Could someone explain Adrenal Exhaustion to me?

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What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? What

hormones are involved and how?

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http://www.adrenalfatigue.org/doi.php

Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?

What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? Whathormones are involved and how?

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I have recovered from most of these symptoms but when I drink caffiene my blood sugar goes wacky, I have to eat every 2-3 hours, and when I'm hungry I get bad adrenalback pain.But this isn't listed on the site!?What am I experiencing?And when will I be able to drinkcaffiene?ThanksAliPS I am taking Ashwaghanda & desiccated adrenal.On Nov 26, 2008, at 7:10 PM, ladybugsandbees wrote:http://www.adrenalfatigue.org/doi.php  ----- Original Message -----From: augustmirthTo: iodine Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 10:00 PMSubject:  Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? Whathormones are involved and how? 

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Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?

What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? Whathormones are involved and how?

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Hmmmm. . . .

That's interesting -

I have most of these:

1. tired for no reason

2. trouble getting up in the morning even when you go to bed at a

reasonable hour

3. feeling rundown or overwhelmed

4. can't bounce back from stress or illness

5. crave salty and sweet snacks

6. feeling best only after 6 PM

well all except for the craving sweet!

But I think my adrenals tend to be overactive - (I also have PCOS and

hypothyrodism) - my cortisol is usually slightly elevated and my DHEA

is almost always high - and occasionally over the reference range for

men. If I understand correctly the adrenals produce many hormones -

perhaps in the hundreds, so maybe saying " overactive " or

" under-active " is overly simplistic.

And there could be other reasons for Fatigue and other symptoms.

Treatment for hypothyroidism and taking iodine has not been as helpful

and hoped.

I have not been diagnosed with chronic fatigue - I feel like I may

have it - but I also feel like that terms is often not that helpful

and sometimes it raises more questions than it answers. (If I

understand correctly - CF has at least several different root causes -

or theories on the root cause - because I guess the cause it still

considered to be a bit of a mystery).

I guess I was hoping to learn a little more about the hormonal aspects

of adrenal fatigue - because I hear a lot about it and also the need

for adrenal suppport on this group. Are Cortisol and DHEA the main

adrenal hormones that are involved in adrenal fatigue or are there others?

In iodine , " ladybugsandbees " <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:

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See me looking at that list it also screams Celiac Disease. Celiac is tired, cravings, run down, want to sleep, everything you mentioned. Please google Celiac and consider going gluten free for at least a trial of about 6 months. If you need help let me or need more info let me know.

Marcie

Marcie Dingerson REALTOR Doug Burger Realty Group Your Home Buying Specialist www.MarcieDingerson.com 360-292-2569

http://threeboysandglutenfree.blogspot.com/ Check out my monkey's>> http://www.adrenalf atigue.org/

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Being celiac also stresses out the adrenals so I think they go hand in hand. It kicks up the inflammation in your body which makes your adrenals pump out cortisol. I don't think you can have one w/o the other.

Steph

Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?> > > What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? What> hormones are involved and how?>

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Marcie:

I don't have Celiac Disease but would relate that there are a lot of people that avoid grains because of the hybridization and contamination from the storage storage methods. I have read Mercola's No Grain Diet several time along with other reports on the subject.

Why do you eat grains.

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iodine From: marciedingerson@...Date: Thu, 27 Nov 2008 10:37:30 -0800Subject: Re: Re: Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?

See me looking at that list it also screams Celiac Disease. Celiac is tired, cravings, run down, want to sleep, everything you mentioned. Please google Celiac and consider going gluten free for at least a trial of about 6 months. If you need help let me or need more info let me know.

Marcie

Marcie Dingerson REALTOR Doug Burger Realty Group Your Home Buying Specialist www.MarcieDingerson.com 360-292-2569

http://threeboysandglutenfree.blogspot.com/ Check out my monkey's>> http://www.adrenalf atigue.org/ doi.php> > > Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?> > > What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? What> hormones are involved and how?> Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®. See how.

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Would mid back pain when hungry more likely be associated with kidneys or adrenals?I was under the impression that adrenals reactwith stress & hunger is a form of stress. No?Thanks,AliOn Nov 27, 2008, at 2:19 PM, Duke Stone wrote:Marcie:I don't have Celiac Disease but would relate that there are a lot of people that avoid grains because of the hybridization and contamination from the storage storage methods. I have read Mercola's No Grain Diet several time along with other reports on the subject. Why do you eat grains.awareness.investigation.knowledge.potential.motivation.action.patience.results                             Duke  Dallas - Texas                                 infoDukeStone (DOT) biz  iodine From: marciedingerson Date: Thu, 27 Nov 2008 10:37:30 -0800Subject: Re: Re: Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?See me looking at that list it also screams Celiac Disease. Celiac is tired, cravings, run down, want to sleep, everything you mentioned. Please google Celiac and consider going gluten free for at least a trial of about 6 months. If you need help let me or need more info let me know. MarcieMarcie Dingerson REALTOR Doug Burger Realty Group Your Home Buying Specialist www.MarcieDingerson.com 360-292-2569 http://threeboysandglutenfree.blogspot.com/   Check out my monkey's--- On Thu, 11/27/08, augustmirth <augustmirth > wrote:From: augustmirth <augustmirth >Subject: Re: Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?iodine Date: Thursday, November 27, 2008, 6:46 AMHmmmm. . . .That's interesting -I have most of these: 1. tired for no reason2. trouble getting up in the morning even when you go to bed at areasonable hour3. feeling rundown or overwhelmed4. can't bounce back from stress or illness5. crave salty and sweet snacks6. feeling best only after 6 PMwell all except for the craving sweet!But I think my adrenals tend to be overactive - (I also have PCOS andhypothyrodism) - my cortisol is usually slightly elevated and my DHEAis almost always high - and occasionally over the reference range formen. If I understand correctly the adrenals produce many hormones -perhaps in the hundreds, so maybe saying "overactive" or"under-active" is overly simplistic.And there could be other reasons for Fatigue and other symptoms.Treatment for hypothyroidism and taking iodine has not been as helpfuland hoped. I have not been diagnosed with chronic fatigue - I feel like I mayhave it - but I also feel like that terms is often not that helpfuland sometimes it raises more questions than it answers. (If Iunderstand correctly - CF has at least several different root causes -or theories on the root cause - because I guess the cause it stillconsidered to be a bit of a mystery).I guess I was hoping to learn a little more about the hormonal aspectsof adrenal fatigue - because I hear a lot about it and also the needfor adrenal suppport on this group. Are Cortisol and DHEA the mainadrenal hormones that are involved in adrenal fatigue or are there others?In iodinegroups (DOT) com, "ladybugsandbees" <ladybugsandbees@ ...> wrote:>> http://www.adrenalf atigue.org/ doi.php> > > Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?> > > What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? What> hormones are involved and how?>Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®.See how.

