Fatigue is a symptom of low adrenal function. It is so common that most doctors rarely test for adrenal fatigue. Have you ever been told you are stressed? You often look and act normal. You may not have any signs of physical illness, yet you are not well and live with a sense of unwellness or "gray" feelings. You may be using coffee, colas and other stimulants to get going in the morning and to prop yourself up during the day.

Adrenal fatigue can cause you to have erratic or abnormal blood sugar levels, allergies, arthritic pain and decreased immune response. Women with adrenal fatigue experience worse PMS as well as increased difficulty during menopause.

You may show a tendency toward increased fears, anxiety and depression, have intervals of confusion, increased difficulties in concentration and less acute memory recall. You may have less tolerance for others, and are more easily frustrated. When the adrenals are not secreting the proper amount of hormones, insomnia is common outcomes.

Left untreated other problems occur such as frequent respiratory infections, allergies, runny nose, asthma, frequent colds, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, hypoglycemia, adult onset diabetes, auto-immune disorders and alcoholism.

Adding insult to injury, Adrenal fatigue decreases the sex hormones along with thyroid function leaving you feeling like you are falling apart. You may have tried hormone creams hoping that it would balance your sex hormones and libido and it didn't give you the results you were expecting.

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