You probably haven’t heard this exciting news. Fatigue is no longer an inevitable consequence of living.

“If you’re sick of being tired all the time, don’t pour another cup of coffee, pop another Ginseng, or drag yourself through another day without reading this research bulletin. It could change your life.

“And, please don’t let anyone convince you that fatigue is all in your head, or even worse, that you simply have to live with it.”

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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is characterized by persistent or relapsing debilitating fatigue for at least 6 months in the absence of any other definable diagnosis. Symptoms of CFS may include depression, hypotension, weight loss, and inability to endure stress.

Over time, CFS can make life miserable, wearing down the body, depressing the spirit, and making a person much more vulnerable to a wide range of related illnesses. Living with CFS can be even more difficult when the individual--and those others around him or her--do not fully understand the factors behind this debilitating condition.

CFS is often part of a complex, multifactorial health condition. There are myriad possible internal and external mechanisms whereby the body's metabolic system can get thrown "out of whack" and induce feelings of exhaustion--and many of these mechanisms are interrelated.

The following are possible underlying causes and contributing factors of both fatigue and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). It is important to distinguish between the two conditions, because each one can be triggered by different mechanisms in the body, and thus may have very different diagnostic indicators.

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Fatigue and Thyroid Function: Fatigue is a hallmark symptom of thyroid hormone imbalances.

Fatigue and Adrenal Hormones: Chronically high or low levels of powerful adrenal hormones can wear the body down and produce feelings of exhaustion.

Fatigue and Cellular Energy: About 90% of the body's energy is generated by a cellular energy cycle that depends on a healthy balance of organic acids.

Fatigue and Detoxification: Fatigue can develop from toxic stress when the liver is no longer able to detoxify the body's harmful waste by-products and heavy metals begin accumulating from external exposure.

Fatigue and Oxidative Stress: Oxidative stress caused by unstable free radical molecules can damage the energy-producing mechanisms inside the body's cells.

Fatigue and Gastrointestinal Parasites: The incidence of infection from gastrointestinal parasites is increasing in the U.S., and once these microscopic creatures establish themselves inside the GI tract, they can dramatically sap the body's energy.

Fatigue and Digestive Function: Fatigue is often triggered by malabsorption of important nutrients, along with the overgrowth of intestinal yeasts such as Candida albicans.

Fatigue and Allergies: Fatigue and allergic sensitivity often go hand-in hand, with a multitude of possible allergenic substances hidden in the food we eat.

Fatigue and Toxins and Nutrients: Exposure to toxins from the environment, especially in combination with key nutrient shortages, can be an insidious source of chronic fatigue.

Fatigue and Fatty Acids: Identifying and treating fatty acid deficiencies has been shown to increase energy levels in many patients with chronic fatigue.

Fatigue and Amino Acids: As the primary source of important proteins, amino acids play a key role in the body's production of energy.

Dear Friend,

If you’ve ever admired women who seem to have abundant energy and wondered, “How do I get that?”… I have great news for you.

It’s easy for you to get all the extra energy you want and need—without strenuous exercise, time-consuming programs, artificial stimulants, or spikes or crashes. Impossible? It may have been in the past, but not now.

You see, no matter what you’ve heard from doctors or how frustrated you’ve felt, feeling tired is not natural, and you don’t have to be condemned to a life of exhaustion.

Do you often get dead tired? Feel like you’re always running on empty? Have trouble thinking clearly? Struggle with the blues? Look tired and slumped over? If that’s you, take heart. You’re not alone. And I can help.

Many of my patients tell me no matter what they do, they feel trapped in their fatigue due to circumstances and obligations.

In fact, when they come home from work or from being out, they’re so beat all they want to do is flop down in front of the TV. But they have an unending load of chores and family duties that somebody must do (guess who?).

For them—and for you—let me say IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE THIS WAY!

I’m living proof. Today, at age 52, my energy and vitality are tremendous and allow me to continue to work, tend to my family, and enjoy my favorite pastimes. Today, I’m stronger and healthier, physically and mentally, than when I was in my 30s.

How is this possible? And what did I discover that changed my life? In this special issue, I’ll tell you my energy secrets.

An energy breakthrough for women

In a moment, I’m going to introduce you to an amazing natural discovery. It's one of the best energy formulations designed for women I’ve seen in over 30 years of practicing medicine. In fact, this natural supplement can…

Help support higher energy levels
Support short-term energy
Promote energy you’ll enjoy all day long
Help maintain your physical, mental and emotional energy to peak levels.

But first, while you probably know most of the reasons why you feel tired, let me tell you about some of them you may not know. They’re problems that can leave you needlessly run down and flat out exhausted.

Let me start with…

A cause of tiredness and fatigue

I figured if anybody should know why I was so tired and beat down, it was me. Yet for over three years, I suffered and nothing seemed to help. Not more sleep. Not vitamins and herbs. Not exercise. Not eating the right kinds of foods. Nothing!

But I was determined to regain my strength and energy. I had too much living to do to be put on the sidelines. So I began to do extensive research into why I was so tired, and why so many women are often tired and fatigued.

What I found is a surprise to most women.

What I found out is your finely-tuned body has the amazing ability to produce energy from the nutrients you consume. That’s the key—YOU produce the energy. But if your body chemistry is even slightly out of balance, this energy is often locked-up, unavailable to you.

The good news is, as you’ll see in a moment, it’s easy to increase the natural energy you want and need.

To do so, you must first understand four key areas of your unique body chemistry that often get out of balance, leaving you physically, mentally and emotionally drained. Let me start with…
ENERGY SECRET NO. 1: Less of what you need to sustain long-term energy

ENERGY SECRET NO. 2: Chemicals that zap your mental energy and motivation

ENERGY SECRET NO. 3: Balanced body chemistry

The information herein is not intended as diagnosis, treatment or a cure. Should you have a medical condition please seek the advice of your medical doctor.