Stressed
and tired
If the stressor continues, the adrenal gland begins to fail leading
to chronic fatigue, anxiety, depression, insomnia, poor bowel
function, abnormal insulin and glucose function, abnormal cholesterol
and triglyceride metabolism, diminished sex hormone and thyroid
functioning, and a decline in mental functioning. Patients with
adrenal dysfunction are also more likely to develop

cancer, autoimmune diseases, and i nfections. Patients experiencing
adrenal fatigue are often misdiagnosed with depression , because
of their symptoms of fatigue, inability to handle stress, mood
swings, obsessive worrying, insomnia, weight or appetite change,
decreased libido, and decline in mental functioning. Without appropriate
testing, these patients are prescribed anti-depressants and sleep
aids to relieve their symptoms. However, these medications don’t
address the underlying problem; therefore, the patient must rely
on medications to function. Correcting adrenal dysfunction eliminates
these symptoms, thereby eliminating the need for symptom relief
prescription drugs and their potential adverse side effects