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Adrenal Insufficiency/fatigue

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Does anybody know of any good websites or chat rooms that have something to do with adrenal insufficiency or adrenal fatigue? I have some questions about the accuracy of some of the tests, and was wondering if anybody could point me in the right direction.

By chance does anybody here know about the accuracy of the ITT(insulin tolerance test) for testing cortisol levels to determine adrenal function?

thanks for any help anybody might have, scotty.

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Does anybody know of any good websites or chat rooms that have something to do with adrenal insufficiency or adrenal fatigue? I have some questions about the accuracy of some of the tests, and was wondering if anybody could point me in the right direction.

By chance does anybody here know about the accuracy of the ITT(insulin tolerance test) for testing cortisol levels to determine adrenal function?

thanks for any help anybody might have, scotty.

stopthethyroidmadness.com

will give you several links to info on adrenal fatigue, testing and treatment.

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This is a really good forum, run by the same woman that designed the website the other poster gave you (stopthethyroidmadness), which you MUST explore as there is tons of good info on adrenal fatigue.

Liz

Does anybody know of any good websites or chat rooms that have something to do with adrenal insufficiency or adrenal fatigue? I have some questions about the accuracy of some of the tests, and was wondering if anybody could point me in the right direction.

By chance does anybody here know about the accuracy of the ITT(insulin tolerance test) for testing cortisol levels to determine adrenal function?

thanks for any help anybody might have, scotty.

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