Wired and Tired: Fixing Adrenal Burnout

[@margokupelian344]

It’s interesting that people refer to meditation, yoga and reiki and all sort of different ways of healing but they never talk about prayer which is above all those methods of relaxation and healing, when you’re meditating on God’s attributes and connect with Him and feel His love pouring out on you. The sweet, sweet presence of God!!!

[@Karenpayne47]

The more I study the causes of these problems and the things that work best to heal, the more I see the things that heal lead back to God… Such as the nervous system needing to feel safe and at peace, and how He gives us peace that passes understanding (yes, even in spite of the traumas which often seem to be at the root of these problems) I praise my God who heals! 🙌🏻

[@Demar_Watson]

Amen

[@jurgenkalowski1442]

Amen! There is even scientific evidence that worshipping God is way more effective than doing meditation, yoga etc.

[@manjumanju4228]

I completely agree 💯

[@beeftestosterone4840]

Because god doesn’t exist

[@CHRISTALMOUNTAIN]

Ashwahandha root drink, magnesium foods, massage, feel good my people! We all humans connected. We are One. Love life!❤

[@davidrickman6334]

As a mental health counselor I recognize the symptoms you are discussing are also symptoms people experience when they have complex trauma, especially when this trauma goes unresolved. This is because the body, physiologically, is in a constant state of fear and stress. It really fits with what you are talking about as well as Polyvagal Theory.

[@sun-shine9305]

They may line up with the same symptoms because in trauma the adrenals are hugely impacted! So adrenals and trauma go together.

[@joannad8047]

How can one resolve trauma, conscious or not it ? (when it happened in childhood and have no memories about it...).

[@davidrickman6334]

@@joannad8047 There are therapeutic methods such as EMDR and IFS (which I use) to process childhood trauma in a mental and effective way. However, there is mounting evidence that before most counseling therapies can be effective, we have to regulate the internal physical state of someone who experienced traumatic childhood events. This is because of the strong mind, body, neurology connection. Trauma, especially repeated childhood trauma, actually causes you body to live in a state of fear. Here, a wholistic approach is very effective at processing childhood trauma.

[@davidrickman6334]

@Holding the Line Good morning. I hope you are enjoying your grad program. I use guided meditation exercises for calming, psycho education to help clients understand their physical state and trauma reactions, and some EMDR resourcing to help (such as Safe Space and Safe Container). I default to IFS for trauma processing because it is actually more "gentle" than EMDR.

[@I.am.emmyxo]

I clicked for THAT reason. So glad to see this comment as confirmation.

[@BlackNight603]

During the pandemic I started "birding" / bird watching because I was bored. Thanks to that, I am now outside in my spare time, no matter what weather or season it is. It has helped me so much to handle the stress my job causes. Being outside in nature, moving my body and seeing the beauty of the world where is literally the best thing for me personnaly. I really don't wanna miss it.

[@vali4034]

I agree with this. Because of long covid I started going out to the backyard to put my bare feet on the earth & lay my legs in the sun and I discovered a world of beauty, healing and relaxation out there. Now everyday I visit the world of the apple tree, the weather, the blue jays, the toads, the wasps & the squirrels just because the diversity is so soothing.

[@leaht4505]

Bird watching is so fun💗They are so interesting, relaxing and fun to watch.

[@WolnośćwJezusie]

Matthew 11:28-30 Jesus said . “ Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”❤ I am recovering from adrenal fatigue and God used this to change my heart. He showed me how much of unnecessary things I put on myself. How important it is to be giving Him my burdens , spend time with Him and rest in Him. I am grateful for this journey because I got to know God better ❤

[@LanaArte-yc1yh]

Hallelujah! Praise the LORD!!

[@theresablanca2147]

I just got done exercising on my mini trampoline while listening to this! I set my timer for 20 minutes and it’s a great workout at home! Praise the LORD for this information and my ability to be able to use my mini trampoline! Thank you for the great info and video! 🙏❤️🙏

[@Adventuresofastreetdrummer]

Amen!

[@Pcg957]

Being a nurse, that's what we do. Take care of others. But also the medical system forces us to work when we are ill.

[@kjmnature]

Thank you for your help and care for those folk that sick and need you.

[@amanda82-r8i]

Was thinking this as well. So many first responders dealing with the same symptoms and not knowing what to do when most docs don’t believe or understand what we are telling them!

[@jam1369]

So very sorry to hear this about nurses. I do appreciate them!

[@omarez6896]

First cut out caffeine, nicotine and edrephine(stimulants) and then supplement with vitamin B5, vitamin c with all the bioflavionoids(not only ascorbic acid). Combine this with adoptgenic herbs, for example ashgawanda or licorice root. Best luck. Sorry for my English.

[@laurenjamieson8411]

@Tweed Penguin licorice root is very good for the adrenals. Only overconsumption of it can deplete potassium.

[@gordiannot4033]

Spot on .

[@proinseasnihanluain4735]

Your English is great and, better than many natives. Thank you for taking the time to share this.

[@starrleo12]

I will try this!

