I imagine that many of the interventions you mention would help greatly in supporting a tired adrenal system and in many other ways - perhaps allowing your body to fight Lyme by getting it in an optimal state? (you mention a tick bite). I know some of Dr Myhills patients have recovered to a large degree by the kinds of intervention you mention.
For me I imagine that this kind of lifestyle would mean I would have to leave my family, live alone and pay for a full time carer to cook for me etc. I have a family, children, am too ill to spend a lot of time sorting out food, also on a very low family income - at times I just have to eat whatever is in the house that I can eat quickly and easily. Right now am trying low histamine diet as my mast cells are over active, I have also been diagnosed with EDS type III recently and neither of these issues can be cured with lifestyle changes im afraid. (other than the low histamine diet, hwicch isn't a cure, but slightly controlling symptoms)
I'm really glad for you that you have recovered and I hope your videos help those who are able to also reach some level of recovery, but for me I have enough to deal with in my life without feeling I need to take this level of responsibility for my illness. That may sound strange to many - why shouldn't I take responsibility for myself. Well because talking about this many changes of lifestyle in order to 'cure' yourself is only the kind of advice that is offered to Pwme to do. If I had another, more well recognised disease then I would have real treatments and support. This kind of approach for me personally feels like a way of blaming myself for being ill if I cant live up to it - I have been there and done that and I do not believe my illness is of the type that I can drastically change through my own lifestyle efforts.
I've started using milk again recently and I eat pasta, and other carbs and I really am bored of people saying I will never get better if I still eat these things. My friend had cancer, she had surgery, chemotherapy and fantastic care and she got better. No one threw their hands up in horror because she ate a wholemeal sandwich, or because she is a vegetarian, or because sometimes she ate cream cakes.
This is just my reaction to how this kind of thread makes me feel. I really am trying to be respectful, because I know we are all different round here and different people are helped by different things. I was on a no sugar including no fruit, no dairy, gluten free diet, resting all the time, restricting computer use etc etc for three years andit made very little difference to my overall heath. The best thing was just rest and pacing. I have found out I shouldn't eat eggs from testing and since stopping eating them all the time(I am a vegetarian and just made my health worse trying not to eat any grains and just eating veggies, eggs, some legumes occasionally and fish) I managed to get rid of most of my stomach problems. I jumped on board the juicing wagon at one point (not fruit, green juicing) and all that happened was that I developed the most excruciating stomach pain I have ever experienced that took weeks after I stopped to resolve.
One final point. 18 years ago I achieved a near total remission spontaneously, although at the time I started yoga and attributed my remission to doing yoga (I now know this was just coincidental) 9 years after this I caught measles from my children and have been severely ill ever since. so please be careful for the future, but also enjoy your life now you have it back!
This is not to judge anyone here - I just find this advice depressing for me personally.