The adrenal glands are vital components of the endocrine system, and work in conjunction with the thyroid, pituitary glands, hypothalamus, pancreas, and reproductive organs to regulate cellular activity by producing and secreting hormones. The adrenal glands are responsible for producing corticosteroids, which regulate metabolism, the immune system, and sexual function; and catecholamine (adrenaline) that helps the body cope with physical and emotional stress by increasing heart rate and blood pressure.
Adrenal fatigue occurs when the body is under constant, overwhelming stress. This stress can be either physical or emotional, but is usually prolonged and intense. In an effort to reach homeostasis, the adrenal glands work overtime, firing on all cylinders and releasing hormones into the body. When the adrenal glands cannot catch up, they eventually shut down and adrenal exhaustion will take effect. Symptoms of adrenal fatigue/exhaustion are much more than the normal, day-to-day feeling of being run down.
People who struggle with adrenal fatigue often reach for synthetic stimulants (energy drinks, caffeine, etc.) to give them the boost needed to function in their day. This solution is actually counterproductive, much like trying to jump-start a car that has no battery. Nutritional experts recommend adaptogenic plants and herbs for a natural form of energy. Some of the most well-known adaptogenic herbs include multiple strands of ginseng (a key component in Dynamite’s Herbal Green™), astragalus, and ashwagandha (both found in Mega Botanicals™).
There are a few Dynamite products that can help get your body functioning at peak performance again. For immediate energy, incorporate Mega Botanicals into your daily routine. This green drink provides an all-natural, caffeine-free pick me up. In addition, the combination of its chlorophyll base, digestive enzymes, and immune boosting ingredients balance pH and provide long lasting health benefits. To begin healing the adrenals, a foundational daily supplement is a must, especially one that contains high quality B vitamins. DM Plus™, Dynamite’s daily foundational supplement, contains pure amino acid chelates, including co-enzyme B complex and the highest quality Vitamin E in the industry, as well as a myriad of additional vitamins and minerals. In addition, taking Dynamite’s Herbal Green daily can provide those all-important adaptogens to normalize and stabilize hormonal balance.
Maintaining a healthy weight plays a huge part in reducing the stress of your organs. Eating healthier and reducing inflammation not only relieves pressure on the organs, but also increases energy and assists the body in behaving normally, consistently. Dynamite’s 180™ homeopathic weight loss drops along with Dyna-Lite™ help assist the body in burning adipose fat, as well as bringing into alignment the communication of the hypothalamus, pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands. It supports hormonal balance, healthy libido, consistent sleep habits, and overall feeling of well-being, helping the endocrine system function with a higher degree of efficacy.
Resources:
Balch, Phyllis A., CNC. Prescription for Nutritional Healing. 5th. New York: Penguin Group, 2010. 152-155. Print.
Shomon, Mary. “Thyroid Disease.” Adrenal Fatigue/Adrenal Exhaustion. The New York Times Company, December 3, 2003. Web. 3 Aug 2012.
Adrenal fatigue occurs when the body is under constant, overwhelming stress. This stress can be either physical or emotional, but is usually prolonged and intense. In an effort to reach homeostasis, the adrenal glands work overtime, firing on all cylinders and releasing hormones into the body. When the adrenal glands cannot catch up, they eventually shut down and adrenal exhaustion will take effect. Symptoms of adrenal fatigue/exhaustion are much more than the normal, day-to-day feeling of being run down.
People who struggle with adrenal fatigue often reach for synthetic stimulants (energy drinks, caffeine, etc.) to give them the boost needed to function in their day. This solution is actually counterproductive, much like trying to jump-start a car that has no battery. Nutritional experts recommend adaptogenic plants and herbs for a natural form of energy. Some of the most well-known adaptogenic herbs include multiple strands of ginseng (a key component in Dynamite’s Herbal Green™), astragalus, and ashwagandha (both found in Mega Botanicals™).
There are a few Dynamite products that can help get your body functioning at peak performance again. For immediate energy, incorporate Mega Botanicals into your daily routine. This green drink provides an all-natural, caffeine-free pick me up. In addition, the combination of its chlorophyll base, digestive enzymes, and immune boosting ingredients balance pH and provide long lasting health benefits. To begin healing the adrenals, a foundational daily supplement is a must, especially one that contains high quality B vitamins. DM Plus™, Dynamite’s daily foundational supplement, contains pure amino acid chelates, including co-enzyme B complex and the highest quality Vitamin E in the industry, as well as a myriad of additional vitamins and minerals. In addition, taking Dynamite’s Herbal Green daily can provide those all-important adaptogens to normalize and stabilize hormonal balance.
Maintaining a healthy weight plays a huge part in reducing the stress of your organs. Eating healthier and reducing inflammation not only relieves pressure on the organs, but also increases energy and assists the body in behaving normally, consistently. Dynamite’s 180™ homeopathic weight loss drops along with Dyna-Lite™ help assist the body in burning adipose fat, as well as bringing into alignment the communication of the hypothalamus, pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands. It supports hormonal balance, healthy libido, consistent sleep habits, and overall feeling of well-being, helping the endocrine system function with a higher degree of efficacy.
Resources:
Balch, Phyllis A., CNC. Prescription for Nutritional Healing. 5th. New York: Penguin Group, 2010. 152-155. Print.
Shomon, Mary. “Thyroid Disease.” Adrenal Fatigue/Adrenal Exhaustion. The New York Times Company, December 3, 2003. Web. 3 Aug 2012.
