For High Achievers: Your Blood Tests Are "Normal", So Why Are You Still Exhausted?

It's actually very, very often that, um, you start getting some weird chronic health issues, for example, um, chronic fatigue.

You have, like, more severe energy crashes.

You get the brain fog.

You f- you, you forget things.

You used to be able to work for ten hours a day without a break, but now it's more like that you have to do a break every two to three hours.

Um, or some people can't even work at all.

Um, or you're like, you're close to giving up even.

Uh, I had that as well.

I talk to people every day that have these kind of symptoms, so I know what's going on there.

And, um, or maybe you get like tingling and numbness, tinnitus, um, your li- libido's going down.

Um, you get all of these weird, mysterious symptoms.

The brain fog kicks in more, feel like you're drunk, you can't concentrate, can't focus, no mental clarity.

And, um, you realize it's, you know, you realize there's really something wrong, and then obviously you go to your doctor, you get the checks.

There's nothing that they can really see.

They're like, "Oh," like, "You're a healthy human being.

There's actually nothing that, there's actually nothing that we can, like, see right now that is, that is causing that." Or you like...

And then they also tell you, [laughs] it's my favorite, they tell you, "Yeah," like, "you do- you do- you look healthy.

We don't see anything in the blood.

So yeah, it has to be like, it has to be stress.

You just need to relax a little bit more.

Uh, you need to sleep better.

You need to eat better." That's my favorite.

"Yeah, take care of your diet a little bit," but they don't tell you anything about your diet or what you should actually do.

And, um, my favorite is when they say, "Oh, maybe it's like, you know, it's a little bit in your head," or like, "You make these kind of things up." Especially to women.

They say that so often to women.