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Rhodiola (46) . Methodological flaws in the studies; may have benefit on fatigue. CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10) (47) . 300 mg, 24 weeks. Supplementation led to increased plasma levels of CoQ10, but did not improve self-‐reported fatigue. Studies vary. Viscum Album (Mistletoe Extract) (48) . Experimental trials support Viscum Album’s impact on CRF and reduction of other cancer related side effects. Vitamin D (49) . Deficiency is highly prevalent and largely untreated in advanced cancer patients with fatigue.
Also known as “Cold Laser Therapy” Main physiological effects: increased microcirculation, enhanced ATP synthesis and stimulation of the mitochondrial function. LLEL has modulatory effects on inflammatory markers (PGE 2 , TNF-‐α, IL-‐1β, plasminogen activator) and modulates leukocyte activity (macrophages, lymphocytes, neutrophils). Skeletal muscle fatigue is a novel area of research in phototherapy. In animal experiments, phototherapy has been shown to delay the development of skeletal muscle fatigue. The parameters of application (such as power output, time of irradiation, doses, etc.) employed in these studies determined results in delaying fatigue (50) .
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CRF is more than regular tired
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