Experiences with

Adrenaline

Please see my blood results: Blood results TSH: 1.82 (0.27 - 4.2) FT3: 4.6 (3.1 - 6.8) FT4: 15.2 (12 - 22) Blood type: O Rh D POSITIVE Feel cold easy, cold hands and feet, fatigue, depression, adrenaline surges and anxiety Ive looked up and down on this site, theres

I ask for two reasons: 1) I suffer chronic dehydration and I was reading low cortisol can interfere with hydration levels 2) I suffer high heart rate (and although there is some slight affect from medication though not much) I think it is being interfered with by adrenaline and in fact the NDT/

hi all i have not posted for a while, my question is do any of you have a strange like feeling in your body that you are going to explode, i wake up during the night and feel like i have strong pins and needles sensations all over my body, get up in the morning and the adrenaline rushes start racing

Hi, folks. I have just ordered Paul Robinson's book on the CT3 method, but something another member said has me wondering. If I wake up with anxiety, might it be because I have low cortisol levels and that adrenalin is being produced because of this? Anyone got any info? I have quite a fast and thumpy

Does anyone know this symptom: when I go out with friends for instance for diner/drink, it seems that I am full of "energy" or that my adrenaline is high and it remains the same all night so I can't get to sleep at all, it seems that my body can't calm down..is it the adrenals?

But kudos to me,even though the adrenaline was flowing I stopped panicking after less than 10 minutes. I think I'm worried that my heart will stop if I sleep. Not sure what's changed to bring all this in. Hardly eaten anything either, just feel nauseous. Not helping.

It amazes me that I can sprint for 400m and i always end up on a mahussive adrenaline high. I do kettlebell squats in the rest period so it's a really good workout. I am also back to doing Pilates before the intervals, this works so well because it really warms and opens the body up for sprinting.

After the race I felt really strange: a mixture of runner's high - I couldn't keep still and was fidgeting about (probably still the adrenaline) - and cold and clammy and wanting to collapse.

Hi Can anyone give me an idea of how long to stay on nicotine replacement after quitting smoking? I'm using mini lozenges and e-cigarettes and am on day 6 of not smoking. I seem to need a lozenge when I wake up in the morning otherwise I'm liable to fall asleep again...it seems to kick-start my adrenalin

I feel like I live on adrenaline at all times, I even wake up sweaty and stressed. The days I have managed to get out and had exercise have no bearing on my sleep. Usually infact it's worse because my feet burn and hurt more, and my restless legs are even more jumpy.

I just had to stand up in front of my class and act out something and it made me so nervous and adrenaline was seriously running! But I don't know...as I kid, I HATED feeling like that, but today it was like a huge relief.

I never had the anxiety or other stuff I do now I wonder if taking just t4 affects things.Back then I think my adrenaline kept things going I don't know what I'm trying I say just maybe my own body regulated things more evenly.

In a challenging situation the brain prepares the body for defensive action the fight or flight response by releasing stress hormones, namely, cortisone and adrenaline. These hormones raise the blood pressure and the body prepares to react to the situation.

Prolonged or strenuous exercise can cause your body to produce adrenaline and other hormones that can counteract the effects of insulin and cause your blood sugar to rise.

This adrenaline rush (or whatever it was) was short lived and just after the rush of getting into work. It also only happened on mornings that I drove (driving causes me anxiety at that time in the morning) which also makes me think "adrenals".

t's long 1. Autoimmune Thyroiditis and Related Conditions 2. What's Really Going on? 3. Can it be Stopped/Treated? 4. What Might Work? 5. My Results OK so this is where my journey into thyroid distress started. When I was diagnosed with a thyroid problem (1st overactive, then underactive) I

Hello again. Continuing on... Having established thyroid function probably not the only problem it was confirmed with a saliva test panel (Genova). Here are the results. NOTE: This was done while I was on 0mcg thyroxine for 10 days + no other supplements. Cortisol 8.00 am 4.7 (ref. 12-22)

My biggest issue is the adrenaline rushes and buttetflies in my stomach. This often comes whenever I worry to much about something. Anyone else have this?

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I am about ready to climb into bed to try & sleep it off, but feel like there is too much adrenaline whizzing around me for that. This has happened to me before in stressful situations. Does anyone else experience it? Any tips on how to cope?