Omg yes I can’t stand the heat even in winter

@DrAndrewNeville

Жыл бұрын

Hi Katt, you might find Dr. Neville's blog on salt to be helpful: drandrewneville.com/sea-salt-and-adrenal-fatigue/ Take care, Suzanne

@MyName-cp7qc

2 ай бұрын

After having heat exhaustion last July due to heat intolerance I used air conditioning in my car the whole winter. It's crazy but it was the only way to stay cool after completing jobs. When doing strenuous work I would get extremely hot and my body couldn't cool itself down for whatever reason. Now I'm here in the my house waiting for winter to come around again so I can live a little. Sorry your going through this...

Since childhood when I was super healthy, I’ve never tolerated high temps; I’m still healthy, but anything over 80F and I become fatigued trying to do physical things like hiking or golf. I take extra salt, but still get red as I get tired.

@DrAndrewNeville

Жыл бұрын

Hi Dean, it is interesting how our bodies are all different and have different tolerance levels. If you do try increasing your Celtic sea salt intake, you'll have to check back in with us and let us know if you've found it to be helpful. I know it makes such a positive difference for Dr. Neville's patients.🙂 Take care, Suzanne

I definitely feel the effects of heat. Symptoms get worse: fatigue, pain, headaches, pressure in my body. There is a week of really hot weather on the forecast so I wanted to prepare for how to handle that. Salt always helps to eleviate the symptoms a bit. As a highly sensitive person I also try to avoid the bright lights and to wear a scarf or a hat. Just do whatever I can to make the heat bearable so that also my adrenals can rest. This video was helpful. ☺️

@DrAndrewNeville

11 ай бұрын

Hi Marketa, I'm so glad this video was helpful for you! Dr. Neville also has a lot of additional helpful information on his website if you would like to learn about some more ways to help support your adrenals. 🙂 drandrewneville.com/category/all-articles/ Dr. Neville will also be doing a Live Q & A on Thursday, August 17th at 1:30pm EST if you would like to come join us and ask him some questions. ~Suzanne

when i was younger someone read my eye and they said i need to take care of my adrenals, this video makes so much sense and the comments sounds like me , thank you for this video.

@DrAndrewNeville

17 күн бұрын

You're welcome - I'm so glad the info was helpful to you! Here are a few links that may also be of interest to you. drandrewneville.com/symptom-assessment-information/ Dr.Neville’s Mini Course: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ip1pu7ytc63Qh5s.html drandrewneville.com/letter-to-your-loved-ones/ We'd also love for you to join us in Dr. Neville's Community Group we we share lots of holistic healing resources. facebook.com/groups/healingadrenalfatigueholistically/ ~Kim, Community Coordinator

I have adrenal fatigue. On days where I feel lightheaded, anxious or I have an inner vibration and I remember to go have 1/8 - 1/4 teaspoon Redmond salt it wipes the symptoms away almost immediately.

@DrAndrewNeville

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Alvina, it's so great that you know exactly what your body needs during those times! Dr. Neville has a lot of helpful information on his website that you might want to check out too: drandrewneville.com/category/1-all/ ~Suzanne

YES, HEAT 🔥 intolerance! Extreme fatigue, weakness & sweating! I have hypertension & am concerned about too much salt. I do drink lots of water & low glucose electrolytes " Body Armor Lite". I stay out of the hot weather (as much as possible, living in FL) & no more hot showers. My A/C electric bill is very high. My work environment (office nurse) is usually cool! When I do have salt I use pink Himalayan. Thank you for sharing your information!

