How did you find out you had an enterovirus infection?
The articles I quoted talk about the signals to the hypothalamus, including cytokines. Do you know which cytokines were high for you?
I've just taken a look at my last 13 years of hormone tests, and I've only found one for aldosterone, which was mid-range in 2009. I have no renin tests.
My blood glucose is always 60 when I'm fasting, and usually 80 when I've had something to eat before going to the lab (say, 90-120 minutes before). It has been this way for as long as I've been getting tests (20 years). (I've had ME/CFS for 23 years, triggered by EBV.)
I found an insulin test from 2009 as well. The post-prandial insulin was measured in the noon saliva sample of a 24-hour cortisol test. No doubt I followed instructions and had a carby meal an hour before.
Fasting ˂3 [3-12 uIU/mL]
Post-prandial ˂3 [5-20 uIU/mL]
Strangely, they've marked only the second result as "depressed". I do not know how to interpret this low-glucose, low-insulin phenomenon. It's certainly not insulin resistance!
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