Adrenal Fatigue ? : 5 Simple & Quick Steps How To Overcome Adrenal Fatigue Revealed: Discover How To Recover Your Energy & Vitality Now !

By Heather Rose

Stress has become an epidemic in our country and a leading cause of many illnesses and issues. In fact, Adrenal fatigue has become the 21st century stress syndrome which has become a common debilitating medical condition that goes largely undiagnosed and untreated. In the new book, "Adrenal Fatigue ? : 5 Simple & Quick Steps How To Overcome Adrenal Fatigue Revealed : Discover How To Recover Your Energy & Vitality Now! ", you will discover 5 easy ways how you can fight back now! You will discover: Ways how to assess accurately whether you REALLY have adrenal fatigue. 5 simple ways how you can easily overcome your adrenal fatigue and regain your energy today. How to manage belly fat and weight management problems arising from adrenal fatigue. Types of adrenal fatigue and its various stages and solution and much , much , more. Download "Adrenal Fatigue ? : 5 Simple & Quick Steps How To Overcome Adrenal Fatigue Revealed : Discover How To Recover Your Energy & Vitality Now! " today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Speedy Publishing LLC
• Release date: Jan 27, 2014
• ISBN: 9781630228804

Heather Rose

Heather Rose's novels have won numerous prizes including the Stella Prize, the Christina Stead Prize, the Margaret Scott Prize and the ABIA General Fiction Book of the Year. She lives in Tasmania.

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Introduction

Adrenal fatigue is a term used to pertain to exhausted adrenal glands. As the term implies, the adrenal glands cannot produce enough hormones because they are overused. The term is mostly a general umbrella term for a collection of nonspecific symptoms. In the next chapters, you will get to know more about these clinical manifestations.

The adrenal glands are important because they can produce a wide variety of hormones that can work wonders for your body even if it is under stress. These are some of the reasons that they are regarded as important for your body functions:

•  Aldosterone elevates sodium ion reabsorption in your bloodstream. As a result, this can help maintain optimal blood pressure.

•  Androgens help males maintain their reproductive functions and make the male traits dominant.

•  On the other hand, cortisol increases blood sugar levels for your body. This is the reason that people tend to have large bursts of energy when they are subjected to stress.

The adrenal glands work using numerous mechanisms of function. As soon as stress strikes your body, these glands will secrete corticosteroids such as mineralocorticoids and glucocorticoids. These substances are responsible for helping your body cope with different types of stress. In the process, these glands utilize proteins, fats, and carbohydrates to produce the necessary substances to overcome stress. To further improve the stress-coping mechanisms of your body, these glands also aid in regulating water and salt balance inside your body.

Chapter 1: Overview

Adrenal fatigue is an umbrella term for a combination of numerous symptoms and signs that can result from dysfunction of the adrenaline glands. Because of this, the condition is generally referred to as a syndrome. This is closely connected to prolonged or intense stress levels of the body. Situations that can elevate stress levels for your body may include chronic and acute infections. Respiratory problems such as pneumonia, bronchitis, and influenza can also result in adrenal fatigue. As the term implies, the main indicator of the condition is fatigue. Unlike the typical fatigue, this condition cannot be resolved by sleeping. Furthermore, you cannot readily identify the condition, unlike conditions such as measles. The feeling of being tired will constantly drag you down. In fact, this can even lead to unproductiveness in functional activities such as work.

Alternative Terms

There are other names coined to refer to this condition. Some of the names of the condition are the following:

•  Adrenal apathy

•  Adrenal neurasthenia

•  Neurasthenia

•  Subclinical hypoadrenia

•  Non-Addison’s hypoadrenia

Although the condition already affects