Addison's Disease

Synonym: bronze disease or melanoderma

The destruction of the adrenal glands characterizes this disease by profound asthenia, hypotension, gastric and lumbar pain.

Previously a consequence of tuberculosis, today it is most often of autoimmune origin and certain forms are of genetic origin. The disease begins insidiously with a state of increasing physical and psychological fatigue.

A tan coloring of the skin (melanoderma) manifests itself especially on the exposed parts and on the normally very pigmented areas. There is hypoglycemia, a drop in blood pressure and weight loss.

The plasma cortisol level is collapsed.

Hyperkalemia is found in Addison's disease

Nutrition/Diet hypotoxic, living, ancestral type (approach of D^r Seignalet)

Germinations

Juice of young cereal shoots

Pollen (rich in selenium)

Marine plasma from Quinton (Biocean): very beneficial prolonged cure

Glutathione (whey protein isolate), 10 g X 3 / day

Minerola (Superdiet), 3 tabs. morning and evening before meals

Intestinal enemas

E.O. of Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)