[@1111yZT]

Licorice root can cause high blood pressure, especially for people who already have hypertension or heart or kidney disease

[@MichaelJLink]

I feel like this is exactly what I have after a decade of very stressful events. Trying to find someone to treat it creates more stress.

[@pamelapowell4463]

Pray God is your father friend ! Bible verses!

[@tammyhiatt1804]

I understand you, Michael 100%.

[@Rashomon69]

I’ve been married for 10 years, so I know how you feel. I’m about to crash and/or explode.

[@joseph1845]

When in that state, even a quiet noise stresses you

[@organicfireorganicfire1236]

Join the stop the thyroid madness group, you can get the all the info you need there ...... Google it.

[@katiasimonvil9382]

Wish I heard this podcast 4-5 years ago. It took my doctors 4 years to diagnosed me with adrenal insufficiency and only happen after I went to see a functional medicine doctor.

[@samar3634]

may I asked how it was diagnosed , blood test ? or salivary tests?

[@crh251]

@@samar3634 my guess is it was a saliva test. There’s a four point saliva test for checking cortisol levels. Blood is not as good.

[@amritasurendran4870]

Are you fully recovered?

[@flexapex9801]

How are you feeling now? what medication did you give you?

[@KevDogg683]

Hi Katia, I have severe weight loss, and low cortisol. Do you think low cortisol is the cause? Can I ask how you improved? Many thanks☀️

[@judyb0216]

Many of us are stuck in the fight or flight loop with anxiety. LIfe has changed so much since the pandemic and we spend too much time scrolling on our phones. We isolate or work at home. We have burnout right now or chronic health problems. We just want to stay in bed.

[@aliciamarana]

We need more doctors like you two in the world, that’s for sure!

[@jenngarner1075]

PHENOMENAL. I cannot thank you all enough for this podcast. I am a licencsed massage therapist who also has Addisons. This helped me phenomenally. From a personal level as well as helped me remember my work is vital in wellbeing and Healthcare. This, by far, has been the best explanation of adrenal fatigue and the inner workings. THANK YOU.

[@melissamiller6182]

How are you feeling. I have addison's disease also. Everyday is a struggle physically and mentally..

[@Acts-1322]

Welcome to your own show, Mark. Glad you interview yourself and let your guest speak once in a while

[@raewise6345]

LoL. This is a conversation, not so much an interview 😍

[@blissfulbaboon]

a conversational dance of give and take is communication that is more dynamic. It flows better

[@m.pixley8413]

There was some study showing that small amounts of melatonin can work almost as well as anxiety medication . I've been taking half of a gummy each night and it has been making me feel 10 years younger

[@LostNFound432]

I have no idea why, but some people react terribly to melatonin. I so wish I could benefit the way others do but it just makes me feel drugged and then anxious. It's kinda like the feeling of fighting benadryl with added anxiety. If I can even fall asleep, I'll soon be jolted awake into a panic. I also react terribly to ashwaghanda and the whole olive tree(fruit, leaf, oil)🤷‍♀️ im glad it works for you, im just putting this here in case someone tries it, feels worse and then blames something else.

[@davethepants]

@@LostNFound432for me, everything is flipped on its head in the presence of caffeine. can't take ashwagandha or many other adaptogens when on regular coffee.

[@homevalueglass3809]

@@LostNFound432 Yeah, melatonin makes me tired as heck the next day and makes me weird in the head

[@FreeCuban00]

It gets me headache 🤕

[@Truerealism747]

@@davethepants what happens when you take ashwanganda

[@Jampper]

I have drinked coffee when i was 16. I'm now 32. I drank atleast 3-5 cups a day. I had so bad burnout that when i drank coffee i literally started to feel dizzy. When the burnout showed some really bad symptoms i had high blood pressure, high HR. I had really bad anxiety and my heart was palpating like crazy non stop. I just had to quit coffee cold turkey after all these years. I was on a long sick leave when i basically just slept and slept. I'm still recovering and i feel exhausted but i'm much better. I eat much healtier and try to REST as much possible and i try to keep my body calm. I've moved from weight lifting to yoga, pilates and walking. So after i stopped the coffee i wanted to test it after a long time. After just one cup i had SO bad anxiety and my HR went up drastically and i started to sweat. Even on the evening i felt like i couldn't sleep. I didn't believe how bad symptoms I got from JUST ONE CUP! Now I understand what kind of poison it really is for me and I learned that i've abused my body with it all these years. I still love the taste and smell of coffee but i moved to chicory from regular coffee.

[@margokupelian344]

You can have decaf coffee but not any decaf. Swiss water processed coffee is good and Whole Foods has it. I get it from there.

[@Jampper]

@@margokupelian344 I live in Finland. I do drink decaf time to time now.

[@pamelapowell4463]

Yago is opening up the door satan! The poses ! Everything g else is good ! Open door false Gods ! I know I did it trying to help my body how ever I did not justice our Lord an savior save me from yago !

[@ugofureogoro1042]

​@@margokupelian344 ..coffee is poison. Get your antioxidant from other food sources.

[@ugofureogoro1042]

I suffered same. Coffee is poison., damaged my G.I .but I was addicted because of long use. Took charge of my health back...very seriously. Now I'm in good condition. Mental good state etc. You can do it, even better.

