sregan

Well, I don't think hair test results are that useful. They may tell something, but in your case you are completely in the dark about what is really going on, and I bet nobody else can give you but educated guesses.

However, with CFS there is not much else to suspect than pathogens, pathogens and more pathogens. It's amazing, but mainstream medicine fails to detect these, in all majority of the cases. We're talking about mycoplasma bacterias, intestinal parasites, candida and so on. While everyone has mycoplasma bacterias, in weakened individuals these can become systemic, and they can pass the brain blood barrier.

Looking at your supplement list:
magnesium, taurine, and molybdenum are sure winners, but will not take you far.

For treating CFS a systematic program is needed. Those supplements that will help most are undenatured whey protein, and some brand of liposomal glutathione (e.g redisorb). Other very important helpers are L-carnitine and acetylcarnitine, and Q10. Alpha lipoic acid is also important, but it really depends on how well you are able to tolerate it how much you take of it, as is everything else.

For detoxing bacterial and parasite wastes e.g. ammonia and acetaldehyde plus possibly other toxins: glutathione, molybdenum, ornithine, carnitine, taurine. This waste management is particularly important, because often people get it too uncomfortable to be able to continue the detoxing.

The dosing of these supplements is important, but no small amounts is enough, not even nearly. You need to take these supplements daily, and adjust the dosage appropriately, while slowing down when you get a die-off.

Sitting down and doing nothing is also a waste of time, because (you guessed it) you will not ever get well, unless you do something (the right things) about it. Mainstream medicine will not at least provide any solution for you.