Protocols: Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome

Sports Medicine, Internists and General Medicine

Adrenal fatigue is caused by abnormal functioning of the suprarenal glands that sit on top of the kidneys. These glands are in charge of releasing a series of hormones, among which is cortisol, a hormone that is released to help the body respond to stress.

When an individual finds himself under stress, these glands focus on releasing only this hormone, halting production of other hormones the body needs. This is known as adrenal fatigue, and it affects our health and the general state of the body.

Adrenal fatigue, as we have already mentioned, is produced in the suprarenal glands, which are essential for good health. The problem is that these end up failing, which impedes them from functioning in a normal manner.

This poor functioning has many physical signs that translate into fatigue, muscle weakness, symptoms of depression, slowness when performing any action, hyperventilation, poor healing of wounds, lack of libido, increase in allergic reactions or increased intensity of existing allergies…

In order for the suprarenal glands to fail and for adrenal fatigue to appear, a series of factors must be present that must be kept in mind. The main thing to keep in mind is that a prolonged period of stress is the primary cause.

Stressful situations also include traumatic moments or periods in which there are high levels of worrying. After respiratory infections such as cold, flu and pneumonia, we might see episodes of adrenal fatigue.

Protocol

• Cellorgane Multi-complex No. 8 Adrenal Glands Injectable

 

Administer 2 ml daily by deep intramuscular injection for 5 days, rest 2 and administer an-other complete treatment course of 2 ml daily for 5 days (two boxes). Treatment should be repeated after 6 months.

• Cellorgane Multi-complex No. 8 Adrenal Glands. Oral

 

Cellorgane Multi-complex tablets, take 2 tablets in the morning (on an empty stomach) and 2 tablets in the evening (on an empty stomach), concurrently with injections of Cellorgane Multi-complex. Subsequently, it should be taken continuously for at least 3 months, and then re-evaluate.

• Revercell

 

To be taken concurrently with the previous treatment; one white capsule in the morning, one white/red in the afternoon, and one red at night before meals, continuously for six months, and then re-evaluate.

• Cellorgane Complex No. 7 Brain, Hypothalamus, Pituitary Oral

 

Cellorgane Multi-complex tablets, take 2 tablets in the morning (on an empty stomach) and 2 tablets at night (on an empty stomach), concurrently with injections of Cellorgane Multi-complex. Subsequently, Treatment should be taken continuously for at least 3 months, and then re-evaluate.