Adrenal Questionnaire by Dr. James L. Wilson, N.D., D.C., PH.D.

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A pre-determinate prior to addressing any other health condition. 1 Mail back a $35.00 Payment for result to your test. Adrenal Questionnaire by Dr. James L. Wilson, N.D., D.C., PH.D. Name: Age: M / F Today s Date: Number each statement in the columns below: 0 = Never/Rarely 1 = Occasionally/Slightly 2 = Moderate in Intensity or Frequency 3 = Intense/Sever or Frequent Predisposing Factors Past Present 1. I have experience long periods of stress that have affected my well-being. 2. have had one or more severely stressful events that have affected by well-being. 3. I have driven myself to exhaustion. 4. I overwork with little play or relaxation for extended periods. 5. I have had extended, severe, or recurring respiratory infections. 6. I have taken long term or intense steroid therapy (corticosteroids). 7. I tend to gain weight, especially around the middle (spare tire). 8. I have a history of alcoholism &/or drug abuse. 9. I have environmental sensitivities. 10. I have diabetes (type ll, adult onset, NIDDM). 11. I suffer from post-traumatic distress syndrome. 12. I suffer from anorexia.* 13. I have one or more chronic illnesses disease. Total

Number each statement in the columns below: 2 0 = Never/Rarely 2 = Moderate in Intensity or Frequency 1 = Occasionally/Slightly 3 = Intense/Sever or Frequent Key Signs & Symptoms 1. My ability to handle stress and pressure has decreased. 2. I am less productive at work. 3. I seem to have decreased in cognitive ability. I don t think as clearly as I used to. 4. My thinking is confused when hurried or under pressure. 5. I tend to avoid emotional situations. 6. I tend to shake or am nervous when under pressure. 7. I suffer from nervous stomach indigestion when tense. 8. I have many unexplained fears / anxieties. 9. My sex drive is noticeably less than it used to be. 10. I get light headed or dizzy when rising rapidly from a sitting or lying position. 11. I have feelings of graying out or blacking out. 12. I am chronically fatigued; a tiredness that is not usually relieved by slepp.* 13. I feel unwell much of the time. 14. I notice that my ankles are sometimes swollen the swelling is worse in the evening. 15. I usually need to lie down or rest after sessions of psychological or emotional pressure/stress. 16. My muscles sometimes feel weaker than they should. 17. My hands and legs get restless experience meaningless body movements. 18. I have become allergic or have increased frequency/severity of allergic reactions. 19. When I scratch my skin, a white line remains for a minute or more. 20. Small irregular dark brown spots have appeared on my forehead, face, neck, and shoulders. 21. I sometimes feel weak all over* 22. I have unexplained and frequent headaches. 23. I am frequently cold. 24. I have decreased tolerance for cold.* 25. I have low blood pressure.* 26. I often become hungry, confused, shaky or somewhat paralyzed under stress. 27. I have lost weight without reason while feeling very tired and listless. 28. I have feelings of hopelessness or despair. 29. I have decreased tolerance. People irritate me more. 30. The lymph nodes in my neck are frequently swollen (I get swollen glands on my neck.) 31. I Have times of nausea and vomiting for no apparent reason.*. Total

Adrenal Questionnaire by Dr. James L. Wilson, N.D., D.C., PH.D. Name: Age: M / F Today s Date: 3 Number each statement in the columns below: 0 = Never/Rarely 1 = Occasionally/Slightly 2 = Moderate in Intensity or Frequency 3 = Intense/Sever or Frequent Energy Patterns 1. I often have to force myself in order to keep going. Everything seems like a chore..2. I am easily fatigued. 3. I have difficulty getting up in the morning (don t really wake up until about 10:00 AM). 4. I suddenly run out of energy. 5. I usually feel much better and fully awake after the noon meal. 6. I often have an afternoon low between 3:00-5:00 PM. 7. I get low energy, moody or foggy if I do not eat regularly. 8. I usually feel best after 6:00 PM. 9. I am often tired at 9:00-10:00 PM, but resist going to bed. 10. I like to sleep late in the morning. 11. My best, most refreshing sleep often comes between 7:00-9:00 AM. 12. I often do my best work late at night (early in the morning.). 13. If I don t go to bed by 11:00 PM, I get a second burst of energy around 11:00 PM, often lasting until 1:00-2:00 AM.. Total Frequently Observed Events 1. I get coughs/colds that stay around for several weeks. 2. I have frequent or recurring bronchitis, pneumonia or other respiratory infections. 3. I get asthma, colds and other respiratory involvements two or more times per year. 4. I frequently get rashes, dermatitis, or other skin conditions. 5. I have rheumatoid arthritis. 6. I have allergies to several things in the environment. 7. I have multiple chemical sensitivities. 8. I have chronic fatigue syndrome. 9. I get pain in the muscles of my upper back and lower neck for no apparent reason. 10. I get pain in the muscles on the sides of my neck. 11. I have insomnia or difficult sleeping. 12. I have fibromyalgia. 13. I suffer from asthma. 14. I suffer from hay fever. 15. I suffer from nervous breakdowns. 16. My allergies are becoming worse (more severe, frequent, or diverse). 17. The fat pads on palms of my hands and/or tips of my fingers are often red.