@DrAndrewNeville

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Maggie, celtic sea salt isn't typically a problem in our patients with hypertension, it is more the processed table salt that is an issue. It's still good to be cautious as you're introducing new things. You can read more about Dr. Neville's salt recommendations here: drandrewneville.com/sea-salt-and-adrenal-fatigue/ He also has some added healing recommendations if you would like to join his wellness app "Healing Jumpstart" drandrewneville.com/adrenable-jumpstart-information-page/ ~Suzanne

I feel like a prisoner in my house because everybody thinks I'm crazy. I have adrenal insuffiency I been on prednisone over 2 yrs & there is no dr or Endocrine Dr around Gadsden, AL that ever said heat or cold was related to my AI. I have to do most things at night. There's something's you just can't do at night. I hate this stuff and nobody understands it. I have just about stopped all my dr visits and just get my medication called in. I'm going thru joint issues now and it's affected my mood. I can't do things I want to do or need to because of this condition. Glad to see something that links heat/cold to adrenals. Thank you

@DrAndrewNeville

4 ай бұрын

It saddens me to read that you've been struggling in these ways. Dr. Neville's programs are unique because they address and target healing to all 3 parts of the Stress Response System (nerves, hormones & brain). You can learn more about Dr. Neville's unique approach by joining our private community group. You will receive our complimentary healing guide and have access to LIVE Q&As with Dr. Neville as well as a complimentary call with our patient care coordinator: facebook.com/groups/healingadrenalfatigueholistically - I hope you can join us; please comment back here and let me know, I am happy to help guide you around Dr. Neville's resources. ~ Yev, Community Coordinator

@Tinkertotdat

Ай бұрын

Can you heal after being on prednisone for this long? I have no stress response I have such fatigue and side effects from just the medicine. It's summer time and I have to do most everything at night. I know if I start getting infection because I fall asleep any moment I sit down. I can't do anything I use to do and I had to get my granny to come live with me. She is 75 it's like blind leading blind. I take supplements that are proven to help avoid things that are proven to make worst but my life has become so unfunctional due to this and I can't imagine being on this to live rest of my life. I have been very fortunate to avoid crisis because I have seen the symtoms b4 they got to critical but needless to say if I was in accident etc I could not do anything about it. I take therapy to help with my emotions but I just can't seem to function. My granny is chosen my parents are not alive others live far away. There is no dr here I go to uab in Birmingham AL but getting appts are so hard my last appt was changed 3x im waiting again till 6/17 for just a tele health. I think I have gone to another level or im needing something my blood pressure stays too low and I take 10 mg pred a day

Oh my gosh! Answered prayer!!

@DrAndrewNeville

29 күн бұрын

I'm so glad you found the info to be helpful! If you'd like access to more resources, I invite you to join Dr. Neville's Community Group: facebook.com/groups/healingadrenalfatigueholistically/ ~Kim, Community Coordinator

This is interesting. I do quite a bit better with heat it seems than cold. I do eat Celtic salt when I season food or put a tiny bit in my drinking water and I have also done electrolyte supplements and also take a really good supplement that way. I do sometimes have a hard time sleeping at night in a hot room and I sometimes don’t sleep for other reasons which is one of the reasons I suspect adrenal fatigue plus I tend to get anxious or stressed out about things more than it seems I should. The weird thing when I’m hot at night though, I often have a hard time just throwing off the blankets for very long before I want them back again. A hot car is harder for me too sometimes. Occasional heat will just get to me and very occasionally I’ll feel very sleepy in bright sunlight and sensitive to it. I am more sensitive to being cold most of the time and I will layer like crazy sometimes and I don’t like to go anywhere in the evening during these warmer months w/o a sweater or something to throw on in case I start to get chilly.

You definitely described my symptoms, I think I burnt my adrenals out for a variety of reasons. I experienced a lot of trauma as a child and then I was forced to get out on my own as a teenager so that was extra stress and then I got addicted to coffee and I think that was the last straw. Every supplement I take gives me brain fog, it seems like nothing works.

@DrAndrewNeville

Жыл бұрын

Hello! I'm sorry you've been going through so much. I can leave the link below for you for Dr. Neville's Symptom Assessment to give you a better idea if you have Adrenal Fatigue. drandrewneville.com/adrenal-fatigue-symptom-assessment-information/ If you would like to learn more about working with Dr. Neville, we offer complimentary consultations with one of our Patient Coordinators and she can help to get you started. 😊 Here is the link to schedule your appointment: drandrewneville.com/dr-neville-will-help-you/ Take care, Suzanne

@81redddd

Жыл бұрын

@@DrAndrewNeville thanks

@marketa4074

11 ай бұрын

I have a very similar history, I get you. I also had to move like 11 times during a few years. I wish you well on the recovery ☺️

@81redddd

11 ай бұрын

@@marketa4074 yes I had to change high schools four times in one year, I think if I didn’t go through so much as a child that I’d be able to handle regular stress and thanks 🤗 I wish you well also.

