See a medical doctor: These terms are not true medical conditions, they are marketing terms used by 'alternative' medical practitioners, usually to convince you to purchase unnecessary medical tests and treatments which do little for you. Adrenal insufficiency is the correct medical term for underactive adrenals, and specific testing should be arranged by your doctor if that diagnosis is being considered.
Answered 11/7/2014
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Tenant: Study the recent reports by dr. Forrest tennant, the editor of practical pain management (his articles of recent months on-line). Prepare to be amazed. He presents strong clinical evidence for the study and treatment of adrenal exhaustion, and the tight association of adrenal function and chronic pain.
Answered 5/1/2013
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ACTH test: The adrenal makes cortisol and adrenaline, both of which are stress hormones. People who are stressed out and having trouble coping are sometimes persuaded that it’s the adrenal’s fault. This is usually not true. Poor adrenal function is determined by an acth (cotrosyn) stim test. See an endocrinologist if you have concerns. Fatigue could be hypothyroidism.
Answered 4/21/2013
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