The body produces adrenalin when the adrenals cannot produce enough cortisol. Adrenalin gets the stressful emergency work done that cortisol should, for example, raise blood sugar, but it is less efficient and less pleasant for the person involved! I used to get these all the time, but that stopped now I am on adrenal support. There is nothing you can do about adrenalin production. If your adrenals aren't performing the way they should, and your symptoms are unpleasant and unmanageable, then you should look into replacing the cortisol your adrenals can't make.

If you feel your glandular is helping you, continue with it, or maybe up the dose. If you don't, you might want to google Isocort - this glandular actually contains 2.5mg of cortisol per tablet.

You need to be aware of the implications of adrenal support - it can make adrenal fatigue worse - although by the time adrenal fatigue is making life difficult, you are in a rock and a hard place situation anyway. I had no choice but to take cortisol because I couldn't function as I was (bedridden, shaky, hypoglycemic, suicidal, and yes, adrenalin rushes). I should think my adrenals have withered away by now because of taking cortisol, but I wouldn't have got any better or even been able to continue with amalgam removal.

This is what mercury does to us...
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Nicola