Figure 1 Diagram showing the cerebrospinal fluid flow and the position of the hypothalamus (page 5)

Figure 2 The thoracic duct (the central lymphatic drainage system into the blood) (page 6)

Figure 3 Long-term build-up of internal and external stress (page 8)

Figure 4 Superior view of the cribriform plate with observed perforations (page 9)

Figure 5 Restricted drainage of toxins from the central nervous system (page 10)

Figure 6 The downward spiral into CFS/ME (page 11)

Figure 7 MRI sagittal image showing spinal defect in 12 year old girl with CFS/ME (page 60)

Figure 8 Upper cervical defect in 12 year old girl (see also Fig. 7) (page 61)

Figure 9 The observed physical signs of CFS/ME (page 78)

Figure 10 Examining the patient for ‘Perrin’s point’ (page 79)

Figure 11 Schematic illustration to show normal flow within a healthy lymphatic vessel (page 81)

Figure 12 Schematic illustration showing retrograde lymphatic flow (page 81)

Figure 13 Schematic illustration showing the formation of lymphatic varicosities (page 81)

Figure 14 Right and left subclavicular varicose lymphatics in patient with CFS/ME (page 82)

Figure 15 Comparative photographs showing a flattened mid-thoracic spine (page 83)

Figure 16 Effleurage down neck and up chest to clavicle (collar bone) (page 94)

Figure 17 Combined articulation, soft tissue stretch and paraspinal effleurage (page 97)

Figure 18 Cross fibre stretching of lower neck and shoulders (page 97)

Figure 19 Combined leverage and thrust of mid-thoracic vertebrae (page 98)

Figure 20 Combined leverage and thrust on the upper lumbar spine (page 99)

Figure 21 Gentle combined leverage and thrust on the lower cervical spine (page 99)

Figure 22 Functional technique to the suboccipital region (page 101)

Figure 23 Cranial treatment (page 102)

Figure 24 Upper thoracic rotation exercise (page 104)

Figure 25 Mid-thoracic rotation exercise (page 104)

Figure 26 Lower thoracic rotation exercise (page 105)

Figure 27 Shoulder shrug exercise (page 106)

Figure 28 Nasal release (page 107)

Figure 29 Facial self massage (page 108)

Figure 30 Self massage to head (page 109)

Figure 31 Anterior neck self massage (page 109)

Figure 32 Self massage of the breast (page 110)

Figure 33 A CFS/ME patient and her daily medication (page 112)