Gary Brecka

Cortisol rises in the morning, melatonin falls.

Look at her melatonin off the charts.

So no cortisol, no waking hormone, plethora in excess of melatonin.

So it's no wonder she feels like a lead balloon or she used to feel like a lead balloon getting out of bed in the morning.

This is not them being lazy.

This is not them not being motivated.

They literally do not have the hormones to accomplish a normal day.

They wake up more exhausted than they went to bed.

And it is hard to even get out of bed and find motivation because the motivation is gone because the mood and emotion is off.

And the ability to actually just get up and conduct your day is even harder because you are literally being drugged by your own body.

Your melatonin is through the roof.

I mean, this is off the charts, right?

This actually cannot register any more waking melatonin.

So it's like taking your sleep medication in the morning and taking your Adderall right before bed, right?

So take an amphetamine, try to sleep, and then by the time you fall asleep, you wake up in the morning, take sleep medication.

That's kind of how it feels.

Your body is drugging you because the hormonal cycle is so off.

The DHEA production is also in the postmenopausal range.

So this is what you'll see on this Dutch test.

This is why I love this test.