Symptoms can be more than unpleasant aggravations that disrupt our every day. For a physician, they can serve as invaluable clues to guide the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of your medical health. The myriad underlying causes of fatigue and its many manifestations that may need to be investigated in order to provide proper relief include, but are not limited to:

Low estrogen Low testosterone Hypothyroidism Adrenal burnout Anemia Nutritional deficiencies Candida overgrowth Environmental allergies

Chemical intoxication/sensitivity Poor detoxification capability Chronic stress Psychological issues Poor digestion/absorption Bacteria, viruses, and other micro-organisms

Neurotransmitter imbalance Inflammation Heavy metals Hypoglycemia Foods sensitivities Parasites Residual effects of trauma Chronic pain

Fatigue and its associated symptoms, while not immediately life-threatening, can reduce your productivity and ability to enjoy your life. If you are experiencing one or more symptoms associated with fatigue, it’s time to take a proactive step towards a more vibrant, happy, energized life. By investigating the factors that underlie your chronic fatigue, you can soon feel better than you have in years – maybe ever! It’s your life, it’s the only one you get – live it well!