Although thousands of people experience a fatigue that is not relieved by a good night’s sleep, there is no scientific evidence yet to support the notion that long-term mental, emotional, physical or infectious stress overwork and deplete the adrenal glands and contribute to developing Adrenal Fatigue. As such most doctors and healthcare professionals do not verify it as a real condition and are not able to test and recognize it.
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When we consider what health means, many people think about fruit, vegetables, and exercise, and that’s it.
In truth, an optimal diet involves a lot more—and diet and physical fitness are only half of the story when it comes to health.
Low glycemic foods are a smart choice for good health. Even more so when you suffer from Adrenal Fatigue. Use our low glycemic foods list PDF. Low-glycemic foods cause a steadier rise of blood sugar and the fiber in these foods will help you feel more satisfied between meals. read more
When Adrenal Fatigue was first discovered many of today’s tests did not exist and a diagnosis was made on the basis of the patient’s symptoms alone. Or together with a series of very useful physical tests which are described below. Naturally these physical tests are clearly much more subjective than traditional blood, saliva and urine tests. But they can be a useful diagnostic tool. Especially if positive results from these physical tests are accompanied by other positive test results from modern laboratory tests.
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To a lot of people the word snack may sound like a bad word. But as you can read on our diet page and in our Adrenal Fatigue Recipes e-Book, eating the right snacks can be very helpful. Eating healthy snacks can help you with weight control, boost energy, curb cravings for unhealthy foods and it speeds up your metabolism.
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We’re all being manipulated when we shop for groceries. Grocery shopping in grocery stores, start to finish, is a cunningly orchestrated process. Every aspect of the store, from floor plan and shelf layout to music, lighting, a free coffee corner and women in aprons offering free meatballs on sticks is designed to lure you in, keep you there, and seduce you into spending money.
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Adrenal Fatigue can be very confusing and it can really be hard to understand the truth behind it. There are a number of myths that people who suffer from adrenal fatigue may have heard or believe that are detrimental to recovery. Learn the truth about these myths so that you can treat your adrenal fatigue successfully.
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Although societal advancements have made life easier in so many ways, the demands that come from career and family often leave many people feeling stressed out and upset most days. Finding ways to relax in the midst of sometimes, overwhelming responsibilities is vital to good health and happiness.
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Anxiety is a normal reaction to uncertain and stressful situations. When you are facing a big life decision such as buying a house or when you decided to quit your job to start your own company, it is completely normal to expect some anxiety and insecure, stressful moments. Anxiety can then be helpful to make you aware of the risk and give you the extra motivation to think your choices through. But in some cases, the anxiety is too much and can cause sufferers to avoid everyday situations out of worry.
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The modern age brought with it many great advances in medicine and technology. Humanity is on the verge of curing cancer, has wiped out many of the most harmful diseases, and has made distance a trivial concern in communication. However, when it comes to broad human health, being modern carries several negative effects as well. Illnesses associated with living in the Western World are often called illness of affluence or simply Western Diseases. read more
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