Fatigue

General
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Check this out to see if any of these would help you out! :0)
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/fatigue-solution

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Thank you Jeanie.. I will certainly try dandelion tea.

For me, fatigue is a major part of my ataxia and juggling exercise, domestic chores and getting outside is very difficult.

Adrenaline is great of course but there is always the 'drop' !!

I cant use caffeine as it causes bladder urgency. The only option is too pace myself.

xx

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The thyroid/sea salt thing is of special interest to me. Thank you.

I also heard of oat straw extract helping to fight fatigue - have you heard of this?

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Hi All,

If you donot have gluten sensitivity here is another way for solving fatigue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjgBLwH3Wc

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I haven't heard of Oat straw extract before. I'll have to investigate that and find out more information about it. Thanks!



Glitter on Butterflies said:

The thyroid/sea salt thing is of special interest to me. Thank you.

I also heard of oat straw extract helping to fight fatigue - have you heard of this?
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Fatigue is a major part of my ataxia also. Bummer isn't it? I can handle walking strange and the other things but being tired all the time gets old, or should I saw it did along time ago. I'm trying to attack this as natural as I can but I'm almost wiling to do anything about it now! :0)

Hope the tea helps you.

Patsy said:

Thank you Jeanie.. I will certainly try dandelion tea.

For me, fatigue is a major part of my ataxia and juggling exercise, domestic chores and getting outside is very difficult.

Adrenaline is great of course but there is always the 'drop' !!

I cant use caffeine as it causes bladder urgency. The only option is too pace myself.

xx

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I'm glad you posted this here. I went GF in 2007 and it's helped allot. My thought is every bit I can do to help myself add up. Even though in itself it's not a cure. What ever works right? :0)

I was tested and told I wasn't gluten intolerant but follow going GF anyway. My Dr. said it's like having a guarantee that I will absorb all my vit and minerals from what I eat and since I closely monitor what I eat I want to absorb everything I can so it's not a waist.

Steve said:

Hi All,

If you donot have gluten sensitivity here is another way for solving fatigue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjgBLwH3Wc

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Thanks for the info., Jeannie! Fatigue is a common thread with ataxia! ;o)

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Yes! I have a ton of it so anything I can find that might help I'll try. Well almost anything within reason that's more natural! :0)

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Thanks Jeannie for posting this. I have Sensory Ataxia and I find fatigue a big thing (mind you I am 83) - my Ataxia only started 6 years ago.

Cheers for now,

Doug Smith, Bristol, England

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I hope you find something that can help. I know it's definitely not fun to have to say the least. Please let us know. :0)


dougmusical said:

Thanks Jeannie for posting this. I have Sensory Ataxia and I find fatigue a big thing (mind you I am 83) - my Ataxia only started 6 years ago.

Cheers for now,

Doug Smith, Bristol, England

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Here is another thought on fatigue that may help someone.

http://xfinity.comcast.net/slideshow/news-tiredallthetime/1/

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Thanks so much, Jeannie, for all the good information on fatigue! ;o)