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I heard "pacing" [like athletics do],can help people with chronic fatigue,can you pls advice me if its true what pacing means and how it can be done?
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Walking : Back and forth and across theoretically will help fatigue by increasing activity level .HHowever the main cause must be addressed
Answered 5/30/2015
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