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Regular light to moderate exercise is one of the best ways to relieve chronic fatigue syndrome. Get your doctor’s permission first before starting an exercise routine. Try low intensity activities like yoga, swimming, and walking to combat your chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide, commented on What Can Help Chronic Fatigue Syndrome:… As you noted, when it comes to ME/CFS, exercise can be a touchy and…
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