Woke up this morning and gave it a second thought.
I believe that this could be something more in the future. We just have to wait.
I've read the study the second time and it looks that this theoretically could improve
the being of at least a half of people with ME/CFS. It depends on this important factor below.
As far as I understood this is less likely to work for people with other illnesses. Read on:
,,Among the non-responders several organic diseases were detected, including among others, severe osteoporosis due to hyperparathyroidism, late onset hypogonadism (LOH), a neuro-endocrine tumour, early stage multiple sclerosis, and autoimmune limbic encephalitis. In these patients the ME/CFS complaints should be classified as secondary [2], explaining the lack of response to nutriceutical treatment."
What I like about this is the last sentence:
"Since the nutriceutical continued being effective and devoid of adverse effects over an observation period of up to 9 months, it may safely be applied, possibly as an add-on treatment."