Could a Change in Diet Revitalize XXXX Who Suffer from Unresolved Fatigue?

@entity1 @entity15248 @entity73 @entity1295
UNASSIGNED: Many @entity1 deal with @entity1295 for which no proper treatment can be given. A possible explanation for their @entity1295 is a micro @entity15248 . In this non-randomized controlled trial, we clinically evaluated symptoms of @entity1295 in @entity1 for whom a nutrient-rich diet was advised. A group of 98 @entity1 (2-18 years old) with unexplained symptoms of @entity1295 was examined. The dietary modifications consisted of green vegetables, beef, whole milk and full-fat butter. @entity1 in the intervention group were asked to follow the diet for three months, whereas the control-group followed their normal diet. The primary outcome was symptoms of @entity1295 , as determined by a PedsQL Multidimensional Fatigue Scale, and secondary outcomes were compliance with the diet and BMI. @entity1 , who followed the diet showed a significant decrease in the need to sleep (CI 0.83; 14.86, p = 0.03). They slept better through the night and took fewer naps. When analyzing components of the advised diet separately, a significant larger decrease in @entity73 was seen for eating green vegetables according to the diet guidelines (CI 2.27; 30.63, p = 0.024). Furthermore, a lower need to sleep was seen when whole milk was consumed almost daily (CI 0.02; 14.62, p = 0.049). Our study showed that nutritional advice is an elegant, and effective method for decreasing some symptoms of medically unresolved @entity1295 in @entity1 .
