Yasko Protocol - Simplified Approach For Chronic Fatigue
Currently the Amy Yasko Protocol is attracting alot of attention for the sufferers of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Rich Van Konyenburg came up with a simplified approach for treating the methylation cycle block, that you can start without undergoing the genetic test. A long explaination of the simplified approach by Dr. Konyenburg is here.
Here is the basic list of supplements that you would need for the simplified approach.
Folapro - this is an active forl of folate. CFS patients with certain mutations may not be able to metabolise folate into its active form.
Intrinsic B12/folate - This is a combination of the cyanobobalamin form of B12 and folinic acid.
Complete Vitamin and ultra-antioxidant from Holistic Health Consultants. This is a multi-vitamin and mineral supplement. It does not include iron or copper in it, has a higher than normal range or magnesium to coppper in it. It supports sulfur metabolism and contains other nutrients that help to improve methylation.
Phosphatidyl Serine Complex - important fatty acids and phospholipids.
Perque B12- this is a form of b12 whch is hydroxocobalamin and is important for patients that have mutations which make meurotransmitter metabolism slower.
SAMe - supports methylation
There are other supplement that you can take, but these are the essentials to get you started. The good thing about these is that they are relatively inexpensive compared to most treatments. It does start add up, But you can get started for close to $100.
You can get all of these supplements at amy yaskos website www.holisticheal.com
