Fatigue is one of the most common reasons people seek medical care—and for good reason. It can impact every aspect of your life. Dr. Gansner takes a thorough, personalized approach to uncover what’s really behind your exhaustion. Whether fatigue is your main concern or a symptom of something deeper, she uses in-depth lab testing and a detailed health history to assess hormone levels, inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, digestive health, sleep quality, and stress. Her goal? To pinpoint the exact cause and craft a treatment plan that helps you regain lasting energy and vitality.
Stress & Fatigue
Tired of Feeling Tired?
Let’s get to the root of it! No two cases of fatigue are the same, which is why Dr. Gansner’s care is never one-size-fits-all. Whether your low energy stems from thyroid imbalances, adrenal fatigue, chronic inflammation, or nutrient depletion, your treatment plan is built around your unique needs and goals. From targeted supplements and nutrition strategies to lifestyle shifts and mind-body support, every step is designed to help you feel like yourself again—clear-headed, energized, and resilient.
Frequent Triggers
Hormone Balance
Imbalances in hormones such as cortisol and thyroid hormones can significantly impact stress and fatigue, as these hormones play crucial roles in regulating the body's response to stress and maintaining energy levels, thereby affecting overall well-being
Inflammation
Chronic inflammation can exacerbate stress and fatigue by disrupting the body's natural healing processes, overwhelming the immune system, and depleting energy reserves, leading to a cycle of persistent discomfort and reduced vitality.
Dietary Habits & Nutritional Gaps
Nutritional gaps can contribute to stress and fatigue by depriving the body of essential vitamins and minerals, weakening the immune system and impairing energy production. Poor dietary habits, such as imbalanced blood sugar and nutrient deficiencies, can also drain energy and heighten stress levels.
Digestive Function
Impaired digestive function can contribute to stress and fatigue by hindering nutrient absorption, disrupting gut microbiota, and causing systemic inflammation, all of which deplete the body's energy reserves and exacerbate stress.
Sleep Habits
Poor sleep habits can exacerbate stress and fatigue by disrupting the body's natural circadian rhythms, impairing restorative processes, and reducing the ability to cope with daily stressors, leading to a cycle of diminished vitality and increased stress.
Stress Levels
Elevated stress levels can perpetuate a cycle of stress and fatigue by overloading the adrenal glands, disrupting hormone balance, and depleting essential nutrients, ultimately compromising the body's ability to maintain energy and resilience.