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Steph,

Are you saying that you don't think you can have adrenal fatigue

without celiac? My daughter has AF btu refuses to believe she could

have a problem with gluten.

Cyn

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> Being celiac also stresses out the adrenals so I think they go hand

in hand. It kicks up the inflammation in your body which makes your

adrenals pump out cortisol. I don't think you can have one w/o the

other.

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> Steph

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Interesting.So I know I am allergic to wheat. But does that mean I have celiac disease?AliOn Nov 28, 2008, at 7:20 AM, lahock2000 wrote:Steph,Are you saying that you don't think you can have adrenal fatigue without celiac? My daughter has AF btu refuses to believe she could have a problem with gluten.Cyn>> Being celiac also stresses out the adrenals so I think they go hand in hand. It kicks up the inflammation in your body which makes your adrenals pump out cortisol. I don't think you can have one w/o the other.> > Steph

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No, wheat can be an allergy, an allergy is different from Celiac. Celiac is an auto immune condition. If you are not wheat/gluten free at the moment it will weigh down your thyroid, also if you are not wheat/gltuen free you may develope more allergies like to dairy and soy.

Marcie

Marcie Dingerson REALTOR Doug Burger Realty Group Your Home Buying Specialist www.MarcieDingerson.com 360-292-2569

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Except for the cravings for sweet, above symptoms also relate to lack of

magnesium.

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Could be dehydration. Most people are not drinking nearly enough water, or drinking too many dehydrating drinks...coffee, tea, god forbid..sodas.

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iodine From: rubyrain11@...Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 20:19:36 -0800Subject: Re: Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?I have recovered from most of these symptoms but when I

drink caffiene my blood sugar goes wacky, I have to eat

every 2-3 hours, and when I'm hungry I get bad adrenal

back pain.

But this isn't listed on the site!?

What am I experiencing?

And when will I be able to drink

caffiene?

Thanks

Ali

PS I am taking Ashwaghanda & desiccated adrenal.

On Nov 26, 2008, at 7:10 PM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

http://www.adrenalfatigue.org/doi.php

Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?

What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? Whathormones are involved and how?

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Caffeine is very hard on the adrenals.

I get achey adrenals (pain in kidney area) if I drink too much coffee.

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No not at all. I just think that if you are celiac you will probably be adrenal fatigued as well.

Steph

Re: Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?

Steph,Are you saying that you don't think you can have adrenal fatigue without celiac? My daughter has AF btu refuses to believe she could have a problem with gluten.Cyn>> Being celiac also stresses out the adrenals so I think they go hand in hand. It kicks up the inflammation in your body which makes your adrenals pump out cortisol. I don't think you can have one w/o the other.> > Steph

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www.naturalnews.com/024985.html--- In iodine , "ladybugsandbees" <ladybugsandbees@...> wrote:>> http://www.adrenalfatigue.org/doi.php> > > Could someone explain "Adrenal Exhaustion" to me?> > > What are the symptoms and markers for adrenal exhaustion? What> hormones are involved and how?>

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My doctor called what I have silent celiac...that my inflammation from eating grains made my fibromyalgia pain go through the roof. I went off grains for six months andmy pain levels lowered drastically and I lost some weight. I remember that before going off the grains that if there were two daysin a row that I didn't have any grains that I would get a stomach ache and tell myself that I needed some bread or crackers tomake my stomach feel better. Little didI know that I was doing a little " hair of the dog " protocol instead and that I wasfeeding an addiction to the grains instead.I thought I would experiment and have somestuffing and dessert at Thanksgiving after6 months of being totally abstinate. Well,every time my food moved to a new placealong my digestive system I had stomachpains so bad that it woke me up ! Lessonlearned. I think those with Irish, Scandinavianand Italian genetic background have the highest incidences of Celiac. > >> > Being celiac also stresses out the adrenals so I think they go hand > in hand. It kicks up the inflammation in your body which makes your > adrenals pump out cortisol. I don't think you can have one w/o the > other.> > > > Steph>