Guest guest Posted June 11, 2006 Report Posted June 11, 2006 Hi Janet, I think the thing with the adrenal glands is, many suspect we are low and initially may not associate some of our symptoms as being adrenal. When we get our thyroid 'fixed' (usually first) but have 'other' lingering symptoms like low sex drive, dizziness, brain fog, lack of feeling generally, docs reach for antidepressants, because we've been 'fixed'. Also docs are afraid to treat hormonal problems, becasue basically they understand only simple diseases that have research money thrown at them. The thyroid is the poor relation next to heart disease, diabetes etc. Just look at what they have done to women with HRT. Given them more estrogen, when they really needed less, or a better balance restored after childbirth, and menopause. If you have had long standing thyroid issues, the chances are you were low adrenal first. Doc's do not want to acknowledge this. Read THE GREAT THYROID SCANDAL (AND HOW TO SURVIVE IT) by Dr Durrant Peatfield. You wont be disappointed. Love, Val Quote
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