[@faithisrising]

I’m 58 and currently in therapy for ptsd and EMDR. I’ve had 7 sessions and can say it is incredibly helpful to process the trauma that was repressed from my childhood. One of the biggest challenges has been muscle pain in between my shoulders and that is back to normal. Now fatigue is my biggest issue. Thank you for this information.

[@wanderlust1334]

I'm pretty sure I'm suffering from ptsd as well. My frnd recommended a psychologist but I'm super scared to go. Do you think psychologists can help equally as much as psychiatrists?

[@faithisrising]

@@wanderlust1334 I would focus on trauma specialist - my therapist is a licensed professional counselor that has EMDR training. I’m sure either professional you mentioned would be great as well.

[@wanderlust1334]

@@faithisrising okay thanks.

[@leslietownsend6167]

​@@wanderlust1334Yes, a trained psychotherapist is great. Find one who is trained in Trauma healing and EMDR is very helpful. Best wishes!

[@tonyapatterson1281]

I have shoulder pain on my right side. Did therapy help that?

[@callyourownname]

This is golden! Thank you!! I have only one adrenal gland left due to cortisol- producing benign tumor. Wish modern medicine would find a way and remove just a mass without removing the tumor and adrenal gland together!

[@shukuru2]

Rhodiola is excellent for the adrenals as well as Ashwaganda and holy basil 🌿

[@2shizz]

These videos are a treasure trove of information to help people to help themselves. Thank you to the team at Ultra Wellness Centre

[@sophie4636]

After getting out of an abusive relationship and suffering complex problems with my biliary system on top as well as being a single mother, I'm on burnout. Literally flat on my back, unable to move. It's so frustrating and upsetting.

[@karinja100]

I hope you will find the right help for you. Take good take care of yourself. Mindfulness is a great tool you can use everyday. Meditation and breath work. And have self compassion and you can work your way through.

[@marriv9325]

Sophie, I am praying for you , hope you have found good advisors, try a functional doctor and find someone who will pray with you and support you spiritually . may God hold you in His hand.

[@Jolei33]

As someone who had accumulated stress over time, EMDR therapy was very helpful to process developmental trauma. I think there isn’t enough emphasis on the physiological stresses that can be at least as impactful as the psychological traumas. For me, my breast implants created a allergic immune system response to the chemical adhesives. This put my body in a chronic state of emergency for years. I had them removed after trips to the ER showed no signs of any other reason for all the adrenal burnout symptoms with inability to take a deep breath…chest pressure. I had great relief over the last 6 months but slowly the adrenal burnout fatigue became more intense. It will take much longer than I thought to heal as I had no idea about adrenal burnout. I really do have a healthy peaceful lifestyle.

[@michellewalter2734]

How long did u do EMDR therapy?

[@Jolei33]

@@michellewalter2734 The EMDR portion lasted about 6 months. Total therapy time with last a little over a year.

[@ashley9776]

I had my implants removed in March, I was feeling so much better. Now I’m fatigued again. I think my job working at computer is affecting me, I put in my notice.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

It feels good to have someone acknowledge the multiple realities of our world today. Most act as if this is normal, therefore, we should simply ignore everything collapsing around us. Thank you for addressing peoples unspoken fears and needs. ❤❤

[@thegriffinwithin]

So my adrenal fatigue was caused by massive stress related to financial distress, a narcissistic bully at work who was hell bent on having me fired and losing my dream. Not because I didnt eat well.

[@simplyblessed7036]

I can relate

[@TH-kp5vi]

I can relate, too.

[@anikomiles4260]

same here

[@Gianni-u1f]

Exactly the same here!!! 😑

[@nickalexander4431]

I heard that the nutrients we uptake from whole foods is only 10% of what it should be because Monsanto depleted the soils and poisoned the food

[@lanellekidd3275]

Spot on!!!

[@kggr8458]

nickalexander, you are correct its not exaggeration, its very true.

[@XX-is7ps]

Thank you for this, I found this a very clear introduction to this topic. I’m recently discovered to have abnormal levels of testosterone and cortisol and a few other hormones via a blood test and being referred to an endocrinologist and struggling to understand the underlying mechanisms and what this all means and how it tied together. I am someone that can never relax so I am convinced thst chronic stress and chronically elevated cortisol levels are to blame for my condition

[@zenaidaortega3311]

You may check on Zinc supplements for your low level of testosterone

[@michaelbattistamusic]

Been dealing with Adrenal Fatigue on and off for 11 years. Being a musician performer working in the studio for 20 hours at a time makes it really hard to heal from Adrenal fatigue. Today was one week recovering from a crash, five days off of caffeine. I got the worst headache ever so I had to do an espresso or I was going to just die. 😮 Adrenal fatigue when it gets really bad is a nightmare. The thing about it is, you think you have all this cool energy after you get better working out at the gym and doing all the stuff we do in life and little do you know you are actually operating off of pure cortisol and adrenaline then all the sudden you just crash. And guess what you have to start all over again. This has been my life for 11 years.

[@organicfireorganicfire1236]

Take adrenal cortex and vitamin c to help you adrenal.....some of us need to take hydrocortisone for a while.

