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Adrenal Fatigue and the Role of Cortisol

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The exact opposite of what happens today...

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Interesting web site....and if only docs. would pay attention to THE HIPPOCERATIC OATH which presumably they all swore!!!! - thanks for posting

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I don't know if they still sign it. But if they do, the question is, did they actually read it first? ! ?

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Yup. All those health professionals are more than happy to leave us sick and suffering rather than learn and think out of the box.

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foxglove

Wise comment. Wouldn't think (even if they do sign) that much notice is taken!

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