After reading your extensive history and your descriptions of the illness, I found the remedies you've tried to be very interesting. I believe that you have definitely been open to a lot of therapies, but I think there is one thing you might be missing. It is not a therapy that I recommend. What I recommend is that you need to stay on a therapy and need to push through die-off symptoms. I'm sure you've heard that term before. It just seems to me that when you list a treatment is working, but then you have a bad day, you go off of the treatment. I think these bad days may have been a die-off reaction or a healing crisis. Just in case you aren't familiar with those two terms, it simply means that when the body trys to heal, you may feel worse before you see lasting improvement that leads to a cure. It seems that with you, you feel better for a while on any one treatment and then experience bad days. A lot of the time, people experience a healing crisis/die-off at the beginning of a treatment, while others feel it after treatment has been going for a little while, and others feel on and off die-off/healing crisis symptoms throughout treatment. That hard thing about die-off or healing crisis is that it makes us all feel that the treatment is failing, but it may not be failing afterall. This is not to say that every bad reaction you have is due to die-off or healing crisis. Obviously some treatments will not help at all, but I feel that in your case, you might benefit staying on a treatment even if you have a bad day or days. Wait it out. I know that different health treatments that I've done in the past usually come with instructions about experiencing a healing crisis and that I need to push throught that and finish the course of treatment. Most people who experience die-off/healing crisis symptoms to an uncomfortable extent, might lower the dose of the treatment for a little while and then slowly up the dose. Maybe you've already tried this, but I thought I'd put my 2-cents in.

Good Luck and God Bless