[@yourprincecharming]

​@@organicfireorganicfire1236 how bad were your symptoms?

[@marshareed1438]

I’m hitting adrenal fatigue. I’ve been trying to get my house ready to sell. I sleep without a problem bcz I listen to soothing Christian audio books throughout the night. I own & run a stressful business. I’m single with an acre yard that I only take care of, I’m 57 and I have been in menopause since I was in my late 30s, I’m on HRT as well. I mainly do ok but I think that I underestimated how stressful moving would be being on my own. I have PTSD from childhood trauma, so when I get stressed I think it’s more than what it should be… Here lately it doesn’t matter how much coffee I drink I can’t get energy. I drink an electrolyte drink everyday & take vitamins. I’m mainly carnivore with a little fruit & a little veggies. This morning is when I it hit me that my adrenals are fatigued. I’ve been going right to sleep after work & not getting back up. As soon as I get feeling overwhelmed I get feeling like I need to take a nap. I’m going to stop drinking coffee & see how that goes. Thanks!

[@kggr8458]

which audiobooks would you recommend? sounds like a really good idea

[@talulatree5297]

Yes. Which audio books please?

[@marshareed1438]

@@talulatree5297 KZbin Christian audio books. I like so many to tell but one of my favs is The Pilgrims Progress by John Bunyan. He has a few books. My fav person to listen to is Charles Stanley on Podcast. I download over 8 hrs of sermons so they play nonstop. His voice is very calming plus he has great messages! Right now I’m listening to the Bible, beginning to end. Download the Bible, pick a version & make sure it has audio… I never listen to a voice that’s not calming! I find that putting my phone close to my ear works best or you can put headphones on if you got a sensitive partner or you’re trying to not hear them snore 😴 . I also turn the light all the way down & plug it in. God’s word is so peaceful so He helps me best! I hope this helps ya! 🙏

[@IAM-11]

The danger in treating adrenal fatigue wo a proper cortisol test is that symptoms of low cortisol can be the same symptoms as high cortisol frequently. Get tested before treating adrenals w anything other than a better diet.

[@Truerealism747]

I have fybro muscle pains so mine no w must be low morning cortisol mid range

[@shadal180]

It’s funny when you say we will take people off coffee but when it comes to alcohol take it in moderation

[@peacefreedom4930]

Isn’t one a nervous system stimulant while the other is a depressant? Neither is good. But it seems the stimulant is directly pushing the adrenals like a gas pedal

[@philipambler3825]

Drink pure water with magnesium sulphate or chloride, 1tsp per 10 litres or a heaped soup spoon to a gallon. Daily intake 4-5 litres..drink like a horse and piss like a stallion/mare , strengthens the bladder and reduces chance of infection.

[@strawberryxoxo6841]

Wow what a great informative video ! As someone who has fought COVID 3 times 2020-2021/2022 i almost died twice, i was very sick and constantly in and out of the hospital with no help or answers at times. And to add on before the pandemic I was going through parent death and my mothers abuse and abandonment, i went all through this as a 14 year old girl with no therapy or professional help and now I’m 21, because of the pandemic and quarantine the stress has only added on. I’m taking my health into my own hands this year and I’m very much sure I’m dealing with chronic adrenal fatigue. I’m looking into a few great supplements , my diet habits have already drastically changed and just maintaining active oh yea and getting therapy because it won’t hurt to ! 🙌

[@abartha2010]

You are doing great and I'm so so proud of you. To survive maternal abandonment and severe illnesses at your age is truly heroic. You'll look back at these trying times a couple years from now and it will remind you of your true strength that you can overcome anything. Keep going, change your lifestyle, toxic people around you, get counseling, keep on running! Hugs.

[@strawberryxoxo6841]

@@abartha2010 Thank you so much. Those words of encouragement mean everything to me ! I can feel this inner strength in me brewing and becoming unstoppable by the day. I will achieve anything I set me mind to. ❤️

[@williamli7477]

I am going thru severe stress too and hope you will be ok. I find sitting outdoors for a few hours helps hugely. Sitting with the nature helps our health. If you hv real friends to talk to its the best, but also hv to watch out as some people may take advantage when we are at the weak point. Good "activated vit B", good whole vit c, d3 zinc etc are important. Perhaps cud follow doctor Berg at KZbin.

[@Truerealism747]

Any muscle pain

[@hazelwork9332]

Wow, you are so amazing to have gone through so much at such a young age. I wish you good luck on your health journey and a happy life.

[@LovinLnCottage]

This is what has happened to me and I can’t seem to get my doctors to get it. All they want to do is dispense drugs which I can’t take because I have bad reactions to them. I was sole caregiver to my husband for 7 years after he had a major stroke. I got only 2 weeks off every 6 months. When he passed away I nearly died myself from sheer exhaustion.

[@raewise6345]

Please find a functional Dr!! My chiropractor was able to refer me to his friend who practices functional medicine. Love this type of CARE💕

[@시칼랴]

Having Addison's, I can't help but roll in the aisles with this kind of videos.

[@nigelclinning2448]

SAI here and in the same aisle.

