Adrenaline Problems

[pyttsan]

Hi everyone,

I'm a recovering low-carb CFS sufferer who's been Peat-ing for about two months and my deteriorating health is finally starting to get better.
I have one big problem though. I'm diagnosed with ADHD and all this sugar is making me more scattered-brained than ever - it's basically like beeing 12 y o again where I can't keep my focus on anything for more than a few minutes.
I no longer have the same issues with fatigue and brainfog that I had on low-carb diets but now I can't even sit still! I think I may need some ADHD drug to keep this in check but I'm wondering if there's anything else that can be done to reduce adrenaline levels? Glycine/gelatin during the day seem to make me tired and baking soda alone doesn't seem to cut it.. Any ideas?

 

[Jenn]

Somethings to experiment with....

Extra Potassium, mag and salt.
Niacinamide
Pregnenelone
Coffee with gelatin

It's ok to take a nap during the day so the liver can do a little repair work.

How are you using baking soda? I am not understanding the context of being tired during the day.

 

[Beebop]

Also maybe extra thyroid? When I feel wired I'm finding that a bit more T3 brings calm.
I think it's a myth that sugar makes children hyperactive.

Great news that some of your symptoms are better!

 

[Thomas]

Also maybe extra thyroid? When I feel wired I'm finding that a bit more T3 brings calm.
I think it's a myth that sugar makes children hyperactive.

Great news that some of your symptoms are better!

Hi Beebop, how do you supplement with T3 when you are feeling wired? I am on cynoplus now since two month and all in all I improve but then I have now and then these dipps into the World of bad symptoms. I too have cynomel at home. How do I use them together?

Thanks
Thomas

 

[MrThyroid]

Also maybe extra thyroid? When I feel wired I'm finding that a bit more T3 brings calm.
I think it's a myth that sugar makes children hyperactive.

Great news that some of your symptoms are better!

DEFENETILY NOT ! T3 increases effect of adrenaline its working sygenerlistic, But it depends on the person i guess

 

[raypeatclips]

DEFENETILY NOT ! T3 increases effect of adrenaline its working sygenerlistic, But it depends on the person i guess

You do know this thread is 5 years old and the user you're quoting hasn't been online for 3 years?

 

[MrThyroid]

You do know this thread is 5 years old and the user you're quoting hasn't been online for 3 years?

yeah i know my bad i was looking for adrenaline issues due my high adrenaline and forget that this trhead is so old xD