Home > Knowledge Base > Conditions and Diseases > Communication Disorders > Endocrine Disorders > Adrenal Fatigue
Are weak adrenal glands hereditary?
[Answer This Question] [Ask New Question] 
Adrenal Glands and Early Trauma by SeattleTom 14 year 2 of 2 (100%)
During pregnancy the fetus can become predisposed to adrenal fatigue if the mother is experiencing it. Birth or very early trauma can also predispose one to adrenal fatigue, especially if the mother is still experiencing it during breast feeding. Early traumas can also create a strong imprint on the amygdala, the most primal part of the brain. The amygdala regulates production of adrenal hormones, and an imprint can cause it to overproduce them.
Viewed 8158 times
All SeattleTom's Answers
During pregnancy the fetus can become predisposed to adrenal fatigue if the mother is experiencing it. Birth or very early trauma can also predispose one to adrenal fatigue, especially if the mother is still experiencing it during breast feeding. Early traumas can also create a strong imprint on the amygdala, the most primal part of the brain. The amygdala regulates production of adrenal hormones, and an imprint can cause it to overproduce them.
Viewed 8158 times
All SeattleTom's Answers
Yes, from a clinical perspective by No Unicorns 14 year 2 of 2 (100%)
Dr. Lam says yes, from a clinical perspective. No studies have been done on the link, however. Lam says that in his practice, he often sees mothers and daughters with weak adrenals, with the daughters starting in the teen years.
Viewed 8108 times
All No Unicorns's Answers
Dr. Lam says yes, from a clinical perspective. No studies have been done on the link, however. Lam says that in his practice, he often sees mothers and daughters with weak adrenals, with the daughters starting in the teen years.
Viewed 8108 times
All No Unicorns's Answers