adrenals, low pulse & pressure / was,Re: thyroid levels, armour, and tryi

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This was a Huge " new " idea for me, about a year ago now...I have always

had lowish blood pressure & pulse, which always impressed the

doctors.. " you are the healthiest person I have ever seen " type

comments - whcih led to me dismissing so many other problems, like

insane belly pain, as " normal for me " and " maybe/must be that I am a

hypochrondriac. "

anyway, in the days after having my migraine girl, I was asked if I was

a professional athlete, based on my (healthy) low pulse - that just

stuck in my head, because I had just spent a Full Year, not being able

to do anything physical, at any level comparable to my norm (my add-ish

nature, I can get pretty busy, my own self - pretty much walking

up/down stairs Once, would put me on the couch for hours...Something

just did not compute,yk?

(minor vent - I had long since learned that " sharing " this type of

information ( " uhhh, that is sooooo off-base " ) just leads to a

dismissive & condescending attitude, for the most part, from

doctors/nurses & such. so I did not even bother,yk? aarrghh)

....I was told during my pregnancy, that yes I did definitely have

thyroid issues, but it was Not my thyroid (so many pointless tests I

had, big sigh - imo)...the adrenal connections just make much more

sense of this longstanding " quirk " of mine, the low pulse/pressure...

happy dance - my adrenal symptoms are very (Very) much improved from a

year ago. slowly, but surely. And lots of genuine gushing gratitude

floating regularly out into cyberspace!!

Btw, learning to appreciate sleep - that was soooo tough for me, huge

learning curve for that one, but now I think sleep is one of the most

underrated needs,yk? Amazing what a difference Just Sleep can make

wishing all the very best answers

elizabeth

> Low BP and Low pulse are signs of adrenal fatigue (bet she missed

> this). Are you on support for adrenals? >

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> > The doctor was surprised that I have a low (healthy) pulse and low

> > (healthy) blood pressure. With my TSH level, she expected cardiac

> > issues!

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> > All input is very much appreciated!

> > Thanks!

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