Conditions We Treat
Adrenal Fatigue
What's commonly called 'adrenal fatigue' is actually dysfunction of the HPA (hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal) axis, your body's stress response system. After prolonged activation from chronic stress, infection, or inflammation, the system doesn't 'fatigue', it downregulates to protect you from chronically elevated cortisol.
Common Symptoms
Does this sound like you? These symptoms may seem unrelated, but they share common root signals.
The Signal-Based Medicine Perspective
Root Causes of Adrenal Fatigue
Your HPA axis didn't break from too much coffee. It downregulated because something is chronically activating your stress response, a hidden gut infection, blood sugar swings from insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, unresolved emotional trauma, or sleep architecture disruption. Supplementing with adrenal hormones without finding the chronic stressor is like putting a louder alarm on a house that's already on fire.
- Chronic psychological stress
- Chronic infections driving inflammation
- Gut dysbiosis affecting the HPA axis
- Blood sugar instability
- Sleep disruption
- Inflammatory conditions
Advanced Diagnostics
How Kure Health Tests for Adrenal Fatigue
Treatment
What Drives Adrenal Fatigue?
We identify the upstream driver of HPA axis dysfunction, whether it's a gut infection, blood sugar instability, or chronic inflammation, and address the cause while supporting the stress response system's recovery through targeted nutrients, lifestyle protocols, and monitoring.
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