On 02/01/2017 16:48, FromTheRafters wrote:
Yanis Bernard formulated the question :
James Wilkinson Sword said:

But Chronic Fatigue Syndrome isn't a specific disease, it just
means you get tired for no reason. So we can say we have that.
Saying you have Lyme Disease is wrong if you haven't tested for it
specifically.

Actually, I think Chronic Fatigue means you get tired for a reason, where
the doctor's job is to figure out that reason (which is where all the
hokus
pokus starts coming in because it's easier to agree with the patient than
it is to tell the patient that the doctor has no idea what the reason
is).

Chronic Fatigue comes from smoking too much Chronic. Related symptoms
are Chronic Cottonmouth, Chronic Memory Loss, and Chronic Munchies.

HTH

What a load of cobblers. I've smoked since the age of 14, I'm 68 now
and have non of those symptoms.