CFS (aka WTF disease) truly makes little sense...just when you think you have found the cause, poof...it goes up in smoke.
My husband and I used to live up north. He had terrible autoimmune arthritis in his knees. We finally realized he was only getting arthritis flare ups during the winter.
So, we moved down south to Florida, the Sunshine State, land of the endless summer. His arthritis got much better (3 years of remission)
but his CFS got much worse!
And he continued to have messed up immune markers on his bloodwork, continued to have psoriasis, so much for sunlight improving ATP and immune system, ha ha.
For him the improvement in arthritis (we think) is due to the barometric pressure, though this last winter he had another flare up.
Sunlight is important, but it is not a cause or a reason for CFS related. Plenty of people living in or near the Arctic circle, with many months of no sun at all and they are not sick. And plenty of people with CFS doing worse in the summer or living in a place like Florida with no change at all.
Surprisingly, in the past 2 years, my husband's CFS was in temporary remission following extreme stress due to last minute greencard/passport problems and getting a severe month-long infection. Then we moved into a new apartment that had substantial mold problems, more extreme stress trying to figure out how to move without losing a 2 months deposit, and the actual stress of moving twice in 2 months, yet during that time and immediately after, CFS remission again! Now there is some real WTF for you. chronic stress + mold = remission...WTF indeed!!!
@sb4 about blue light...when I was spending months up at my family's remote 60+ acre property in northern Maine, no computer or TV, outside in sunshine (and bare feet) all day, I had the worst insomnia ever. I could not sleep well there a single night. As soon as I returned home to spend all day indoors, on TV and/or computer until bedtime, my sleep drastically improved. What would Jack Kruse say about that?
Nothing about this illness makes any sense. All you can do
@PeterPositive is enjoy May and June!!