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Topic: Adernal Exhaustion Question

Geet3721
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Member # 15751

posted

How do you know if it is a problem for you?

What are supplements/medications are used to treat it?

I did some searches on here but wasnt able to find the answer to these questions clearly.

I confuse easily these days [dizzy]

THANKS.

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CD57
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www.stopthethyroidmadness.com go to the adrenals section.

Or better yet www.drrind.com.

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Geet3721
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Thanks I'm going now the second link didn't work though [Frown]

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Geet3721
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WOW CCD57 that is amazing!!!!!! I just read such interesting information I need to read more I'm going back to the site Thanks a bunch!!!

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Keebler
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Take the period away after the com in the dr. rind link and it goes through:

http://www.drrind.com/
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Geet3721
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Ohhhh thats works thanks!

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Sammi
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Geet have you ever had saliva testing done to test your hormone levels? This can be very beneficial.

My doctor uses Aeron Lab http://www.aeron.com/

Treatment can be individualized according to what your results are.

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lymeshmyme
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I was on synthetic medication for my cortisol levels but it caused me to gain weight and have excessive thirst, so my LLMD is taking me off it. Not sure what he'll replace it with, though, as I still need support for my adrenal glands.

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METALLlC BLUE
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With adrenal insufficiency is it common to have a constant sour/metallic taste in you mouth? It gets worse when feeling anxious and is followed by extreme exhaustion.

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Geet3721
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Samni-I have not had any saliva test done only blood work which I've read isnt the best way to test. Do you need a script for this or can you do it yourself? buy a kit or something

Metallic-Is that why the metallic name? LOL I dont notice any weird tastes in my mouth so that's good I guess, but I did do some of the home tests that Keebler and CD 57 my eyes totally fluctuated from small to big and I definitely have light sensativity.

I'm guess I need adernal support. What are you guys taking? just so I have some ideas?

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