Thanks for the reply. I recently had my doc check thyroid and testosterone levels. Testosterone was 400 something(I'm 26) and thyroid was dead center in normal range. I know that testosterone in the 400s is slightly low, but well within the normal range I believe.
I'm sure it is a combination of things and I'm confident diet is one of them, but I've slowly been eating better for several months with very little improvement. Drinking juices, gatorade or anything with caffeine gives me a quick boost, but very short lived(as expected). On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 3:57 PM, Don Price <[email protected]> wrote: > Robbie, > > The symptoms you describe could be a lot of things or even a combination of > things: > -low testosterone > -thyroid problems > -onset of diabetes > -poor nutrition > -low blood pressure > -infection > etc., etc. > > Have your Dr give you a full physical, including blood work. > > Don. > c5/6 > > > From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 12:05 PM > > Subject: [QUAD-L] lack of energy > > Do any of you guys struggle with being tired/weak all the time? Over > the last few years it's gotten pretty bad where sometimes I can barely > move(what movement I actually have). I think it's in large part due > to diet. I don't get hungry very often so I usually end up > forgetting/skipping lunch. I've been thinking about trying meal > replacement bars(easier than shakes and don't have to be very hungry > to get one down) and was wondering if you guys might have some > suggestions? > > Also another possible cause I thought of was slow bowels. I do a > bowel program every other night using enemeez and take miralax as > needed, but every time I get a KUB(get kidney stones regularly) they > point out that my bowels are full even if a did a bowel program the > night before. The only time I feel like I'm starving is after a > massive blowout(definitely not worth it). > > Dehydration could also be a cause, because some morning and early > afternoons my kidneys are in overdrive. > > This lack of energy definitely hinders me and I'm open to suggestions. > > Thanks, > Robbie > very incomplete C2 > > >
