Burnout, Testosterone and Mitochondrial Recovery
James was a business owner in his 40s who had been told he was burnt out. His testosterone had crashed, every good day was followed by a crash, and rest made no difference. He had tried adaptogens, sleep protocols, and testosterone support. None of it stuck.
The organic acids test revealed something nobody had looked for: neurotoxin-producing bacteria in his gut were depleting his glutathione, draining his B vitamins, and suppressing dopamine production. His hormones were not the problem. They were the downstream casualty. The full clinical story is in Chapter 11 of The Healing Hierarchy.