This video is going to cover the type of fatigue that doesn't seem to improve when you

get rest, no matter how much sleep you get, you're still tired. The medical term for this

is myelgic and cephalo malitis, not that you would ever want to know that in a million

years, but we can just focus on this chronic fatigue syndrome, right? And there's other

symptoms associated with it. You have certain delayed flare-ups, like let's say you exerted

yourself or had some emotional stress, and then an hour later you had a flare-up. Maybe

you had some pain or inflammation. That's one symptom. Usually the person has sleep problems.

They're moody, irritable. They have cognitive issues, brain fog, they can't focus. Lack of

attention, sore throat. The lymph nodes are swollen, which is a huge clue that there's

an immune problem related to this, or they might have muscle pain. Now, this could be

Lyme's disease, which by the way, and it's amazing nowadays, how many people are getting

ticks? I mean, about a month ago, I mean, I just get up and I have this little itch and

I look down. There's a tick on me. Where did that thing come from? So, these darn ticks

can actually really create a serious problem with your health down the road. If you're

suspecting Lyme's disease, I put a link down below and I actually explain what to do, but

this could be one cause of these symptoms right here. Predibetic can also cause some of

these symptoms. Low vitamin D can also cause some of the symptoms, but usually the most

common cause is an Epstein bar virus that's being reactivated. So many people had Epstein

bar virus when they were in high school or college and then it went away, right? But when

it goes away, it goes into remission. But guess what? It can come back out under times

of stress. Now, the problem with stress is that stress shrinks the thymus clan, which

is like the training center of your white blood cells, the t-cells. It also paralyzes your

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