Re: Advice on a new direction

Not sure why Ruffneck seems to think they are the only one that knows anything about health...
I am referring to the very arrogant comment that says "do not listen to these people"

All of these symptoms that she listed indicate adrenal fatigue/hypothyroid symptoms. All except for maybe five of them....

- Hypoglycaemia (controlled by diet)
- Neck Ache
- Food intolerance
- Achy eyes – everything appears brighter.
- Fatigue, physical and mental. Most fatigued around 6pm after work. Most awake after 8pm
- Insomnia – either waking up in the middle of the night and early morning and/or failing to get to sleep due to feeling ‘awake’ still after 10pm
- Post nasal drip
- Anxiety
- Irritability
- ‘Racing mind’
- Brain fog

Even including...

- Unexplained knee joint pain (not relieved by physio)
- Diarrhoea
- Constipation


- Muscle ache in the chest
- Peeling skin
- Coated tongue (could be the mucous from the post nasal drip)
- Occasional metallic/bitter taste in mouth
- Occasional uncomfortable bowel movements
- Dizziness
- Itchy ears
- Stress
- Addictive personality
- Spaced out thoughts
- Excitability
- Headaches
- Depression
- Hiccups and bloating after meals, even when eating slow
- Hair goes greasy/oilly after a day without washing
- Frequent flu like symptoms

The mettalic taste is often due to mercury or heavy metal toxicity, which many of your symptoms cross over into. Long term sickness and heavy metal toxicity lead to adrenal fatigue and hypothyroid.

Many women have undiagnosed hypothyriodism which lead to chornic fatigue, fibromyalgia, stomach problems, and recurrent sickness as further indicated from your symptoms.
My advice is find an EXPERT to test your thyroid and adrenal function....that is NOT your average endocrinologist. 50% of all so called "depressed" people is really hypothyroidism being misdiagnosed. You must research it.

Twitching is NOT only magnesium, but should be supplemented to rule out...Calcium, Potassium, and Vitamin D deficiency are also related to twitching. More seriously hypoparathyroidism is a sign of serious calcium deficiency that can lead to twitching.


Please supplement with the vitamins listed above, then immediately investigate adrenal fatigue and hypothyroidism further.