[@josephpchajek2685]

@@nigelclinning2448 Actually SAI is not the same as Addison's, and this info would actually be appropriate for SAI

[@nigelclinning2448]

@@josephpchajek2685 No!! Really?? Are you trying to tell me about what I’ve lived with for the last 12 years? And, no, nothing here will help me. 🤡

[@gonnfishy2987]

yeah, tell me about it. I don't stress, my body just begins dying.

[@MayanPrincess3]

THANK YOU for this! I’ve had 3 pregnancies in 3 years. I’m burnt out. I am exhausted the second I wake up until about 8pm when I am too awake to sleep but all I want to do is sleep. I have a period in the morning where I feel like I’ve had espresso but I don’t take any caffeine so I think it’s cortisol. I need to get my bloodwork done

[@Arrasel]

It sounds like you have high cortisol at night and low in the morning You can test your salivary cortisol In the morning should be between 3 and 9 (at 8 a.m.) And before bed it should be less than 1, preferably like 0,20 so you can sleep

[@jenniferlinn8049]

How do you test your cortisol by yourself at home?

[@shanenfaithgamba4436]

This is what happened to me 3 years ago and then a year later of unresolved stress and trauma I had Grave's disease.

[@pedroribeiro7594]

How are u now?

[@dorianowen7852]

The share about the nurse was almost spot on my experience, eye was diagnosed in 2008, not my doc didnt go into it the what's and hows, eye was able to get on disability Also diagnosed with cptsd, mpd, grew up from 3 to 14 in a sex pedophile cult. The burn out is finally lifting a little, maybe twice a week eye can step outside.. ride the bike. Mostly eye stay inside, eyev started microdosing psilocybin twice a week, that's helped some. Eye didnt know at the begining what my diagnosis was, burnout until a few years. Thank you so much.

[@proinseasnihanluain4735]

I'm so sorry about your childhood.Bless you.

[@SheilaMore-l4v]

This was a great interview from both of y’all. I really enjoyed it. I got some good information very helpful educational thank you very much and he’s got a very calm voice which is very good to listen to got a lot of learning from both of them. Thanks.

[@natachasalomonlmhcrn4999]

Great explanation on how chronic stress affects our physical and mental health. Thank you!

[@paml.6101]

I am not stressed and eat very healthy. What kind of chronic infection would it be and why not showing up in the numerous countless labs that I have done? I am suffering so with fatigue ,insomnia, weight gain, bloat, blurry vision, dizzy., no appetite. No one has been able to help regular or natural Dr. I pray everyday for a miracle.

[@loganpower5861]

Clostridia Bacteria Overgrowth. Get an Organic Acids Test from Great Plains Laboratory. You may need to see a Functional Medicine person to do this for you. It's not cheap unfortunately. Look for elevated HPHPA metabolites. It's essentially an infection that creates ongoing neurotoxins. Much different to C. Difficile or other more obvious Clostridia infections. It can occur after periods of chronic stress, unhealthy lifestyle, eating, alcohol etc. Requires antibiotics and probiotics. Therefore you need to see someone who knows about it. You should also see a psychologist to cover off all bases. Stress can be invisible and happens when things in our life are in conflict with the authentic desires of our psyche or subconscious.

[@paml.6101]

@@loganpower5861 Thanks I will discuss with My FMP. Something is going on, I am currently waiting on CIRS results for possible mold illness.

[@alexb8926]

Did u travel to another country in the last few years? I seen a similar post on a different video that the person had similar symptoms and it ended up being some kind of pariste that attacks the Nervous system. What is your age bracket? I wish u good health

[@paml.6101]

@@alexb8926 No travel, 61

[@peacefreedom4930]

SIBO

[@Arrasel]

This is my favourite subject because I have adrenal fatigue and low cortisol.

[@c-za.c7085]

I take adrenal pills 💪💪💪

[@Arrasel]

@@c-za.c7085 With adrenal bovine? I have tried them, but I haven't seen much improvement. I am scared to use adaptogens because I have tried ashwagandha and it messed me up. All my anxiety and insomnia came back.

[@tumbleweeduk7479]

Arrasel Try magnesium, potassium, B Complex and Rhodiola and Chamomile tea. Also search “Brad Yates Anxiety” or Julie Schiffman Panic Attacks” and find brilliant free intuitive Emotional Freedom Technique EFT tapping healing routines. Namaste 🙏

[@Arrasel]

@@tumbleweeduk7479 why take rhodiola if it lowers cortisol and I already have low cortisol?

[@hanans9108]

Licorice raise cortisol

[@itsafantakis]

What about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? Is that connected to Adrenal Fatigue?

[@Cepar.]

i have both lol. Diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency recently aswell.

[@mannagarwal5390]

Fibromyalgia, CFS and PTSD are all depleting cortisol.

[@Truerealism747]

​@@mannagarwal5390all adrenal fatigue

[@darinsmith2458]

I have all of the symptoms that you are talking about.. I did buy some Ashwagandha and Lemon Balm.. I have already been taking a B Complex and I used to take Magnesium (I will make sure that I get some more).. I do go skiing in the Mountains and I have to keep telling myself that it is more about getting out of the city than the actual skiing..

