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search   The term "adrenal fatigue" may be applied to a
collection of mostly nonspecific symptoms such as "tiredness,
trouble falling asleep at night or waking up in the morning,
salt and sugar craving, and needing stimulants like caffeine to
get through the day". There is no scientific evidence supporting
the concept of adrenal fatigue and it is not recognized as an
actual diagnosis by the medical community.[1]  Blood or salivary
testing is sometimes offered by alternative medical
practitioners to diagnose adrenal fatigue, but these tests lack
a scientific basis.[1] The concept of adrenal fatigue has given
rise to an industry of dietary supplements marketed to treat
this condition. These supplements are largely unregulated in the
U.S., are ineffective, and in some cases may be dangerous.[1]
See also[edit]     1. ^ a b c d "Myth vs. Fact: Adrenal
Fatigue". The Hormone Foundation. August 2010. Re