn over Kruse's "advice". I wonder why that is.
Jack Kruse, who is a highly respected practicing Neurosurgeon, explains one way for Geeks and another for nonGeeks. All I do is follow his recommendations and like many others, have seen an emormous improvememt. It's about physics not biology.
So I should cancel my order for a unicorn?I can without much understanding of medicine recommend more fish and more sun to most people, but that doesn't make my theory that unicorns produce vitamin D correct.
There was a thread on that recently. I think the consensus was that nature kills sick animals (including humans) quite quickly, when left to its own devices.What Kruse is preaching, is just getting back to nature. Nothing quakery about that.
For some reason it seems it is always the people with the least scientific understanding that fawn over Kruse's "advice". I wonder why that is.
You should have stopped quoting him here. Once a person who is not a quantum physicist starts to talk about quantum phenomena, it should be a red flag for bullshit alert, it means in 99% of cases the person doesn't know what he is talking about.
Jack knows more than 99% of doctors on the planet
https://www.jackkruse.com/blog-index/
Hallelujah.Listen to his interviews. Change your life.
Another wildly unsupported assertion.
@keenly , your blind and fanatical devotion to Jack Kruse is troubling. You don't seem to respond to any specific questions asking for an explanation of what Jack Kruse is trying to say. I'm really at a loss as to how to respond to you at this point.
You can follow any guru you want, including Charles Mason, if he really speaks to you. But please give some thought to your audience, and how to participate in a conversation or a debate. You are not convincing anyone that JK isn't a quack with the approach you are taking.
You clearly need some AM sunlight on your skin.
Though I don't agree with the condescending tone of most comments, I beg to differ.
All the above of course can contribute, become co-factors to ME/CFS. But not every of them are in every case. And even if, still not be 'the' cause. If there even is a single one.
An other example, when I did intensive meditation retreats I observed a very few who became highly psychotic thereby, or remember a few from my youth getting psychotic from a few joints. However, the vast majority simply doesn't get psychotic from meditation or cannabis. So there has to be a precondition, a vulnerability present before, for such a harmless event to trigger psychosis. Similarly, some chemical, electrical, mold, fungus, blue light sensitivity and DHA deficiency might constitute a contributing factor. But as a cause? - I seriously doubt in most cases.
Would be so easy to test as hypothesis. Simply go off the grid and eating mostly fish would suffice..
Anyone, has done that for a significant time?
Beside that, I consider Jack Kruse as full of himself, to say it mildly. If he had only a tiny speck of compassion or genius he would explain it in such a clear, non-contradicting fashion, that even those fatigued and brain-fogged could understand his explanations, and not only he himself.
All I do is follow his recommendations and like many others, have seen an emormous improvememt.