[@JulieB1111]

I wish they tested for stress hormones yearly. It creeps up unoticed. Or doctors just look at basic health when your exhausted. If we knew sooner we can stop the burn out. I am burnt out. It started last year. I went to the doctor then and was told I am ok. I just had to force testing while beibg told it will show up I am fine. I am now totally burnt out, and it could have been prevented. I am now active epstein barr, and a touch low morning cortisol. I just fired him.

[@gemmalocatelli5916]

Praying has been what worked for me. God has saved me.

[@shiningstar9676]

How many months of praying did it take?

[@gemmalocatelli5916]

@kindheart9676 its taken years to train myself to turn to God instead of worrying To turn to praising God instead of complaining To turn to prayer instead of controlling Basically once I realized this new path I began getting relief instantly The allergies The anxiety The brain fog The pcos The uterine fibroids The fatigue It all began to lift by 1% a day. .. I trained myself to react with gentleness to triggers I learned to cry I learned to bring everything to God and in about 90 days I was sleeping through the night I don't ever wanna end up in an ambulance that way I did again By trusting that God has me its made it easier for me to heal 🙏

[@shiningstar9676]

​@gemmalocatelli5916 Thank you so so so so much for your kind reply and for sharing your story! 🙏 May you always be healthy happy and prosperous God bless you ❤

[@olliedynoduck]

Fix? Where is this in the video.....

[@susanbuck4897]

Through Functional Medicine, it was determined that I have plenty of cortisol/adrenalin in my bloodstream, but have cell resistance, such that it does not get into the cell, especially when really needed.

[@johnp5174]

Wow, this sounds pretty remarkable!! How’d you go about correcting this issue??

[@susanbuck4897]

@@johnp5174 functional medicine, Dr Joel Rosen, "adrenal fatigue ninja." Multiple lab tests including telemeres, DNA, wheat zoom, (I have a true allergy to wheat gluten, not just a sensitivity.) Hormone, thyroid, more than just TSH or T4 that regular doctors order-- many more to get a concise overall whole picture of everything, including methylation. Zoom visits as scheduled. (He is in Baton Rouge FL.) He has KZbin videos and a FB page, etc. Lot's of supplements that are prescribed by him, and gotten through a specific nutriceutical lab-based store (on line.) Pretty phenomenal, but very expensive.

[@josephpchajek2685]

​@@johnp5174 Sounds relative normal, similar to with insulin resistance, which is often caused by hyperinsulinaemia (lots of insulin in the blood). If there's lots of something in the blood stream, our body natural makes it's cells more resistant to it to achieve homeostatis. To correct the issue, one needs to figure out why the body is pumping out cortisol and stop it/slow it down.

[@johnremesat4464]

Thank you for the talk. When I had loe adrenal function and had to go to work I consumed very strong green tea and a couple of potatoes. It got me going and was able to function. Also bladderwrack in liquid form was very good. It activates the thyroid which then kicks in the adrenals

[@mariahdreams4761]

Wow this has been so helpful thankyou so much finally I got answers thought I was suffering alone

[@CarlosRodela]

very good chat and reaffirmations for stuff i've been trying-thanks!

[@MeandBuggz]

I am so glad you are doing well. I know what you are going through.I to have Addison's disease, sle lupus, and diabetes insipidous, and the list goes on. Believe it or not my biggest problem is trying to figure out which one of my diseases are causing me a problem. I take 15mg of Hydrocortisone in am and 10mg Hydrocortisone at pm. I really don't know how to treat an adrenal crisis. The doctors her in Florida are absolutely 💯 terrible. I am so very proud of you it is not easy . Satan is going to need several pairs of tennis shoes to keep up with you!!!. God bless. Take care.

[@darlenerego4891]

I have an adrenal insufficiency. I've been taking hydrocortisone since 1989. I was told I have Secondary Addison's disease. My pituitary gland is partially withered and that affected my adrenal glands.

[@foreignwoods8138]

Did the hydrocortisone helped?

[@starrleo12]

Nah diet isnt my problem,i stay far away from gluten!Increased my vegetables!All the doctors look at me like im crazy,Im a veteran,so i feel like ,the Doctors really dont do enough testing and really dont care!Im glad i found this channel!This is definitely a stressful thing for me !Brain fog also !

[@lols6650]

The nurse story sounds just like me but I am older 45 and on top going through perimenopause with 2 kids and aging parents that need support. I asked for help but my doctor doesn't take it seriously. They just say drink more water and exercise. I have felt like my life is not valuable enough for the doctor to help me.

[@iloveyounetwork3749]

Look for a functional medicine practitioner conventional MDs don’t know this

[@alicejohnson1096]

F

[@joannroberts184]

My heartfelt thank you both for all you do

[@zulmabarreda9426]

Good video, please have someone tracking the topics so nothing is missed. The reason i came to youtube from IG to watch this video was about the food. The stressors and non stressors. Thanks.

[@raewise6345]

Thank you Doctors!! So thankful to be able to find these conversations when we are struggling with all the symptoms!! God bless functional Doctors!😊❤️😊

[@denisegaliano6724]

Mark...it seems you are such a great person. I enjoy you. When u laugh, u make me laugh. Great great information always with a topping of you. Very easy to listen. Thank you

[@yasminkhan7827]

Excellent. Always very informative.

