>>From what I can see, CFS definitely can be cured by "some sort of emotional technique". It's just that a lot of CFS patients simply don't want to believe it

>>From what I can see, CFS definitely can be cured by "some sort of emotional technique". It's just that a lot of CFS patients simply don't want to believe it Sorry but this is dangerous and insulting to a lot of CFS patients. I wonder how far down you were as I've seen several examples of people driven to near suicide if they had the energy. These are people who are desperate beyond comprehension and will literally believe anything put in front of them. You may have been able to hack yourself better but you are going down the route of victim blaming here suggesting "if only you believe it will work". CFS seems to have a lucky group who recover and then become almost evangelical about their approach, thinking it will work for everyone. Often this treads dangerously close to pseudoscience and how they know more than doctors. 9 times out of 10 a book or audio course is not far behind.