"Adrenal fatigue" is a condition circulating on social media that is supposedly caused by stress. To treat adrenal fatigue, some people have turned to unregulated supplements. But a doctor said the ...

If there are two words Dr. James Findling, an endocrinologist at the Medical College of Wisconsin, dreads hearing, they’re probably “adrenal fatigue.” Some of his patients recite claims they've read ...

The short answer is no. Chiropractor James Wilson came up with this term in 1998 to explain common patient complaints of fatigue, listlessness, and malaise (feeling crummy). His theory was that if ...

Social media is promoting a new diagnosis trend: adrenal fatigue. The idea is that when someone’s adrenal glands get overworked, they stop producing enough hormones, including cortisol, which causes ...

Proponents claim the drink – which is made with ingredients including orange juice, coconut water and salt – can lower high ...

Adrenal cocktails, also known as cortisol cocktails, promise to offer stress relief. Some TikTok users claim that cortisol cocktails can help with a variety of health issues by supporting the adrenal ...

As a psychiatrist I treat many empath-patients who come in exhausted with a syndrome known as adrenal fatigue. This is a collection of symptoms such as exhaustion, body aches, anxiety, trouble ...

Despite the popularity of the topic on TikTok, most medical experts agree that while debilitating exhaustion is very much a thing, the medical condition is not. Some people who are chronically tired ...