Adrenal Fatigue Support
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Adrenal Fatigue Support
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Monday, 13 June 2011
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A group for support and sharing of information among those suffering from adrenal fatigue - which is often secondary to environmental illnesses as well as a condition in its own right. Adrenal fatigue occurs when adrenal hormones are produced in suboptimal amounts resulting in symptoms including fatigue, difficulty getting up in the morning, cognitive difficulties, and inability to handle stress.
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Maff, I must apologise! I've been on a holiday ( back to work now so back stressed and back ill!)
When I came home and looked at your reply I realised how much I needed that holiday!!!
I have never been 32 degrees, my post should have read 36.2. Had I been 32 I think I would have been treated for hypothermia!!
I hope I didn't mislead anyone
Deb x
Very unusual to to get feelings of anger and aggression from ~3mg of DHEA would have thought. At that dose there would be virtually no effect on your androgen levels. In fact a lot of literature suggests that the conversion of too much DHEA into androgens such as testosterone is far more of a problem for women than men.
Goes to show that we're all different as I felt the effects from DHEA seemed very natural and it provided energy and stress resistence in a way I could cope with, in contrast to the other things I have tried for adrenal fatigue that have always been too stimulating.
7-keto is definitely worth a try if you feel DHEA was having side-effects or not helping as you'd like. I gave it a go but found it didn't have the positive effects that DHEA did. Like I said we're all different!
Glad the D-ribose seems to be helping your energy levels :)
