Doctor Wilson's Dr. Wilson’s Adrenal Fatigue Protocol®
Dr. Wilson designed these four supplements to work optimally together during adrenal fatigue to promote:
healthy stress gland function*
sound stress gland structure*
balanced adrenal hormone production*
well-regulated stress response*
helps maintain stress resilience and stress recovery*
helps maintain energy and vitality*
Dr. Wilson’s Adrenal Fatigue Protocol HPA is the licorice-free alternate Adrenal Fatigue Protocol, designed for people with high blood pressure who are sensitive to licorice.
Formulated by Dr. James L. Wilson for people experiencing stress-related adrenal fatigue*
Click on the individual supplement for supplement facts:
Super Adrenal Stress Formula: Take 1 caplet 3-5 times a day (1 upon rising, 1 at noon and 1 before bed; 1 additional caplet may be taken up to 2 times throughout the day, if desired, or use as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Adrenal Rebuilder: Take 1 caplet 3-6 times a day (1 upon rising, 1 at noon and 1 before bed; 1 additional caplet may be taken up to 3 times throughout the day, if desired), or use as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Adrenal C Formula: Take 1 caplet 3-6 times a day (1 upon rising, 1 at noon and 1 before bed; 1 additional caplet may be taken up to 3 times throughout the day, if desired), or use as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Herbal Adrenal Support Formula OR Herbal HPA: Take 20 drops in non-citrus juice or water 2-4 times a day, preferably between meals or on an empty stomach (20 drops upon rising and 20 before bed; 20 may also be taken at noon and/or mid-afternoon, if desired), or use as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Stress and Adrenal Fatigue
Healthy function of your adrenal glands is essential for stress recovery and maintaining energy and vitality during stressful times. As part of your stress response system, your adrenal glands mobilize your body’s responses to every kind of stress (whether it’s physical, emotional, or psychological) through hormones that regulate energy production and storage, immune function, heart rate, muscle tone, and other processes that enable you to cope with the stress.
Whether you have an emotional crisis such as the death of a loved one, a physical crisis such as major surgery, or any type of repeated or constant stress in your life, your adrenals have to respond to each stress and maintain homeostasis. Adrenal fatigue is produced when your adrenal glands cannot adequately meet the demands of the stress you are experiencing. During adrenal fatigue, your adrenal glands function but not well enough to maintain optimal homeostasis. This means the output of regulatory hormones by your adrenals is somewhat diminished – usually from over-stimulation.*
Over-stimulation of your adrenals can be caused either by a very intense single stress, or by chronic or repeated stresses that have a cumulative effect.* Adrenal fatigue can be mild and transient, for example the tiredness typically experienced during recovery from an illness or after vigorous exercise, or it can be severe and lasting enough to greatly reduce your ability to keep up with your life’s demands and maintain normal work and home activities. Adrenal fatigue is not the same as Addison’s disease, which results from damage to the adrenal glands through disease or physical injury.
