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Posted 10/26/2006 6:39 PM (GMT 0)

Tru said...

It took 3 days for my test to get their too. I'm so nervous, because I've been told that my tests are normal and that I'm fine too many times.

I swear I called ZRT at least 12 times since I mailed it off. I called to make sure that I did it right and to ask questions that popped into my mind.

I feel the same way... I'm already worried that because I felt like I had some energy the day I did the test that I'm now going to have "normal" results.

Now you and Orion got me worried my test didn't make it to them - so I had to call and make sure.

Thankfully, they received it Tuesday of this week, and she said it will take about 2 weeks before I get a response.  yeah

Posted 10/26/2006 6:42 PM (GMT 0)
NICE!!!!


I look forward to both of your results. :)

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Posted 10/27/2006 4:53 PM (GMT 0)
Sparker, when I took the test I had a little more energy than normal too. I took the tests the day after my b-day. My mom and little cousin came to visit me and stayed the whole weekend. We went shopping and I actually stayed awake the whole day...each day. The day after they left I could not stay up at all. It was another bad day for me.

I'm worried about my results too.
Posted 10/27/2006 4:56 PM (GMT 0)
Most times with adrenal fatigue, we often get little burst of energy, or have good days.  It's important to realize that this is probably just one day, on the long road we have in front of us.  Don't over exert yourself on these days.  Still take it easy like a bad day.  I've had some good days in the past, and tired lifting weights, or did a lot of yard work.  It left me even more tired the following day.  This is common with Adreanl Fatigue.  Be patient with your illness.  Rest up as much as possible, but still have a balance of life to remain happy.  Stress kills!

-O-

Posted 3/1/2007 12:22 AM (GMT 0)
I wanted to add to this thread by saying that Endocinologist are the worst doctor to see about adrenal fatigue. Almost all of them do not believe in Saliva testing. I've had my adrenals test by 2 different Endo's and they said I was fine.

I finally found a doctor willing to treat me on Cortef and Armour. I'll let you all know in 7-10 days how I'm doing.
Posted 3/1/2007 9:58 PM (GMT 0)

Orion82698 said...
I wanted to add to this thread by saying that Endocinologist are the worst doctor to see about adrenal fatigue. Almost all of them do not believe in Saliva testing. I've had my adrenals test by 2 different Endo's and they said I was fine.

I finally found a doctor willing to treat me on Cortef and Armour. I'll let you all know in 7-10 days how I'm doing.

Yes, that's why I dropped my Endo. Even though he was treating me with what I asked for I felt as if he was still ignoring me. I found it hard to visit a doctor that didn't know or believe that there was such a thing as adrenal fatigue not matter how many article and books that I showed to him...and worst of all, he still does not believe that conversion problems should not be treated with thyroid hormones...or at all. :( I still can't believe that he said that. After hearing him say that I still ask, "Well how do you treat conversion problems?" Still, he said that he doesn't and that I should eat different foods and everything will be fine.

The next month, he was shocked when I showed him my toxin levels. Then he realized that toxins had to be the cause of my conversion problems. Still, I refuse to visit him again, because I feel that I diagnosed myself and treated myself...I just needed him for the prescription not to feel like I was an idiot or something for saying that I had adrenal fatigue and a thyroid problem.

Now that I found a recommend thyroid glandular that I could get from a health food store I don't need him at all. After all, he does have me one the 2nd smallest dose. I could get a larger dose from using the glandular that also includes adrenal, pitutary, hypothalamus glands and other needed hormones to assist in adrenal fatigue and low thyroid function.
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