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Re: AF and ringing ears/tinnitus? by Vegeta 12 y Re: What kind of AF can be cured? by brazilianguy Re: fatigue by Chris88 Re: Coconut oil heart side effects? by twll Re: long term use ashwaganda by calmo Re: Finding a Dr by healthyartist Re: Off topic, Science and beauty. by No Unycorns Re: Crash by hope4myadrenals
I have it in my left ear and it started around the time I began to have symptoms of AF though it was much worse at the time. I believe it is related to the copper toxicity aspect of AF and muscle tension (especially of the jaw muscles/sternomastoid).I do have hopes of it disappearing along with other symptoms of AF as the sound does sometimes disappear completely or drop down in volume by 90%.Stress makes it worse as one would expect. 16,334 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue Tinnitus
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I heard that the best kind of AF to have is when your ACTH is higher than 32 and if you have problems with your pituitary you need to stay with medication for life.I read on Stop the Thyroid Madness that Addisons disease is another kind that its impossible to cure but its so rare that some doctor waste more time in adrenal fatigue. How can I know if I have AI or AF? I hope I have AF and specially the kind that I can be cured. 2,662 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue Erectile Dysfunction
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I think AF is real with its crashes,fears,depressions,etc.Low carb may be dangerous for AFand Ill start eating some grains.Yesterday I tried an antidepressant and it was like miracle-energy,no bad mood.But Im scared if that miracle will not further exhaust my adrenals as Im already in a very late stage AF. 2,674 hits
Forum: Adrenal Debate
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Please present this same message to http://www.afibbers.net Username: afibbers Password: 2sesameThis is one of the best websites on heart rhythm problems. Its referred as AF.Fish Oil is a AF trigger for a lot of AF ers on this site. 1,625 hits
Forum: Coconut Oil Diabetes Type II
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I didnt really took it for AF at that time. I didnt know about AF at that time. I took bunch of other things as well, so I dont really know whether it made my AF better.I tried Life Extension Ashwagandha, but I dont think the withanolides is lower then Nows. So yeah, I havent try a lower dose. 740 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue Supplements Acne
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For example, if your AF is caused by things like digestive issues, heavy metal toxicity or Candida then I think he will do a poor job of helping you and could make things worse. If your AF is caused by stress then I think he can help. The order in which your symptoms occured can give clues as to what is the cause. If your digestive issues happened after or during your AF symptoms then they are likely an effect and not the cause and then Dr Lam might be a good choice. 1,708 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Another thing, AF turns the volume on past traumas up to deafening levels...even if you werent aware that these events were traumatic when they occurred...chances are, that if youre obsessing over them while you have AF, they could easily be categorized as traumatic. Thats why AF, while absolutely f***ing horrendous and more painful than words can do justice to go through, it is a wake up call for a lot of people. Something needed to be dealt with, or seen, or processed or changed. 1,597 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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I really wish more people would write about what their crash is like. Cmon people!!!Its interesting, several of you mentioned crash symptoms I havent had, like tightness in the chest and difficulty breathing. I guess a persons individual AF crash symptoms vary based on what actually caused your AF. So if you got AF b/c of poor nutrition for example, youve got different crash symptoms than someone who had a stress case, or too much adrenaline, or numerous other things. 2,585 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: One Sided Body Pain by ERM
15 yI can say from my experience that you need to treat your wisdom tooth, its the cause of your half body ache. (I got similar experience several years ago--before I got AF though)However, since now you have AF, you need to make sure (check with your AF doctor) that your body is ready to take the dental treatment (most of the time the treatment is oral surgery). Its not good if you able to alleviate your tooth ache (and half body pain) but wrecked your adrenal in the process. 6,960 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Why AF does not go by itself? by Dr. Lam
