Feeling tired all the time

[Guest guest]

Might be worth it to do a different kind of thyroid test; sounds like

the ones the doctors do are pretty much worthless. I just sort of

discovered (thanks to this list) that I must have developed a

hypo-thyroid in the last year or two. I've been so very sluggish,

gained a bunch of weight (but I attributed that to a crippling

accident), and I noticed that my eyebrow hairs and mole-whiskers ;+)

hadn't been growing. Thought maybe I was just getting old. Then with

all the talk on this list about thyroid, it sounded like maybe I'd

better try some kind of thyroid support. Got something with tyrosine

and herbs in it, and suddenly, I have lots more energy, and all those

pesky hairs are growing again.

 

.... and those chemical drugs probably aren't doing you as much good as

the dr. is telling you... They're pretty much " pushers " for the

pharmaceutical companie$.

 

Joy

 

, Dori Maio <javannis wrote:

>

> Hello everyone,

>

> I am a 47 year old female, always feeling tired, no matter how much

> sleep I get, it's never enough. Doctor ran some test and all my blood

> work came back normal, so I have no idea why I am feeling like this all

> the time and it's obvious that neither does he.. I started taking B12,

> but no luck. Could it be the meds I take? I currently take Topamax,

> Gabepentin and Lexapro.

>

> Any input would really be appreciated.

> Dori

>

[Guest guest]

Allopathic toxicity is one of many things that can

make you excessivly tired. Chronic Fatigue, adrenal

exhaustion are some others. Stress in general whether

it be emotional or physical.

 

When the body first gets an alarm that something is in

dis-ease if we don't respond and take care of it we

begin to Adapt to it...the body learns to ignore the

alarm...thusly we end up in Exhaustion and the body is

in chronic dis-ease and fatigue like you're talking

about is a daily thing.

 

The key is to get the body to rebound enough to hear

the alarm, correct the original issue and the

exhaustion and adaptation are resolved.

 

That is what Quantum Biofeedback does. With over 200

holistic modalities to work with...it offers healing

via many forms and the ability to tell you where the

original alarm came from. Any practitioner who uses

the SCIO device has this ability.

 

Jenny Kernan

Quantum Biofeeback Therapist

 

 

 

--- Dori Maio <javannis wrote:

 

> Hello everyone,

>

> I am a 47 year old female, always feeling tired, no

> matter how much

> sleep I get, it's never enough. Doctor ran some test

> and all my blood

> work came back normal, so I have no idea why I am

> feeling like this all

> the time and it's obvious that neither does he.. I

> started taking B12,

> but no luck. Could it be the meds I take? I

> currently take Topamax,

> Gabepentin and Lexapro.

>

> Any input would really be appreciated.

> Dori

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, gabapentin frequently causes fatigue and lethargy, think

lexapro does also but less experience with that drug. Your doc

should know that!

 

Susan Mann, Regional Educator (Oxyfresh)

visit www.oxyfreshww.com/susanmann for great health/wellness products

 

 

 

, Dori Maio <javannis

wrote:

>

> Hello everyone,

>

> I am a 47 year old female, always feeling tired, no matter how

much

> sleep I get, it's never enough. Doctor ran some test and all my

blood

> work came back normal, so I have no idea why I am feeling like

this all

> the time and it's obvious that neither does he.. I started taking

B12,

> but no luck. Could it be the meds I take? I currently take

Topamax,

> Gabepentin and Lexapro.

>

> Any input would really be appreciated.

> Dori

>