LivelyCheer
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Look at back posts....this as been discussed but, either no one tried it or it did not work.
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louderthan10
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i tried it and it didn't do anything. In fairness to the doctor, he did not actually have BFS the way we know it, he got twitching in response to strenuous cross-country bicycling. The amount of excersise involved would be impossible for any major BFS victim, I can only ride a 10-speed in low gear! I think he was using the term BFS in a generic way, to describe twitching. I doubt if he was talking about the full-on illness.The only thing that has helped me is the epilepsy drug Dilantin but I have to take a fairly high dose--300mg a day to reduce, not remove, the symptoms. Also helpful was an adrenal fatigue program I went on for 6 months. I think the constant stress of this illness and the need to counterbalance fatigue drives the adrenals to illness.
MarioMasher
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I also tried Medspice for a couple of months. It didn't do jack. Don't waste your money on it.
JohnHill999
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Aha, now i have an excuse to continue my extreme usage of cayenne pepper and cinnamon 