15 yAF is often times a reflection of underlying issues that cannot be resolved by rest alone. For example, we see many with unconscious regression that shows up with symptoms similar to AF. Some people have symptoms of AF but not have AF at all if traced far back enough. AF are secondary to other dysfunction, in this case, the mind. This is not the same as saying people have mental illness, but to recognise that our mind does affact our body physically, and that connection is seldom addressed properly. That is why I try to educate people that my approach to AF is to find the cause and not j ... 1,623 hits
Forum: Ask Dr. Lam
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Re: Potassium Supplements by omo
14 yProper adrenal function includes production of aldosterone. Aldosterone makes your body keep sodium and release potassium.AF causes low aldosterone. If you have _low_ aldosterone your body does the opposite -- it loses sodium and keeps potassium.AF causes people to have low sodium and high potassium.If you believe you have AF, I would be _very_ careful about trying to increase your potassium levels. 4,094 hits
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i see insane people by trapper/kcmo
18 y View Entire Thread 16they dont even know theyre insane 2,069 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
Forum: Iodine Supplementation
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Let's get this forum going again... by CAPTAIN_GORD
18 y View Entire Thread 3was diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation (AF) over 4 years ago. Most of the useful info I have discovered about the condition has been on the internet. I am hopeful that this forum can kick am AF forum discussion into high gear. There must be many folks with AF looking through info on this site. Lets join forces and help each other cope... anyone interested in regular disussions??Captain Gord 2,827 hits
Forum: Atrial Fibrillation
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Re: How to check if you have weak adrenals by archus
17 yHi mdaman:BP difference is one symptom. You could do a saliva test for AF to see if you really have AF. Also read the book Adrenal Fatigue: 21st Century Stress Syndrome by Dr. James L. Wilson.Many times we have more than just AF, Pancreas, Adrenal glands, thyroid and pituitary glands are connected in any symptom we experience.Hope this helps.Archus 2,023 hits
Forum: Hypoglycemia Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Recently diagnosed with Adrenal Fatigue by Leo13
21 yHi Rebecca~My name is Danielle and I was interested in hearing more about your struggle with Adrenal Fatigue. I too suffer from AF and am also taking Armour Thyroid. Have you found it a challenge to treat both your AF and hypothyroid at the same time? How has your recovery been? Im currently seeing a Naturopath but, Im concerned that she may not have much experience treating AF.Talk soon,~Danielle : ) 1,956 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Question!!! by rally
20 yWith AF it is normal to feel worse at night. At least for me it was. Why? Look at any adrenal test and the standards are lower at night your adrenals put less hormone out at night so it makes since if they are already fatigued thats when youll feel it. Also psych meds screw around with your copper which is highly likely a factor in your AF. Too much copper caused part of my AF from a sustained low zinc level. 1,404 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: sepia by kitty jackson
20 yLet me clarify something in my previous post. If AF is being caused by stress or poor diet etc then stress or poor diet is the cause but AF is still the sympton. If these causes are dealt with and you take the appropriate treatment (vitamins, gland extracts etc) to get your adrenals working again, but then still have the same or similar health problems after about 4 to 6 (max) months then there is something else that is wrong and the AF was part of your bodies reactions to this. 4,461 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: How I got mine at a young age by hope4myadrenals
15 yI guess Im not super young, but Im 34, so I guess Ill respond to how I got mine at a young age.However, I should say that Im not sure that everyone with AF should blame themselves for getting this horrible affliction. You can get AF for a myriad of reasons, some but not all under your control.Anyway, I got AF because I didnt have good nutrition and rarely ate much of anything, ever since I was a young child. I ate a high sugar, processed food diet with lots of coffee. I was always super thin despite what I ate. I excersized a good bit and had high energy, but never excersize ... 1,819 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Healing, not band-aiding by Basket of Sunshine