[@JulieH2]

This was absolutely brilliant to listen to. I swear you were talking about me. Clearly I need to do some work on myself. Thank you, thank you.

[@ToddSloanIAAN]

16:19 this is refreshing and I can relax that day meaning these people know that stress kills....

[@katisugarbaker7349]

Just watching her talk drains my adrenals. Bad energy for exhausted people. I tried not watching, just listening but she sounds just like she gestures. It’s nerve wracking. Dr. Hyman is much easier to deal with.

[@themetalgardener4960]

Dancing or even just stomping around or pushing against a wall or running in place can all shift you out of the stress response. It doesn't even need to take a long time. Exercising too much, especially aerobic can increase stress.

[@phylenejanousek2740]

Does test results change according to actual daily stresses taking place??

[@JeetSlayer]

Not my account..addressing this issue..financial hardship and INEQUITY must be addressed..the poverty stricken suffer the MOST..inequity must be eradicated if we all want to heal

[@krosspub]

Just had cortisol blood test at 7:40am. Result was 2.8. Primary Dr said, it's normal and ok. I have had almost every symptom mentioned in this video, for a couple years. Getting really frustrated.

[@Dee-rg9yb]

Blood cortisol is not a good indicator bc most cortisol is bound only small percent is in blood. I got a saliva test after seeing a naturopath & reading tge book adrenal fatigue. Like & behold my cortisol via saliva test was low

[@SH-jg5zq]

2.8 is very low

[@SusieQ123]

Thank you! Colostrum has helped in digestion for me..

[@mindtheprivacy]

14 minutes in and you haven't mentioned weight gain..one time i moved countries, houses, jobs and was treated poorly in the new country with 12 hour days 7 days a week and for years i didn't know what happened to me as i gained pounds steadily over years until i hit 20 pounds. Didn't over we eat, lost plenty of hair. Meanwhile, a few years in i was told by a holistic female doctor at a woman's retreat I had adrenal fatigue. I cried and cried cause i finally knew.

[@joanneclark8256]

What do you do..l have hair loss maybe insulin. Any help

[@maryangellwalsh]

Hair loss common stress symptom but also low thyroid. Get good thyroid pannel

[@dana102083]

Loved the talk; she also reminded me of Myrel Streep's daughter!

[@jodie8845]

Fantastic episode with some great tips and information!

[@sarahedrington5720]

Do you have any advice for my situation. I had my morning cortisol checked and it was a 9. I had a 30lbs unintentional weight loss in a 5 month time frame. All other blood work has been normal. I had back to back panic attacks Jan-till about June. I dumped so much cortisol I believe. I’m scared of Addison’s disease but my blood work didn’t alert of Addison’s my doctor said. I have no symptoms just weight loss and low cortisol. What can I take to I’m tease my cortisol or make my body regulate it. I started drinking Licorice root tea and teaonjc I love my adrenals

[@JoseRuiz-ed5sh]

This happened to me just work on your adrenals

[@bertinamartinez8740]

Great information!

[@vanessaschlegel6387]

Yes, I feel that. I have zero energy all day long but certain times it's even worse (yes, worse). My Dutch test came back and I was diagnosed with adrenal dysfunction.

[@zissler1]

I took megadoses of benfotiamine for a couple of months along with lemon balm at night and did wonders for me.

[@tallchick1966]

⁠​⁠@@zissler1what did the Benfotiamine do? Thanks!

[@zissler1]

@@tallchick1966 b1 helps you to sleep better at night, digest better, helps with anxiety, and it gives energy. benfotiamine is the fat soluble version of b1 and is more bio available.

[@SauerkrautX]

@@zissler1I wanna hear about this too

[@marcalan1198]

Most positive I have adrenal dysfunction. What did the Dr prescribe to help you recover?

[@sarahfisher7997]

Are there any functional medicine doctors that take insurance? I’m having a really hard time. I’m 25 and my cortisol is completely tanked through the whole day.

[@Merzui-kg8ds]

We need to be careful "prescribing" mindfulness. Read up on Trauma Sensitive Mindfulness to understand why. Think of "prescribing" mindfulness similarly to prescribing and antidepressant medication. Follow up regularly with the patient to make sure the medication is helping rather than not helping.

[@tallchick1966]

I wonder if this condition is prevalent in non-westernized regions?

[@brittanykannon2154]

I was diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency with a saliva test. I have text book symptoms. I was being treated. I moved out of state. The doctors here tell me that’s not how to diagnose and refuse to help me because I’m literally a whisker in normal range. There are days I can’t function. I am unable to live per se. No one in this state have a clue how to help me. 😢

[@EarthSkyPrayerChants]

And for us women, going through menopause … all these symptoms can be part of this cycle.

[@jackieellison4596]

Dr Hyman is there a way that my friend could use you as her doctor..there are no functional doctors down here that we know of…she has congestive heart problems and blood pressure ..if you know of a functional doc down here in arkansas

[@zulmabarreda9426]

Did she ever mention the food that we can eat?

