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"I would have had an illustrious career ahead of me if I was not such a loser in personal things" ... I said during my 2nd heart break

I'm going through my 3rd heart break (second one from the same person). At this point heart-ache *is* a long illness. Funny thing is that I knew it was coming but I was doing what most of everybody else in my position did, for the  whole of the last 9 months was thinking that the signs were not signs, merely figments of my imagination (well they were big bad signs, I was cheated for the last 6 moths at least).

Anyway I'm not here to "moan", I'm here for more practical issues. I'm in my late 20s, male and a published scientist. As much as I'm a mess at personal things, I'm good at my research subject. My problem is the physical side of "heart-breaks". Last time its bodily effects lasted for weeks, but unlike then I don't have the luxury of time. 

I have all the classic signs of the flu apart from fever: fatigue, constant need to lie down or sleep, no appetite, almost impossible to concentrate on complex or semi - complex subjects... I should have taken the advice of my peers,  "a good research scientist is one on no relationships, or on boring relationships." I didn't listen, I bit the bullet,  I dated an exciting (but also unstable) person (two separate times too) and I'm here.

So yeah, I need to publish by the end of this month. My body is in no condition to work. How can I convince it to? For example when I had the flu I was using antipyrretics,  is there something similar for "brain induced illnesses" like heart break?  Even if the ingredient is not exactly legal, I can risk it since I *have to* complete this work.

Thanks.
<bot>: Need to publish in less than a month, need to get myself back in working order ASAP, but my body seems unable to do such a thing. Ideas?