Number each statement in the columns below: 4 0 = Never/Rarely 1 = Occasionally/Slightly 2 = Moderate in Intensity or Frequency 3 = Intense/Sever or Frequent Frequently Observed Events...continued 18. I bruise more easily than I used to. 19. I have a tenderness in my back near my spine at the bottom of my rib cage when pressed. 20. I have swelling under my eyes upon rising that goes away after I have been up for a couple of hours. The next 2 question are for women only 21. I have increasing symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) such as cramping, bloating, moodiness, irritability, emotional instability, headaches, tiredness, and/or intolerance before my period (only some of these need be present.) 22. My periods are generally heavy but they often stop, or almost stop, on the fourth day, only to startup profusely on the 5 th or 6 th day.. Total Food Patterns Past 1..2..3..4..5.6..7..8..9. Now I need coffee or some other stimulant to get going in the morning. I often crave food high in fat and feel better with high fat foods. I use high fat foods to drive myself. I often use high fat foods and caffeine containing drinks (coffee, colas, chocolate) to drive myself. I often crave salt and/or foods high in salt. I like salty foods. I feel worse if I eat high potassium foods like bananas, figs, raw potatoes), especially if I eat them in the morning. I crave high protein foods (meats, cheeses). I crave sweet foods (pies, cakes, pastries, doughnuts, dried fruits, candies or desserts). I feel worse if I miss or skip a meal. Total Aggravation Factors 1. I have constant stress in my life or work..2. My dietary habits tend to be sporadic and unplanned..3. My relationships at work and/or home are unhappy..4. I do not exercise regularly..5. I eat lots of fruit..6. My life contains insufficient enjoyable activities..7. I have little control over how I spend my time..8. I restrict my salt intake..9. I have gum and/or tooth infections or abscesses. 10. I have meals at regular times. Total

Adrenal Questionnaire by Dr. James L. Wilson, N.D., D.C., PH.D. 5 Name: Age: M / F Today s Date: Relieving Factors 1. I feel better almost right away once a stressful situation is resolved. 2. Regular meals decrease the severity of my symptoms. 3. I often feel better after spending a night out with friends. 4. I often feel better if I lie down. 5. Other relieving factors. Total Additional Symptoms (ones that are present now) The areas on my body listed below have become bluish-black in color. Inside of lips, mouth Vagina Genitals Around nipples I have frequent unexplained diarrhea. I have increased darkening around the bony areas, at folds in my skin, scars and the creases in my joints. I have light colored patches on my skin where the skin has lost its usual color. I easily become dehydrated. I have fainting spells. Ask to See the second section: Ask to See the third section: Ask to See the fourth & final section: Scoring and Interpretation of Questions Health History Timeline Helping Yourself Back to health. Available @: Joni Lund Trading Post, Northern Plains Health Institute 1295 1 st ST S, Carrington, ND 58421-1905

Self-help observations to see if you suspect Your thyroid function may be low. (Hypothyroidism?). 1. Your Basil body temperature, taken before rising in the morning, is below 98.2F (oral) or 97.2F (underarm). 2. Your stamina or capacity does not improve with increased exercise. Typically with repeated exercise your stamina and strength increase., even if you have adrenal fatigue. 3. At 9:30 PM you hit a wall and are ready for bed but there is no 11:00 PM second wind (as is often the case with pure adrenal fatigue. 4. Reaction time is slightly slower than you know it should be when you drive a car, engaging in sports or operation equipment. 5. You gain weight easily, especially around your hips and thighs, even when eating the right foods in normal portions. 6. The outside of your eyebrows are much thinner than normal. Disappearing. 7. You feel sluggish and not fully awake much of the day. (Those with pure adrenal fatigue usually feel awake by 10:00 AM, or if not by 10:00 Am, after the noon meal.) 8. Your energy does not noticeably improve after your evening meal or after 6:00 PM. If you approximately half of the indicators, then you may have a low thyroid component to your adrenal fatigue. 6 1. Check the relationship between your thyroid and hypothalamus/pituitary/adrenal system. 2. 2. Nutritional supplements. 3. 3. Limit your body burdens. Stress is #1, Poor nutrition, Sleep & work habits, physical exertions, 4. Ankle swelling is not a deceasionary factor by itself. Low Adrenal cortisol levels: 1. Possible low blood pressure 2. Excess white blood cells esp. lymphocytes. 3. Excessive inflammation or redness 4. Hypoglycemia low blood sugar Often at these times: 10:00AM, 2:)) PM, between 3-4:00 PM. 60% staggering from low blood sugar go on to become diabetics. 5. Often sugar cravings. 6. Can have salt cravings (low aldosterone) By the end of the day the person can feel nearly exhausted without having done anything. Might take an entire evening or weekend to recover from this daily/weekly roller coaster ride. Like driving with brakes and accelerator pushed to the floor at the same time.