Recover from ME/CFS
Your journey to wellness begins here. Discover how the Power Up Program can help you develop a plan to regain your functioning and strength. The five-factor protocol emphasizes the idea that most people who recover focus on five main areas. These areas are medical, psychological, pacing, exercise, and diet.
The Power Up book is available on this website. In this work, detailed instructions are provided for the psychological aspects of this disorder, exercise, and pacing. Medical concerns and diet are your responsibility, as supported by your physician and other chosen professionals. (Please note: There is a 2nd page with additional materials on this website.)
Purchase the Power Up book
The Power Up book is a practical guide to overcoming ME/CFS. The author, Russ Seigenberg, shares his personal recovery story and explains the principles he used to regain his core vitality. Step-by-step instructions enable readers to get started with safe exercises at levels they can easily tolerate. A new theory on how to build body energy is also introduced. Negative emotions are viewed as obstacles to activity and healing. Russ draws on his experience as a practicing psychologist to provide comprehensive guidance on managing emotions more effectively. This manual is a valuable resource for overcoming the challenge of this formidable condition.
PDF version of the book
$2.00
PowerPoints
OVERVIEW OF ME/CFS: THEORY AND TREATMENT
DIET & NUTRITION
Diet and nutrition play an important role in maintaining good health. Overly processed foods can cause harmful inflammation. Many people with ME/CFS move toward a plant-based, whole grain diet and restrict intake of sugar and alcohol.
EXERCISE
Educated movement is a key piece in increasing energy. Few seem to improve without the careful implementation of an exercise program.
About us
Russ Seigenberg, the developer of the Power Up Program speaks from experience. He had personal challenges with ME/CFS. He struggled with ME/CFS for six years before going on to have a full life. He worked full-time for thirty-five years, raised a family, and stayed active physically. He played basketball and tennis and regularly hiked in the mountains.
Recovery comes from learning correct principles and gradually implementing them into your life. A holistic approach has helped thousands to improve, and you can do it too!