Ive been dealing with anxiety disorder for over a decade. I have heat intolerance and hot but especially in direct sunlight. I suffered heat exhaustion last year and now its even worse. I cant be in the heat at all without getting sick. Im hiding from the sun all day and i hate it. People think im weird and overreacting. I own a business and had shut business down 2 times already. My doctors can't find anything. I hope salt helps me.

@DrAndrewNeville

2 ай бұрын

That all sounds very stressful, but also quite common for people with an underlying adrenal problem. I hope the salt offers you some relief with the heat intolerance! Check out Dr. Neville's self-assessment to identify the likelihood of your symptoms being connected the Adrenal Fatigue. ~Kim, Community Coordinator drandrewneville.com/adrenal-fatigue-symptom-assessment-information/

@MyName-cp7qc

2 ай бұрын

@DrAndrewNeville thank you Dr Andrew!

@12hunter100

18 күн бұрын

omg , sounds like me , i also had heat exhaustion last year and i cant go out and tolerate the heat from the car in the parking lot to the store, coconut was helps me i take it everywhere.

@MyName-cp7qc

18 күн бұрын

@@12hunter100 same here... I carry a spray bottle everywhere now that it's summer. It gets above 110 degrees where I live in the summer. I hope you get better.

i have no diagnosis of this but im sure i have extreme heat intolerance, im not overweight, im not suffering from anything health wise besides anxiety, i cannot go outside in anything more than 25 degrees celcius , 5 minutes outside in anything more than that i sweat like ive been running a marathon, my head is literally looking like i dipped it in a bucket of water, this makes me suffer and during the summer i never go outside, i stay indoors with A/C and maybe only go out a little bit after the sun is down but this also makes me suffer if its too hot, besides sweating too much i also feel dizzy and that i want to vomit if i step outside in summer

@DrAndrewNeville

Ай бұрын

I hope the recommendations in this video are helpful for the symptoms you are experiencing. If you're needing extra help in healing from Adrenal Fatigue, please don't hesitate to schedule a complimentary call with one of our Patient Coordinators and she'll be happy to help you get started. adrenable.drandrewneville.com/book-a-call-page-hm-1 ~Suzanne

My question is, how can I combat this? I have high blood pressure, so I've been told low salt. I feel so bad and nauseous in the heat I gag and get very dizzy. The weird thing, though, is that my regular body temperature is ALWAYS low 96° no higher than 97° And I never run a fever, not even when I had covid. Shouldn't I run cool and not hot? TIA

@DrAndrewNeville

2 ай бұрын

That's a great question for Dr. Neville! He's hosting a Q&A here on KZread (Facebook too) on Thursday, May 23rd at 4:00 p.m. ET. I've added your question to his list - I hope you can join us! Dr. Neville’s symptom assessment tool will help you to determine if you might have an underlying adrenal problem. drandrewneville.com/symptom-assessment-information/ ~Kim, Community Coordinator

What about for POTS? I’m miserable above 70 degrees. I take in lots of salt

@TheMissySue

6 ай бұрын

I feel like I pee out exactly what I drink within 10 mins

@DrAndrewNeville

6 ай бұрын

Hi @TheMissySue as a comment moderator I'm unable to offer advice, but Dr. Neville has a lot of info on his website: drandrewneville.com/category/all-articles/ He will also be doing a Live Q & A on Tuesday, January 16th at 3:30pm EST. I hope you'll be able to join us then! 🙂

I have Addisons and I tolerate heat just fine. But I've been having issues with cold intolerance.

@DrAndrewNeville

7 ай бұрын

We're here to help if you're needing any additonal support. 🙂 drandrewneville.com/ ~Suzanne

Mmy doctor didn't know why I was having heat problems ALL the time, so I asked if there was such a thing as a 24/7 hot flash and he assured me there was. My last doctor kept telling my husband to keep me off salt completely, telling him salt is bad... How do I find a doctor who understands what I am going through?

