Even in the best of hands, many find thyroid replacement a challenging exercise that often ends with stagnant or worsening thyroid gland function and symptoms over time. When this happens, one needs to look outside the box. Various other conditions can present with symptoms very similar to low thyroid gland function or hypothyroidism. The most common of which is Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS).
While it’s true that the majority of people need to work to earn a living, the type of work can vary greatly. You might sit behind a desk all day or maybe your work involves engaging in strenuous physical labor on a regular basis.
Health coaching in general has gained a large number of adherents recently. Multiple health conditions have been handled by this method, so it’s reasonable to take a look at adrenal fatigue coaching and determine how it works and whether it is effective.
Did you know that excessive fatigue and lack of energy is the number one cause of visits to a doctor’s office? The conventional medical solution is to have you relax, take a combination of prescriptions and hope the symptoms go away.
Adrenal fatigue, caused by various physiological and/or psychological stress factors, affects the adrenal glands’ production of cortisol. Looking at this scenario, one might think that cortisol supplements are the answer.
Adrenal fatigue recovery can be confusing, challenging, and slow.
