CHRONIC FATIGUE

Possible Causes - 7

Chronic fatigue may have many causal factors. This series of blog posts offer a few ideas you can check out for yourself or with your physician.

Medial Assessment Issues

Insulin resistance, hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia: The level of blood sugar (glucose) is controlled by insulin, as hormone produced by the pancreas. A number of disorders can effect the availability of glucose and its conversion to adenosine triphospate (ATP), the bodies primary energy source for its muscles. Type 2 diabetes is a common disease of the pancreas that effects insulin, and has substantial health consequences particularly if not addressed quickly.1

Overweight, going to the bathroom a lot, cuts and scrapes not healing well? Guys, are your very hair legs suddenly smooth and hairless? Itchy spots showing up on your arms or legs for no apparent reason? Better have your blood sugar checked.
"Nuff Said"

Please check other possible causes under the listing of Chronic Fatigue via this blog.

1 DeLany; LMT, Judith. "Tired of Being Tired." Massage Today, Oct. 2010, p. 12. (www.nmtcenter.com)