If I eat foods high in amines, I get spells where my b/p jumps really high. Because of this, a couple of times this past year I've had testing for a pheo(negative). What I did find was my norepinephrine is low the couple of times it was tested. I don't take anything that could lower it. Has anyone else been tested and found theirs is low,, too? It could very well explain why I have NO energy! But then I want to know WHY is it so low. Anyone know how that might be?
Has anyone ever had their catecholamines tested?
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