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Dr. Berg talks about if intermittent fasting is safe for your adrenals. It's a normal process and function for cortisol to counter a low blood sugar level. So when you do intermittent fasting, your blood sugars drop and cortisol, the adrenal hormone kicks in to prevent this. So it's a normal function for cortisol to do this just as cortisol also increases your WBCs and inflammation during infection and injury. So it's not that these things stress the adrenal, it's just a part of the normal process of the purpose of cortisol. You may need to fix your insulin resistance AS WELL AS your adrenal separately.

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