15 yIs your issue with the post that it isnt put in the context of a recovery plan with oversight? I do see that.As far as the wonderful suggestions, I do see them as addressing the underlying problem when in that recovery plan context. Anxiety in progress is worsening AF...just addressing that symptom (if done well) will help cure the AF. My observation has been the journey to recovery is largely in trying to positively address the symptoms because any symptom is (1) the biggie that got us here in the first place, (2) an underlying problem that the AF wont let us live comfortably wit ... 1,320 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: I know how we can solve this problem... by Iolite
15 yNo Unicorns...I second the suggestion for your own forum. I think it sucks that you were banned from AF. When essentially Uniquity came over and picked a fight. Knowing full well that the AF forum is full of people with adrenal fatigue and prone to flying off the handle. The inability to handle stress AND over react with rage is a symptom of AF. Webmaster should take that into consideration and perhaps BAN her from the AF forum and you from her forum.Granted, it wasnt cricket to call her some of the things you did, but my take on it is this:What she did was very similar to ... 2,229 hits 1 of 2 (50%)
Forum: Webmaster Support
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Re: What Protocol by carlosa507
15 yLet me ask you this. From everything you are taking, do you feel anxiety and/or panic? Do you get diarhea? Do you have a job? I know this question may sound kind of personal but most of us here do not work - thats the severity of our AF (adrenal fatigue). When we refer to stage 3C or 2A we are referring to the stages of AF in accordance to Dr. Lams article (which by the way is the best source on the internet that depicts exactly what AF is, personal opinion of course). Youre taking quite a bit of supplementation there, i think if youre not having adverse side effects then you ... 1,072 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Too much computer by hope4myadrenals
15 yI disagree that its a good idea to only check in once a week on this forum. Much of my improvement I contribute to reading this forum. Not just once a week checking, but intense research over time through the older posts. Although Im with Lam now, I improved more by learning from this forum than with Lam (over a months time with Lam.) For example, my AF is severe and has led to AF related hypoglycemia and gut/digestion problems. I learned about a few supplements from reading past histories here on CZ, and it has improved both of these AF related conditions. Not to mention, when ... 1,885 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Too much computer by hope4myadrenals
15 yFor my part, I havent found the way to heal AF yet, so Im still searching. When AF is complicated and it infests itself in several areas of your body, and its not just panic... its harder to find an easy answer. The more complicated the AF, the more difficult it is to put the pieces together. Not everyone can find the way to heal (or even begin to slightly heal) their AF in a month or so. Also, being online is not stimulating for everyone. Personally, Im not affected negatively by being on my laptop. But everyone is different. 1,880 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: hypothyroid, pregnant, adrenal exhaustion, low vitami... by SeattleTom
15 yHi - I started recovering from a very serious case of adrenal fatigue 16 years ago, and my adrenals have been fine for the last three years or so. A little over a year ago I learned that my mother was experiencing AF while she was pregnant with me, while I was being born, and the first few months after I was born while she was breast feeding me. This predisposed me to AF before I was born. You might want to consult my Dr. She recovered from a very serious case of AF before she became a Dr. of Natural Medicine. She helped me recover from my AF starting 16 years ago. She has two ki ... 13,609 hits
Forum: Pregnancy/Birth Adrenal Fatigue Coconut Oil Endocrine Disorders CFS, ME, CFIDS
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Recovering from AF by SeattleTom
15 yHi - Rose Mary Camren is my ND, and she helped me recover from a very serious case of AF 15 years ago. She recovered from a serious case of it before she became an ND, and knows a lot about recovering from and treating this condition. I just sent you a private message with her e-mail address. As far as the treatments I used to recover from my AF, Ill start by making my standard recommendations. First, read Adrenal Fatigue by James Wilson. His website is www.adrenalfatigue.org. Check out www.arltma.com, www.drlwilson.com and www.drlam.com for articles on AF. These should giv ... 1,664 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Please have a look at the FAQ... by socalgrl
15 yHow about:Where can I find a dr in my area that will help me (other than Lam or online)?What other sites have information on AF?List ingredients that help with AF (difference between Pantothenic acid and Pantethine and why the latter is better)Supplements/herbs to take/not to take when cortisol is high and low.List of foods/cleanses that help/hurt AFSurvey on what supps/herbs/meds helped or worsened the condition.What other books are helpful in understanding AF? (I have read several that go beyond what Dr. Wilson says. His information is good but there are other ... 1,496 hits
