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Brilliant.. ty i know its been a real buzz kill for her since discovery and what makes it worse is she is an RN, although her primary focus is emergency medicine and more specifically trauma she still has a better understand that most of whats going on, but like every medicine specialty, their like a tradecraft all their own so reliant on other specialists for there expertise.. unfortunately with the hash not too many endos at least in our area are really knowledgeable and worae so stuck in the old western medical ways and probably just too complacent aka lazy to keep up to day with treatment plans and different facets to incorporate like Eastern medicine and homeopathy etc etc..
I am also curious to know as well... for me it was as simple as adrenal fatigue and body stress response invoking the mysterious reverse t3 to where a raw adrenal extract supplement and armour rx (currently maintaining at 60 grain, had been as high as 120 before but was in beginning to kind of kick start things then was able to drop down and still feel good)...
[lang=vi]Yes I wonder if someone was a coffee drinker and also was someone who used fat burners and what not were to take adrenal support if it would kind of counter the adrenal fatigue. Since that seems to be the problem with stimulants.[/lang]
Yes... when u find yourself having minimal to zero response to stims even just coffee your most likely suffering from adrenal fatigue... its not a "legit" condition per western medicine but eastern etc see it as a very real condition and seeing is believing when u try the supps... another good supp is dhea... have to be careful taking too much but 25-50mg/day added will greatly help.. i went as high as 75-100/day and no joke after a couple months my head hair started thinning like crazy... wife was the first to point out so of course i didnt take it well lol but cut it down to 25/day and sides were null.. so you'll have to play around on whats best for you but i sure if u are aggressive in beginning like 100/day then started tapering down after 7-10days and dropping down 25 less a day weekly until u find your sweet spot u shouldnt have to worry
Insurance should pick up most or all of tab for allergy test beside office visit copay since its an in office non evasive test.. ive had two in my life and they are a real eye opener if you get allergy symptoms already either seasonal or whatever..
