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05-18-2011, 11:11 AM	#1
talltimber Newbie (male) Join Date: May 2011 Location: Idaho USA Posts: 6	Adrenal function and insomnia I have Lyme Disease. It effects many differrent body functions. My adrenal function is out of balance - it is low during the day, high at night. Is there any thing to slow it at night - even if it makes me sleepy day and night? I have tried BHEA with no success. I do soak in epsom salt baths which helps me sleep but that makes my digestive system relax and quit working. Do you have a suggestion on how to slow my adrenal process at night so I can sleep?

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