Adrenal Fatigue and the Midlife Woman

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" Sometimes we treat the symptoms of a problem while nurturing the

cause " . Anthony Robbins

 

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The vast majority of midlife women (40 - 55) experience some degree

of adrenal fatigue without realizing it. Tired, exhausted adrenals

greatly impact and aggravate the " normal " symptoms of perimenopause

and menopause. Women all too often address their symptoms while

overlooking the cause.

 

Symptoms of adrenal fatigue:

 

• Fatigue

• Feeling tired despite sufficient hours of sleep

• Insomnia

• Weight gain

• Depression

• Hair loss

• Acne

• Reliance on stimulants like caffeine

• Cravings for carbohydrates or sugars

• Poor immune function

• Intolerance to cold

 

Related conditions:

 

• Fibromyalgia

• Hypothyroidism

• Chronic fatigue syndrome

• Arthritis

• Premature menopause

 

The effects of adrenal dysfunction can include suppression of the

immune system, muscle and bone loss, skin problems, autoimmune

disorders and pre-mature aging.

 

Michelle

http://www.HolisticMenopause.com

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I seemed to have adrenal fatigue but how can we treat it?

 

Serap

 

 

 

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http://www.adrenalfatigue.org/

FYI, I do not work for this company, I do not take any supplements made by them.

I do not have any friends or family that work there. I do not have any vested

interest. These supplements are made here in town and I have had a chance to

meet ones who have taken them and have seen great results. The doctor still

makes the liquid supplements himself, while an outside company prepares the

pills to his formulations and he personally does batch testing to ensure it is

as he wished.

Lori

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SMetin

Friday, October 19, 2007 5:40 AM

Re: Adrenal Fatigue and the Midlife Woman

 

 

I seemed to have adrenal fatigue but how can we treat it?

 

Serap

 

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