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Adrenal Stress Index (ASI) Test Results + Restoration Plan
Posting the Adrenal Stress Index (ASI) Test results received from Diagnos-Techs, Inc. Note the images 4 and 5, which provide a great restoration plan approach to resolving the adrenal deficiencies found in the test. Hoping this may be helpful for folks out there that have seen similar results, but are unsure how to proceed. Continue reading
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Thanks for posting the great info. Glad you are having good success with your treatment, particularly with restoring a normal circ
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I have seen success following the suggestions, specifically those listed on the last page: 1a) Optimize DHEA/cortisol balance In
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Wow this was helpful I'm in total adrenal insufficiency Anybody had success with the suggested supplements?
Do You Know How Toxic Your Life Is?
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Thanks for the nice comments Julie. If a small percentage of those 70,000 visitors find something useful it's worth all the effort
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Thanks Maff Hope you don't mind the PR via your site. I am still amazed that you are getting 70,000 visitors per month. That is so
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Hi earthwalker, Thanks for letting us know about the updates to Planet Thrive. It sounds like you've made some great additions. I
The many faces of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Many of you will have seen the news this week on this site and elsewhere that seven subtypes of chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) have been catergorized based on new genetic research.
This is fascinating stuff. Not only does it give us a deeper understanding of what is going on in ME/CFS and offer the hope of diagnostic tests and treatments in the not too distant future, but it also puts another (rather large!) nail in the coffin of the idea that the disease is psychological in origin. Let's face it, this idea should have been buried years ago but its proponents (mainly psychiatrists) are a stubburn lot!
ME/CFS has always been a highly puzzling illness for researchers because despite obvious commonalities between patients, chronic fatigue being the obvious one, there are also many differences. These can be grouped into different areas of investigation:
Illness Onset
A proportion of patients can trace...
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