Re: Low norepinephrine?

You know what. I questioned the "Hypothalamus" theory myself for several months. Let's assume it is a Hypothalamus issue. The problem I had with that, is simple; what effective treatment is out there to fix or reset the Hypothalamus? The short answer is, there isn't one. Sure there are supplements you can take that claim to help the Hypothalamus, or what not, but do you want to play the lab rat, or guinea pig and see if that works? I certainly don't, plus I haven't found much meaningful research to support any supplementation of the HPA. Adrenal Fatigue should be called "HPA AXIS Supression" or "Non-Addisonian Hypo-Adrenalism". Adrenal Fatigue is the most annoying phrase ever. Heart Attacks are called Heart Attacks, not Heart Fatigue, same with Diabetes, it's not Pancreas Fatigue. The name isn't so much relevant as is finding the treatment that will work for you. That treatment should have backed research, be affordable, and easily accessible. That's why I would never go back to Lam, because it doesn't meet my criteria. Lam would have cost me $320 a month for consultations, plus $150 a month in supplements. Plus, he's not liable if we get sicker, and he can't be reached after hours. Nutritional Balancing is just as expensive, as they want you to re-test ever few months, spend $100-$150 on supplements a month, do coffee enemas, and buy a sauna, etc. My treatment that I am following is $11 a month, and all my appointments are covered by insurance. I may not fully heal right away, but I feel confident that in time, my "HPA Axis" will reset, as the body is full of infinite miracles, that any form of Science won't ever be able to explain.

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