It would depend on the hoof of the llama. If it had a cloven hoof and chewed it's cud, it would be fine. A cloven hoof is split into two toes. Cows and sheep have cloven hoofs. While camels and horses don't. I belive llama are related to camels and have a split hoofs. So no I don't think they are kosher.
The symptoms and signs of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS or SEID) are relatively specific: chronic severe fatigue for at least five to six months not caused by a diagnosable disease and at least four other specific symptoms such as cognitive impairment, muscle and/or joint pains, new types of headaches, tender lymph nodes, sore throat, unrefreshing ...
Causes also include influenza, dehydration, jet lag, depression, malnutrition, bacterial diseases, hypothyroidism, myasthenia gravis, viral infections, chronic pain, fever and pregnancy. There are many symptoms that can accompany fatigue, depending on the disease, disorder or condition that is at the root of it. These include fever, weight loss, loss of appetite and dizziness. Fatigue, especially chronic fatigue, can seriously impact the ability to function effectively in everyday life.