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@hardasnails1973 1723 wrote:

Please look at your lifestyles, nutrition, sleep patterns, past life events, environmental exposures, over training under eating. Ask your self when did these symptoms occur and what happened with 3-6 months prior to feeling this way.
Please get proper evaluation by hormone specialist in your area

if you are in the north east you can contact me via PM for a reference
If you are near California please consult with Dr Mariano as I highly recommend him.

HAN! not sure if you remember me from t-nation? I got this web site info from you because i am in california, where abouts is his office located? Monterrey CA i believe? That is over 5 hours north for me, which is kind of far, I am not sure when i could make it there? what are his office hours and the inside scoop towards pricing if i may ask for a PM for a bit more info if at all possible?

thanks

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@allie 1630 wrote:

I’ve read as much as 50% of those diagnosed with MANY mental illness actually have thryoid and adrenal problems. What’s so sad is that Dr’s focus so much on the mental illness and write scripts only for antidepressants and antianxiety’s , only making our symptoms worse in many cases
I’m no expert by any means, I can only go by what’ I’ve researched and my own situationl

I actually feel for the first time in many many years, hope of getting well.

hope you do get well!!!

I am new here, but totally agree with you, so many docs just hand crap out all the time without even running the app. blood/sugar/ and what ever else tests they can, instead they hand you the “quick fix” or the “get outa my hair” bottle of pills or what have you just to have you return in a few weeks/months to get more?

Thats absurd! I am a veteran and have had it done to me a few times at the VA office, it disturbs me, instead of getting to the root of the problems, they cover them up with meds,

I am all for fixing the problems if it is deemed neccessary by the doc after the app. tests have been ran.

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