@DrAndrewNeville

10 ай бұрын

Hello! I recommend scheduling a complimentary consultation with one of our Patient Coordinators to see if you're a good fit for one of Dr. Neville's Healing Programs: drandrewneville.com/dr-neville-will-help-you/ He also has a lot of information on his website to help you get started: drandrewneville.com/category/all-articles/symptoms/ Take care, Suzanne

My veins are throbbing through these super hot days. I had to sit in the kiddie pool and take showers. Idk why? I have ehlers danlos and many other things, disautonomia and pots like symptoms on a good day. The heat i cannot handle the last 5 years?

@DrAndrewNeville

4 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry you're struggling with so many challenging symptoms associated with Adrenal Fatigue -which is much more than just a problem with sluggish adrenal glands -it affects our entire physiology: nervous system, hormones and brain! I invite you to download Dr. Neville's free healing guide for more info about his unique approach to healing the root cause of unexplained body-wide symptoms and conditions. adrenable.drandrewneville.com/guide-to-heal-adrenal-fatigue kzread.info/dash/bejne/gaOgp85pXZmrpbw.htmlsi=HB9Bi2Vrx9prTAFE ~Kim, Community Coordinator

hello is this also effective for nah patients with heat tolerance thanks in advance jan willem

@DrAndrewNeville

Жыл бұрын

Hello Jan! As a KZread comment moderator I can't say, but Dr. Neville will be doing a Live Q & A on Tuesday, August 1st at 3:30 pm EST if you would like to come join us and ask him some questions. 😊 Take care, Suzanne

@jweetje8763

11 ай бұрын

@@DrAndrewNeville Hi I signed up and asked a question but received no response to join the webinar from Tuesday, August 1st at 3:30 pm EST is this canceled or will it be moved or am I not invited I would like to hear from you thanks jan willem

@DrAndrewNeville

11 ай бұрын

@@jweetje8763 hello! Dr. Neville will still be doing a Live Q & A at 3:30pm EST today (August 1st) and of course you're invited! You can find the event here and on Facebook at the scheduled time. fb.me/e/14ALhXgWo See you soon!

Is it hyperhidrosis a symptom?

@DrAndrewNeville

26 күн бұрын

Sweating is a function of the Autonomic Nervous System and the ANS is one part of the Stress Response System. When the SRS is not working properly some people sweat excessively, others not at all. Take our self-assessment to learn more about symptoms associated with Adrenal Fatigue! drandrewneville.com/adrenal-fatigue-symptom-assessment-information/ ~Kim, Community Coordinator

@abercrombiez123

26 күн бұрын

@@DrAndrewNeville i don't get it: are ANS symptoms connected to adrenal fatigue? Thanks

What about Potassium? I keep reading that an adrenal cocktail is salt and potassium, so I was taking salt and potassium. I think it was making me worse. Later I read that I should not be taking potassium if I have adrenal issues and in fact that it should be avoided. I am so confused on this part. Thanks!

@DrAndrewNeville

Жыл бұрын

Hi Dana, as a comment moderator I can't comment on potassium, but Dr. Neville has a good blog on salt that might be helpful for you: drandrewneville.com/sea-salt-and-adrenal-fatigue/ He also does regular Live Q & A events on Facebook if you would like to come join us and ask him any questions that you have. The next one will be on Tuesday, October 4th: facebook.com/docandrewneville Be Well, Suzanne

@81redddd

Жыл бұрын

I’ve seen other videos that say you shouldn’t have salt because it’s bad for your kidneys but your adrenals sit on top of your kidneys, so now I’m confused.

@DrAndrewNeville

Жыл бұрын

Hello 8181red, the quality of salt matters. Dr. Neville recommends unrefined, unprocessed Celtic sea salt. You can read more about why salt is so helpful for Adrenal Fatigue patients in his blog: drandrewneville.com/sea-salt-and-adrenal-fatigue/ Be Well, Suzanne

@81redddd

Жыл бұрын

@@DrAndrewNeville what about the salt called real salt, I think it’s made by Redmonds and they sell it at Whole Foods.

@Ohmsstew65

Жыл бұрын

How do you take the salt???