Dr. Elizabeth Boham

And then, of course, we're paying attention to the mitochondria.

You know, that's the powerhouse of those cells that take your food and turn it into ATP or energy.

And so there can be many reasons why those organelles aren't working well.

And so we're thinking about that.

Toxins.

Yes.

infections, just genetic variations.

And I think that's another thing that's really important that we pay attention to is, you know, does this person have some variations in their genetics that are influencing their energy and their requirement for certain nutrients?

We, of course, pay attention to hormones, the thyroid hormone, the adrenal hormones, the female and male hormones.

We really are looking at all aspects of somebody's health.

And that, I think, is really helpful to determine, okay, what is the cause for this individual person?

It's so important to ask those questions, right, of how long has this been going on?

Did it just start?

Has it been your lifelong, you know, have you been life, like your whole life been a little more tired than, you know, somebody, you know, other people that you know?

You know, if you're always feeling a little tired or is it some acute change that happened?

When did it happen?

Are you tired all the time?

Are you tired certain times of the day?

Are you tired in certain locations, right, and not in others when you think about things like toxins and molds?

Yeah.