96 ounces of fluid, daily, for a week.

I confess that I'm not entirely clear on the purpose of this, but a handful of people have assured me that they felt like me until they started drinking more water and then they felt better. Seems to me that if I were thirsty, I'd drink more, as one does. Here are the symptoms of dehydration:

• Extreme thirst
• Less frequent urination
• Dark-colored urine
• Fatigue
• Dizziness
• Confusion

Among these, I have only fatigue. I've been seriously dehydrated a few times in life, and it didn't feel like I feel.

Anyway, this shouldn't hurt anything so, sure, try it.

From what I gather, solving medical mysteries is a thing for them. They have locations in Rochester, Jacksonville, and Phoenix.

• find out whether insurance covers them
• get a referral there

I don't feel in any way depressed, but brains are dumb, and my symptoms can be partially explained by depression, or so I'm told.

I’ve been taking 400–800 mg daily for 15 months, due to an injury. Stop taking it and see if that helps.

By any definition, I eat really healthfully. But that doesn't mean that my diet is right for me. Perhaps this is dietary? See an expert.

This could explain many of my symptoms. That said, I don't snore, my wife observes no breathing cessation while sleeping, and I have no abrupt awakenings.

This may require a sleep study.

The therapist asked me if I’d had any personality changes. I had to tell him I didn’t know, that it was a question for others.

These can cause fatigue, memory loss, and brain fog (among other symptoms that I do not have).

The standard treatment seems to be supplementing with methylcobalamin, methyl folate, and vitamins C and D.

Do not take any prescription drugs for two weeks, under the supervision of a physician.

• eliminate meat
• eliminate added sugar
• consume lots of electrolytes

My physician has prescribed a CT scan, in case of #27 or #26. It remains to be seen whether the insurance company will approve it.

Can I get one anonymously? I am not at all interested in permanently entering a national databank.

Doctor suggests that what I assume is mucus could be cerebrospinal fluid. Check whether it is clear, and whether it comes from just one nostril.

Could help whether it's physical or mental. Work out regularly for 30, maybe 60 days.

Since #6 turned up nothing.

• B12 Folate
• C-Reactive protein
• IRON
• UIBC
• TIBC calculation
• PSA
• testosterone

Glucose, BUN, sodium, CO2, calcium, etc.

I have no idea if this would have shown up in any of the existing tests (e.g. #6).

Do it for 2 weeks.

I get 7–8 hours of sleep each night, with an average of 7½ hours. That's well within recommended norms, but maybe that's just not enough.

Try sleeping more every night for a defined period.

• figure out how many hours to experiment with
• figure out how long I should do it for
• do it