Adrenal fatigue and low cholesterol

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Listmates,

A Dr. Rind has observed that those with adrenal fatigue tend to have low

cholesterol. http://www.drrind.com/scorecardmatrix.asp

Considering that oxalate (and especially with biotin deficiency) might be

able to impair the body's making cholesterol, might the association Dr.

Rind has made be there because oxalate may also be able to damage adrenal

function? I'm beginning to wonder that from watching my daughter who now

has fibromyalgia and seems to crash after eating meals high in oxalate. If

that inhibition exists, I don't know whether the inhibition is at the level

of the adrenal gland itself, or whether it is happening centrally, in the

brain's regulation of the adrenal system.

I'd appreciate any thoughts on Dr. Rind's observations or if anyone here

has symptoms of adrenal fatigue and you know you also have low cholesterol.

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>

> Listmates,

>

> A Dr. Rind has observed that those with adrenal fatigue tend to

have low

> cholesterol. http://www.drrind.com/scorecardmatrix.asp

>

> Considering that oxalate (and especially with biotin deficiency)

might be

> able to impair the body's making cholesterol, might the

association Dr.

> Rind has made be there because oxalate may also be able to damage

adrenal

> function? I'm beginning to wonder that from watching my daughter

who now

> has fibromyalgia and seems to crash after eating meals high in

oxalate. If

> that inhibition exists, I don't know whether the inhibition is at

the level

> of the adrenal gland itself, or whether it is happening centrally,

in the

> brain's regulation of the adrenal system.

>

> I'd appreciate any thoughts on Dr. Rind's observations or if

anyone here

> has symptoms of adrenal fatigue and you know you also have low

cholesterol.

>

>

>

>

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2/14/2008 12:00 AM

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[Guest guest]

Interesting article.

I would say that is ME - for the exception that I have HIGH

cholesterol both good and bad.

Thanks for sharing this with us! It was a very clear and easy to read

document!

mncjl