Restore Your Energy

Highly Effective Treatment for Chronic Fatigue in Brooklyn, NY

Understanding general fatigue and discovering effective treatments to help you regain vitality, energy, and quality of life.

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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome—is a serious, complex medical condition marked by profound fatigue that does not improve with rest and can worsen after even minor activity.

At our clinic, we take an individualized, integrative approach. After a thorough consultation, we co-create a plan that blends modern medical evaluation with safe, time-tested therapies to support recovery and quality of life.

Common Symptoms

  • Debilitating fatigue lasting ≥ 4 months, not relieved by rest
  • Post-exertional malaise (PEM): feeling significantly worse for 24–72+ hours after small physical or mental efforts
  • Unrefreshing or abnormal sleep; insomnia or fragmented sleep
  • "Brain fog": slowed thinking, trouble finding words, short-term memory issues, poor focus
  • Headaches; sore throat; tender lymph nodes; recurrent sinus/nasal congestion
  • Diffuse, migratory muscle and joint aches
  • Digestive dysfunction

Possible Contributors We Screen For

While no single cause explains every case, we often explore patterns such as:

  • Chronic infections or immune dysregulation
  • Heavy-metal or environmental exposures
  • Hormonal/adrenal imbalances
  • Gut dysbiosis (yeast/mold sensitivity, SIBO, etc.)
  • Stress and prior trauma
  • Nutrient depletion and sleep disruption

How We Help: Our Four-Step Integrative Plan

1. Foundations & Lifestyle

Personalized guidance on sleep hygiene, gentle pacing/graded activity around PEM, nervous-system regulation, nutrition, and stress-reduction/meditation.

2. Repletion & Detox Support

Targeted vitamins/minerals and detox strategies; when appropriate, oral/IM/IV therapies to address deficiencies and support recovery.

3. Address Root Triggers

  • Immune-supportive botanicals and nutrition; IV therapy when indicated
  • Techniques for emotional stress/trauma processing
  • Support for hormonal/adrenal balance
  • Musculoskeletal care for injuries or pain (e.g., osteopathic techniques, acupuncture; in select cases, neural therapy, prolotherapy, ozone therapy)

4. Re-engage & Maintain

Gradual return to meaningful activities, social connection, hobbies, and sustainable movement within your PEM thresholds.

Modalities We May Use (Tailored to You)

Osteopathy; electrical stimulation of bioactive points; high-quality supplements; diet modification; acupuncture; neural therapy; biopuncture; bee-venom and ozone injections in select cases; IV repletion; patient education and pacing strategies.

We practice individualized medicine—no two plans are the same.

Quick Q&A

Q: What causes CFS?

A: It's multifactorial. We commonly see a combination of immune, endocrine, neurologic, and gut factors, often following infections, high stress, environmental exposures, or physical injury.

Q: How is it diagnosed?

A: By clinical criteria (duration, PEM, sleep/cognitive symptoms) and excluding look-alike conditions. A two-day CPET can help document PEM in some cases.

Q: What treatments do you offer?

A: A customized plan that may include lifestyle and pacing, nutritional/IV support, acupuncture, osteopathic care, neural therapy, prolotherapy/ozone for select pain generators, immune-supportive botanicals, and trauma-informed stress techniques.

Q: How long until I feel better?

A: Timelines vary. Many patients notice steps of progress (sleep, pain, cognitive clarity, stamina) over weeks to months as we identify and address their specific drivers.

Q: Is it safe?

A: Safety is our priority. We review your history, medications, and labs, then introduce therapies in a measured, evidence-informed way with ongoing monitoring.

Q: Will you coordinate with my other doctors?

A: Yes. We're happy to collaborate with your primary care and specialists to keep your care aligned.

Q: Why is CFS hard to diagnose?

A: Symptoms vary from person to person and can resemble depression, viral illnesses, fibromyalgia, prolonged mono, and more. There's no single blood test. Some clinics use a two-day exercise test (CPET): many people with CFS are unable to reproduce their day-1 performance on day-2 due to PEM, which can help document functional impairment.

Q: What to expect at your first visit?

  • Comprehensive intake and review of prior testing
  • Discussion of goals and daily limits
  • An initial plan with clear next steps

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