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If you are always tired you could be experiencing adrenal fatigue. And adding dragons blood to remedy this would be a bad idea.

In today’s world, most take in too much caffeine from energy drinks, pre workouts etc. this taxes your adrenals heavy and then people have to take in more and more just to stay awake. Caffeine is a drug that taxes the body... especially adrenal glands and depletes your body of vital vitamins and minerals. Especially your b vitamins.

If you take in lots of caffeine I would highly suggest a good b-complex vitamin. Or injectable b-12 weekly

You will also need to ensure an upswing in potassium and magnesium since caffeine depleted these minerals hard core.

B vitamins, potassium and magnesium are all energy components in the body. Being depleted henders your energy.


Have you had a vitamin and mineral test?

Oh wow I had no idea. I only drink coffee on workout days...so 5 times a week. I’m guessing I am ingesting about 300 mg of caffeine per workout day.

Would b12 or other b vitamins increase hematocrit/hemoglobin?

I’m definitely going to get a vitamin and mineral test done. I’m guessing that’s obviously through blood?

Thank you
 
Looks like I’m going to have to get back to ordering again. My last two took about 2-3 weeks. And I hated asking him if it was shipped out yet. I know he was hurt so never wanted to be a bother. But each time he said he thought it was shipped and wasn’t. It’s good to see they are showing up faster. I was holding off a little until the TA picked back up. Now I guess gotta order some more lol
 
Oh wow I had no idea. I only drink coffee on workout days...so 5 times a week. I’m guessing I am ingesting about 300 mg of caffeine per workout day.

Would b12 or other b vitamins increase hematocrit/hemoglobin?

I’m definitely going to get a vitamin and mineral test done. I’m guessing that’s obviously through blood?

Thank you
 
Damn my dad has it and had to get one, I had it as a kid but they took my tonsils out and it mostly went away. I have to do another sleep study in a few years to see if it it's any worse.
I'd gladly give up my tonsils and my left nut. I stop breathing 66 times an hour. Something like 15 times is considered severe. It's my understanding that they would have to reconstruct my throat beyond tonsils
 
I'd gladly give up my tonsils and my left nut. I stop breathing 66 times an hour. Something like 15 times is considered severe. It's my understanding that they would have to reconstruct my throat beyond tonsils

I would never let them do that personally.

If they went that route, like most things they say, it may or may not improve it. Seems like most major surgeries such as this one... most of the time things don’t improve and the only people to come out ahead are the surgeons and the other teams involved who made money off the ordeal.
 
I would never let them do that personally.

If they went that route, like most things they say, it may or may not improve it. Seems like most major surgeries such as this one... most of the time things don’t improve and the only people to come out ahead are the surgeons and the other teams involved who made money off the ordeal.

Yeah, to be honest they told me (I was young I think 12-14) that it was only ~70% effective and there is good chance it comes back after ages 40+

Luckily I was in that 70%

As for an entire throat reconstruction surgery, I'd stick with the CPAP machine.
 
I would never let them do that personally.

If they went that route, like most things they say, it may or may not improve it. Seems like most major surgeries such as this one... most of the time things don’t improve and the only people to come out ahead are the surgeons and the other teams involved who made money off the ordeal.
I recently had a septoplasty and turbinate reduction to improve the breathing in my nose. I was told there was a 95% success rate and that people are generally very pleased with the result. That was in April and guess who still can't breathe half the time... this guy
 
I would never let them do that personally.

If they went that route, like most things they say, it may or may not improve it. Seems like most major surgeries such as this one... most of the time things don’t improve and the only people to come out ahead are the surgeons and the other teams involved who made money off the ordeal.

Youre vast knowledge on just about everything in the world never ceases to amaze me.
:D
 
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