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AF and hair loss by slowjo
15 y View Entire Thread 6I know with AF you can sometimes have thyroid problems which lead to hair loss. Ive experienced massive shedding the past few months (close to 40-50 percent on top and it started around the same time my AF worsened)and while it could be partly genetic I have hopes its part of my AF. Every time I wash my hair I see 20 hairs in my hand. My question is if AF is indeed causing it does it ever grow back? Ive been using Rogaine, saw palmetto, different hair loss shampoos etc. Nothing is having an effect. Thanks! 12,492 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: AF and hair loss by Klauss
15 yAF causes hormonal imbalance, which may cause hair loss. According to Dr. Rind one of the AF symptoms fine and wispy hair. For example, I did not loose hair, it just became very fine and change color to light brown, became dry, looked unhealthy. My regular haircut is #1. A couple of day ago the barber said that my hair started to grow. So, there is a hope. it used to be a user NO Unicorns. he also had hair problems and claimed that it all grew back even better than on his profile photo. He said that hair loss could be caused by toxins that are not eliminated from the body through the e ... 12,540 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Question for the ladies on here. by AngelofEventide
14 y View Entire Thread 8This is going to be way TMI, so Im just giving you the heads up. Do any ladies on here with AF have vaginal dryness? Im 45, but Ive suffered from it for at least 10 years now. Since my AF has flared up the last few months, so has the discomfort from the dryness. Just wondering how many other womnen on here go through the same thing and know it is AF related? Last time I mentioned it to the gyno, he said the dryness was very common, but at that time, I didnt know I have AF. Thanks. 1,376 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Unsympathetic G.P!!! by SeattleTom
14 yI agree with what vociferous said. When my ND diagnosed me with AF 17 years ago I told my MD, and expected her to treat it. My MD told me I was just depressed, and put me on an antidepressant. She sent me to a psychiatrist, who completely dismissed my AF diagnosis. He told me repeatedly that I should force myself to exercise and do more. I kept mentioning my AF diagnosis to him, and he said I was obsessed with this. He wanted to put me on a drug for my obsession, and I refused. I found that working with a ND worked much better. I suggest you find a good ND who specializes ... 2,269 hits
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Importance of iron by newedit617
14 yIn the military nutrition book I mentioned earlier, there are some insights about why and how iron is important in AF (even though they dont use the term AF). It seems like many of us are iron deficient, and that deficiency can contribute to AF.The book says, [There are] fundamental alterations in brain energy metabolism with brain iron deficiency as well as in neurotransmission efficacy and degree of myelination. ... Increased turnover of catecholamines in iron deficient individuals also have been reported.The original research article is here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/p ... 992 hits
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Re: Adrenal Fatigue? by SeattleTom
16 yYou probably want to start by getting a saliva test for AF. This will tell you whether or not you have AF, and, if so, how severe it is. Find a ND (if you dont have one already) who can help you interpret the results, and help you design a recovery program based on those results. Finding a practitioner whos good at treating AF can be a challenge. I can refer you to my ND if youd like. She recovered from a very severe case of AF before she helped me recover from mine, and is very good at helping people recover from it. Youll probably want to learn more about AF. Id suggest r ... 1,877 hits
Forum: Candida Support Leaky Gut Liver Flush Support Adrenal Fatigue Anxiety Mercury
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Learning About AF by SeattleTom
15 yHi galacticman - There are some websites that have good articles on AF (adrenal fatigue). They include www.drlam.com, www.arltma.com, www.drlwilson.com, and www.adrenalfatigue.org. I know a lot about AF, and can answer your questions and tell you more about it if youd like. Do you think you might have AF? If so, what makes you think you may have it? AF usually overlaps with other conditions like toxic colon, sluggish liver, hypoglycemia, and yeast overgrowth. I can recommend a book on this topic if you are interested. Tom 1,244 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: cushings disease or adrneal fatigue by SeattleTom
