Exhaustion

Fatigue is a multifaceted symptom that can have physical, emotional and psychological causes and manifests itself in persistent tiredness, fatigue, concentration problems and reduced performance.

A wide range of illnesses can be associated with exhaustion. In this section you will find the illnesses associated with fatigue.

Tai Chi
Tai chi is a self-healing practice of deep relaxing, meditative movements that has many health benefits.
Qi Gong
Qi gong meditation is a self-healing practice that promotes good mental, physical, and spiritual health.
Chinese Body Clock
The Chinese Body Clock exhibits how the body’s vital energy (Qi) passed through the 12 organ systems.
Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders are a widespread problem, mostly triggered by lifestyle problems, that can severely impact quality of life.
Melatonin
Melatonin is produced in the pineal gland (epiphysis) and is the most important hormone for regulating the circadian rhythm.
Meridians
If a diseased organ, e.g. an inflamed tooth, is located on the meridian, other connected organs can also be affected.
Depression
Depression involves a depressed mood, reduced drive and anxiety.
ME-CFS
ME-CFS stands for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and is characterised by severe fatigue.
Fatigue
The ‘Fatigue’ blog category covers conditions associated with profound energy depletion.

Video about Chronic Fatigue

Diagnosing the Causes of Fatigue

A comprehensive medical examination and a detailed medical history form the basis of the diagnosis. Blood tests, hormone analyses and, if necessary, imaging procedures can also be helpful.

Complementary medical diagnostics such as an examination of the intestinal flora are also of great importance. Leaky gut or SIBO can lead to systemic immune reactions and thus to tiredness and exhaustion.

A thorough medical examination is crucial in order to identify the specific causes and develop an individual treatment strategy.

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