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2007 International bestseller written by Prof Dr Martin Pall from Washington Medical School:

"Explaining 'Unexplained Illnesses: Disease Paradigm for Chronic Fatigue

Syndrome, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Fibromyalgia, Post-Traumatic Stress

Disorder, Gulf War Syndrome and Others":

Prof Dr Martin Pall's novel theory on the role oxidative stress in CFIDS re-confirms Dr Nash Petrovic's original 1993 free radical theory of CFIDS.
Apart of references to a few simplistic approaches that can not cure CFIDS, this book however does not contain any information on the CFIDS Protocol that is the most successful and effective curative clinical approach that does not make CFIDS patients feel much better or better but reverses CFIDS/FM completely and enables patients to live full and productive life again, without any relapses!
Dr Nash Petrovic's mission is to gradually introduce this most successful clinical approach world wide for the ultimate benefit of CFIDS and other categories of patients and medical science in general.
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