[@riffsontwowheels]

I often wake up to use bathroom at 3 am and then my mind and body wake up too early and I can't get back to sleep. I have to drink chamomile or eat whole grain bread and nut butter to get to sleep again.

[@SheilaMore-l4v]

I agree I have to stay off of coffee for a while because I know my drain was burn out. I’m under too much stress and I need to back off on that for a while. I’m exhausted tired I can’t even function extremely extremely tired.

[@betholabecker3219]

The cabinetry in the background is the exact same cherry wood as my kitchen cabinetry….😂

[@RagviTTpt]

How much exercise is good to deal with stress and when does it start becoming a stressor ?

[@vegangrepresent4140]

Took my drs years. I just had saliva test. Low cortisol

[@jesspartridge8609]

So so interesting!

[@betholabecker3219]

PLEASE!!! Do an in-depth podcast on high blood pressure! No one can figure this out!

[@WordAboveAll]

dr John Bergman videos. btw most people with hbp are magnesium deficient.

[@debpaskall]

Check for Hyperadrenergic POTS.

[@lcmlcm2460]

Doctor Hyman definitely likes to talk instead of the guest lol. Great info and interview though ❤

[@topmodeldiva313]

Can you elaborate on the tall thin woman discussion? I fit the mold trying to figure out why are tall thin woman more likely to suffer from adrenal burnout. Please help

[@BeccaAndKat8]

I have heard and read that the dietary approach for adrenal conditions would be increasing carbs if they were eating keto or low carb. You talked about how you lower carbs so manage blood sugar. Can you elaborate?

[@Karenpayne47]

What seems to work best for me is quality protein in the morning, lots of healthy fats, tons of leafy greens, and very few carbs. I have the carbs in the evening to help me sleep better. I cut out refined sugar entirely, and eliminated most processed items. At first, I had to eat a little something every 90 minutes to 2 hours, trying to steady the blood sugar enough to take some strain off the adrenals. As my adrenals have gotten stronger, I now eat something about 4 times a day.

[@maryangellwalsh]

Keto is often too extreme for AF people, especially if severe symptoms. They need to raise carbs a little, whole natural foods, A low carb diet is not a keto diet.

[@briandonnelly4497]

I have this so badly who can I see in Minnesota !!

[@titaniummaster1532]

Any good leads for a Doctor that is into natural healing that is in Arizona?

[@avsanchezavs]

Very interesting topic. I don't like it when the interviewer talks more or interrupts the guest because the presence of it does not make sense.

[@cindyn628]

Agreed. I really like Dr. Hyman and his interesting guests and topics. But most of the time I cannot listen because of his interruptions.

[@nickalexander4431]

Nah it's a flow of consciousness of 2 great minds bouncing off each other

[@cindyn628]

I'm almost all the way through it, this one isn't too bad and is more like a conversation fortunately.

[@lynlawley8903]

I think he makes it easyer for general public,to understand by explaining,they work well together

[@innosanto]

He is not interviewer he is doctor and has a chat

[@myusernamesthislll4620]

I'm a domestic violence survivor. I'm now a single mom. I work full time and recently broke my ankle and realized I was just burned out. I'm in my mid 40's having a hard time losing weight. So I just started HFMP diet. Would medical CDB?

[@verarapozo1240]

Dr Hyman breaks it down at about 26 minutes! The domino effects of eating carbs and starches. This is great!

[@knockingseeker]

No in his example if the child had very small amounts of starch with protein it would have been better. And that’s because the body doesn’t handle starch in the morning where cortisol is naturally high. If you have low glycemic carbs in the afternoon it helps lower cortisol.

[@lbeschrich]

Don’t drink coffee! It attacks the adrenals!

[@krb5099]

What about tea?

[@YAS9112]

@@krb5099 green tea 🍵 is fine

[@daze8644]

@@YAS9112 no it’s not it’s got caffeine in it

[@sneakypress]

My husband has an adrenal problem and he cannot tolerate coffee or normal (black) tea, but now and then green tea seems to be ok.

[@MultiMcgurk]

Finally someone who knows

[@nicholasmcquillin4659]

Hi I'm doing everything right except for my night snacks, I wake up and eat porridge through the nite because it makes me sleepy, can you give me advice on what I should eat, thanks

[@Karenpayne47]

I have porridge too, but I eat mine for supper so I’ll be sleepy at bedtime 😊

[@Eflodur]

I have heard that hair mineral test is very useful when it comes to adrenal fatigue and its more acurate than blood test.

[@SauerkrautX]

It is, for sure. My potassium and sodium levels went from low to sky high after a retest, so my cortisol actually went up because apparently high potassium equals high cortisol

[@LaLa-jh7mo]

Please speak about the attentive use of psilocybin’s ’ NEGATIVE effect on bipolar and schizophrenic challenges.

[@joanneclark8256]

Does anyone experience hairloss weight gain I sulin issues...internal vibrations like ..how to get better?

[@newyorkcity3285]

It’s depend mainly on diet.We should eat heavy n nutrient dense diet with meat.If we skip meat,we never get back to energy.N have to cut sugar n less carb to support our gut.

[@Karenpayne47]

LOTS of leafy greens and some healthy fats as well