17 yHas your ND had you do the saliva test for AF? Its much more accurate than blood or urine tests for detecting this condition. Does your ND specialize in treating AF? Dr. James Wilson states that most NDs dont have much training in treating AF, and often dont do a good job of diagnosing and treating it properly. I can refer you to an ND (mine) who recovered from a very severe case of AF, and specializes in treating this condition. Please let me know if you want to know about websites and books that might be useful to you.Tom 2,346 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Wife has just been diagnosed - help needed by SeattleTom
16 yI was diagnosed with a very severe case of AF almost 15 years ago, and have fully recovered from it. I did it by working with an excellent ND who recovered from a very severe case of it years before I did. NDs arent taught much about AF and how to treat it effectively, and a lot of them cant help much in recovering from this condition. If you want me to refer you to my ND (Rose Mary Camren) Id be happy to. I also took good supplements for many years, and did a lot to reduce my stress level. I can tell you about the former in another post, if youd like. There are also two excellen ... 3,996 hits
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Re: fatigue by natway
11 yUnder-eating causes crashes, increase in anxiety, depression, and every single other symptom blamed on AF:http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=2168597Under-eating is AF.Even the creator of the AF theory mentions a form of under-eating as a caused to these symptoms:http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=2177793You need to find out how many calories youre averaging because if youre under-eating you will never get out of what you think is AF.Heres one of the sites I recommend to calculate up how many calories youre getting:http://cronometer.com/Make sure yo ... 2,816 hits
Forum: Adrenal Debate
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Any Peri/Menopause AF'ers here? by AngelofEventide
11 y View Entire Thread 10I know it is said that AF can make Peri/menopause worse, but it seems like my AF has gotten worse since I became Perimenopausal. My ND is going to run a copper and minerals test on me, so hopefully well be able to find out if a copper toxicity issue is going on. All I know is, the last few months have been a living hell. I have had AF for years, interestingly enough dx around the time that the hormone changes happened. I think I am close to actual menopause now and the AF is really escalating. Any other women here who have gone through the change noticed this? 1,590 hits
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Re: Doctors recognize adrenal fatique by natway
11 yIf they are not eating enough, then starvation WILL be their problem. Dont confuse starvation with not eating anything. Starvation begins when people eat below the amount of calories they need.And just to clarify, Im not saying everyones problem at this forum is starvation. Im not even saying everyone in the AF support section is suffering from starvation.What I am saying--because its fact--is that everyone who has the symptoms listed for AF is suffering from starvation because thats what AF really is; starvation.Also, other things can cause fatigue, so not everyon ... 6,273 hits
Forum: Webmaster Debate
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Is adrenal fatigue real?This guy who messaged me thin... by Invictus23
11 y View Entire Thread 9I got a message from this guy claiming adrenal fatigue isnt real.Bro, theres no such thing as adrenal fatigue. Its just a fad diagnosis by those in alternative medicine who want to sell you a bunch of supplements.Whats causing all your symptoms is your not eating enough and not sleeping enough. Youre not getting enough calories and that causes low thyroid and insomnia.Go look at my threads in the AF debate section and youll see the symptoms blamed on AF are the exact same symptoms of starvation/calorie-restriction. They are exactly the same because thats what ... 1,162 hits
Forum: Ask CureZone Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: What kind of AF can be cured? by SeattleK
12 yyeah in your case natways advice may be appropriate, as dietary issues probably brought you into AF in the first place.Thats good news. Its also good that your young (im a young guy too). In most cases AF seems to be a secondary symptom to some other kind of physical imbalance, so whether or not one recovers fully from AF depends on whether they discover that other imbalance. Many people fully recover, but it takes a long time to unravel all the layers of imbalances in the body that build up. You will get there, but its gonna be a journey. Months and possibly years will be your time ... 2,714 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue Erectile Dysfunction
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