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Joined: Jan 2008
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Hi Mati, I'm glad that you are having some results. With temperatures in the 35s you must have felt absolutely awful!! The lowest mine got to was 36.1 I always felt really grumpy and tired when it got that low. My mood followed my temps, it was really interesting. I got to where i could predict my temp by the mood that I was in on waking. When I started taking my temps my temp was up and down between 36.1 and 37.1 it would widely fluctuate from day to day - i sign of adrenal fatigue. Then all of sudden i was getting temps mainly between 37 and 37.2, so they were 'normal' to high and fairly stable. I've still got no idea why, I hadn't changed anything or taken any adrenal support and I still felt really bad or even worse and I still had really bad hypothyroid symptoms (low temps are meant to be a sign of hypothyroid)?? This is another reason why I haven't taken anything for adrenal or thyroid, my hormones just seem to completely wacked and crazy and my symptoms and labs don't fit nicely into any paradigm because there are lots of contradicting things. However, I think there are some things you can take for adrenals which are adaptogens - i.e. they will help whether your cortisol is high or low so I will have to look into that more. . .
I hope your healing continues, it must be exciting seeing your temperature rise and hopefully you are feeling better and have more energy? Yes lots of people feel so much better on adrenal support it can apparently make a huge difference!!
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