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Author Archives: Dr. James L. Wilson
Adrenal Fatigue and Lifestyle: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Separating the Good from the Bad and the Ugly It is important to be able to distinguish which things in your life are contributing to your health and which things are detracting from it. A good first step in helping … Continue reading
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Using Glandular Extracts for Stress and Adrenal Fatigue
I saw early in my clinical work that most people suffering from adrenal fatigue need more than just lifestyle changes and alterations in their food intake. Normally, good quality food is the best source of these nutrients, but once depleted, … Continue reading
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How to Diagnose and Help Adrenal Fatigue
How do doctors diagnose adrenal fatigue? Medicine generally only recognizes Addison’s disease, which is the most extreme end of low adrenal function. Doctors who are familiar with the varying degrees of decreased adrenal function usually test the adrenal hormone levels … Continue reading
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Adrenal Fatigue: Frequently Asked Questions
Who experiences adrenal fatigue? Anyone from birth to old age and from any race or culture can experience adrenal fatigue. People vary greatly in their ability to respond to and withstand stress. An illness, a life crisis or a continuing … Continue reading
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What is Adrenal Fatigue?
What is adrenal fatigue? Your adrenal glands respond to every internal and external stress you experience by preparing your body to react to the stressor while maintaining your life-preserving homeostasis. They do this via the various hormones they produce, the … Continue reading
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Thoughts for Stepping Into the Holidays with Adrenal Fatigue
Looking forward to the New Year with optimism doesn’t always come easy for those with adrenal fatigue. In the midst of the holiday’s social gatherings, late nights, rich food, and magnified financial considerations, stress can affect even the heartiest person. … Continue reading
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“Start Low and Go Slow” with Supplements for Stress & Adrenal Fatigue
Some people experiencing adrenal fatigue may notice that they feel a little worse after beginning a dietary supplement program designed for stress and adrenal support. This can feel like a cold or flu that never quite comes to fruition, achiness … Continue reading
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Why Dr. Wilson Formulated Adrenal Fatigue Dietary Supplements
I am often asked why I formulated dietary supplements for adrenal fatigue. During my practice, the idea had been on my mind for a number of years. I saw early in my clinical work that most people suffering from adrenal … Continue reading
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Sleep Disruptions Can Be Adrenal Fatigue
One major thing I have gained from Dr. Wilson’s vast understanding of the role of hypopthalmic – pituitary – and adrenal function (the HPA axis) is that an excellent night’s sleep is very much the result of a balanced HPA … Continue reading
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Thoughts for Stepping Into a Healthy New Year with Adrenal Fatigue
Looking forward to the New Year with optimism doesn’t always come easy for those with adrenal fatigue. In the midst of the holiday’s social gatherings, late nights, rich food, and magnified financial considerations, stress can affect even the heartiest person. … Continue reading