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What's the issue?

Discussion in 'Health & Fitness' started by Remy Zero, Sep 13, 2011.

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  1. Remy Zero

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    #1 Remy Zero, Sep 13, 2011
    A close friend of mine, 42 years old have been recently having some issues. Some days, he wakes up all fresh and good to go to work. Some days, he has dizziness, no motivation, and all tired out.

    He's been to the doc, cholesterol all ok, not a diabetic, and he's pretty active and works out often. Since he's a hairstylist, has this got to do anything with his long hours of standing?

    Or could be due to the fact that he was a heavy smoker, about 2 weeks ago, he bought an e cig, and effective quit smoking now. Is it possible as quitting cigs suddenly is one of the effects?

    He's been to a few doctors, but none so far can tell whats the problem.
     
  2. TexasF355F1

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    #2 TexasF355F1, Sep 13, 2011
    Probably a combination. What about breathing those fumes in the salon all day?

    Get tested for allergies too. They can cause a lot of problems.
     
  3. Chupacabra

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    #3 Chupacabra, Sep 13, 2011
    Could be depression, or, if he works out very intensely or too frequently, overtraining or dehydration. I'm guilty of overtraining from time to time, and that's one of the ways my body lets me know I've done too much. Also, not enough H2O can make me feel like I'm coming down with the flu!
     
  4. Remy Zero

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    #4 Remy Zero, Sep 13, 2011
    Thanks for the replies guys! I'll convey the message to my friend.
     
  5. billyfitness

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    #5 billyfitness, Sep 17, 2011
    I find that if a person gives up one drug, in this case nicotine, there is an adjustment period in brain chemistry wit the symptoms you mention.

    The same goes for caffeine...or sugar!

    -Billy
     
  6. ECHO CHARLIE

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    #6 ECHO CHARLIE, Nov 17, 2011
    Check to see if you have a hiatal hernia.

    Edward
     
  7. Xcheckme

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    #7 Xcheckme, Nov 17, 2011
    Have him get his testosterone levels checked
     
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    #8 PRS, Nov 20, 2011
    +100. A full hormone panel is in order!
     
  9. JOEV

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    #9 JOEV, Nov 20, 2011
    +1. Not saying it is THE issue of course, but going from heavy smoker to non-smoker will definitely have a strong effect on body chemistry, resulting in the symptoms mentioned.
     

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