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BURNOUT
"I've been very
lucky to be a
patient of Dr.
Jesse Hanley.
I am so happy
that now
everyone will be
able to benefit
from her healing
and medical
wisdom. Tired of Being
Tired is
indispensable to
anyone like me,
with a busy
life!"
--Olivia
Newton-John
Maybe your life is
complete on the outside but empty on the
inside. Has success brought you rewards, but
have you no energy to enjoy them? Are you
exhausted, struggling with health issues, and
constantly battling with your weight? Do you
find you just do not have the vitality and
optimism you once had? Do you suffer from
insomnia and obsessive thoughts? Does it
take one, two, three, or more cups of coffee
just to get through the morning?
You may
think, I am getting older and this is what
happens. It may be a surprise to learn that
these symptoms are NOT a function of age.
You do not have to slide into a helpless
pattern of fatigue, weight gain and illness.
You can have your energy back, lose weight,
sleep soundly, achieve optimal health, and
look and feel younger.
First let’s see if you
have the typical symptoms of “burnout”….Dr.
Hanley invites you to take an
short test
taken directly from her book
Tired of Being Tired .
In today’s high stress
world, many would answer yes to at least
three to five of the questions.
Irritability, insomnia, weight gain or loss,
recurring colds and flu, environmental
sensitivities, and low energy are problems
that are becoming more commonplace every year
and can develop into more serious health
concerns such as heart disease, type II
diabetes and metabolic syndrome.
According to Dr. Jesse
Hanley, we don’t have to live like this. To
learn more about the lifestyles we’ve grown
accustomed to which are responsible for our
burned out systems and tired adrenal glands,
read an intensive article narrated by Dr.
Jesse Hanley entitled,
FACING
OFF FATIGUE.
"Dr. Hans Selye, the
father of the term "stress" would be pleased with Dr. Jesse Hanley's book,
Tired of Being Tired. This sensible "how-to" book gives the missing
piece in Dr. Selye's puzzle--what to do about stress, fatigue,
burnout--once you know it is a problem. This book provides a path to
recovery for countless people who are living beyond their stress response."--Jeffrey S. Bland,
Ph.D.
The truth is that you can have
your energy back, lose weight,
sleep soundly, and more.
You CAN have your life
back. Dr. Hanley has seen it happen for
many, and she would like to show you how to
do it yourself. It is as easy as Ten Simple
Solutions taken from Dr. Hanley’s book,
Tired of Being Tired , a complete wellness
program designed to restore your energy…and
rejuvenate your mind, your body and your
life.
Eat, Eat, Eat, All Day
Long
Exercise Less
Calm Your Central Nervous
System
Pay Off Your Sleep Debt
Let Go of Your Favorite
Poison
Supplement a Tired Food
Chain
Oxygenate Your Body
Learn about Hidden Toxins
Have Fun Every Day
Cultivate
SELF-fulfillment
To get a jump start on
your path of health and wellness, Dr. Hanley
recommends taking a
daily multi-vitamin,
adrenal support formula and perhaps Gaba,
which is a natural calming alternative.
Click
here to listen
to Dr. Hanley's radio interview
on Burnout, how to recognize it
and how to begin your healing.
This
interview aired November
2006 on Skyradio on several
major airlines.
ADRENAL BURNOUT QUIZ - This is from
"Tired of Being Tired "

Scoring
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Please add 1 point for each yes answer and score as follows:
Any score < 1= Driven 2=Dragging 3 or greater=Losing It and clearly on the path to burnout
See complete questionnaire in "Tired of Being Tired " |
DRIVEN: You love taking risks and rising to challenges and have big dreams and ambitions. You love the adrenaline rush. You may have started a few bad habits like eating junk food and sugar. But you still feel and look great. Life is a blur of excitement and energy.
DRAGGING: You
feel less energetic than you used
to. Caffeine, junk food, and sugar
are part of your daily diet. You
may turn to an occasional
over-the-counter drug or two when
you have an ache or pain. Your
sleep is not as sound as it was,
and you are getting a little
flabby-or you might be losing a
little bit too much weight. But you
are not worried yet.
LOSING IT: You have to admit you cannot keep up with your plan; you have dark circles under your eyes now. You really are too fat or too thin. Either way you are looking older. Insomnia may be your chronic bedfellow, and you often lie awake worrying about what you have to do, what has been done to you, and what you still need to accomplish. Life is not what it used to be.
Exercise is not much of a part of your life. Instead you rely too much on coffee, sugar, and other stimulants. You have been a grouch lately, and this behavior shocks you. You feel achy all the time as if you are on the verge of the flu, and you know there is something wrong. But nothing shows up on you medical tests.
HITTING THE WALL: Your family and friends are fed up with hearing you gripe about how exhausted you are, how much work you have to do, how much you hate your work, and how fat you are.
Your memory is shot, you are having a lot of emotional tantrums these days, and you have an obsessive tape running in you brain. Insomnia, nightmares, gastrointestinal problems, allergies, asthma, headaches, migraines, musculoskeletal pains, back pain, and a stiff neck are all too familiar-along with the prescription and over-the-counter drugs you take to try to find relief.
Caffeine and alcohol are pretty constant now. You have no energy and no real social life. Even so, you still doubt whether your behaviors are really affecting your health that much.
BURNED OUT: This is crisis mode. You can barely remember what once made life worth living. You are feverish, weak, and achy. Or worse, cancer, heart attack, or chronic fatigue has reared its ugly head or you may be suffering from an autoimmune disease.
You may have been involved in a major car or other potentially fatal accident that was the result of fatigue, depression, drinking, or drugs, or you may have become an alcoholic or drug addict. You have never been so lonely.
E-mail
Jesse Hanley, M.D.
Phone: 310-457-5806
Fax: 310-457-1994
Malibu, CA 90265
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