Guest guest Posted August 14, 2008 Report Share Posted August 14, 2008 Thank you Jackie for your response. My doctor did blood level testing for other hormones DHEA-Sulfate 106 range 32- 240 vitamin D 23.7 range 32- 100 progesterone 1.5 Estrogen 360 according to doc this is high Cortisol AM 8.4 range 4.3- 22.4 Pregnenolone 38 range 20-150 She also did neurotransmitter test through neuroscience and it showed all of them to be low. Couple of years back I did saliva testing for hormones and had low cortisol and high Estrogen. My problem is lack of focus, sluggishness, feeling exhausted, PMS, getting up after 4 hrs of sleep to Urinate and then not being able to go back to sleep. I am turning 41 this year but half of my head is grey. I have lost most hair below my knees. Have several food allergies especially to dairy and chicken. Look forward to hear from you.... Thanks in advance!!!! Sunny > > I am Hg toxic,four months ago got 4 amalgams out tried few rounds of > DMSA but got exhausted from getting up in the night so stopped.My > blood work from last three years( from same lab)shows gradual decline > in pregnenolone. In 2005 it was 132 ng/dl and in > 2007 it was 38 ng/dl. My doctor says this shows adrenal reserve a bit > low but does not really take it seriously. I suffer from enormous > fatigue and brain fog. PLEASE tell me what to do???? > > ----------Has your doctor tested any other hormones, especially if he mentions low adrenal reserve? It doesn't seem like many really understand this hormone business, unfortunately. And for many hormones, saliva testing is better, but most doctors don't understand this either. > > I would suggest you do a saliva hormone test, testing your cortisol levels 4X/day, plus your sex hormones, too. These tests are available through the www.canaryclub.org, in the links section. You can also do some reading and do a symptom checklist at some of the other links, such as www.johnleemd.com and www.zrtlabs.com. You can order at those websites too, but it is cheaper through the canaryclub for the same tests. > > In the meantime, I believe pregnenolone is a fairly safe thing to try, and since it is a precursor to other hormones, it may help whatever is low. But, it would probably be best to do the testing first, to find out what your levels are now, without any support. Good luck!--------Jackie > > > > Thanks in advance!!! > Sunny > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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