“Denying any valid health issue is not a solution. If some medical term doesn’t exist today in med books n not being taught,it doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist.”

Endocrinologists aren’t denying that patients have unexplained fatigue, nor are they denying that it is possible for long-term stress to affect adrenal function, or for HPA axis function to cause fatigue without meeting diagnostic thresholds of diseases like Addisons or Cushings.

They are denying that there is sufficient evidence to claim that adrenal function is what’s wrong with these patients, much less treat them for it (see the meta-analysis cited in the article). There’s definitely no evidence to support treating “adrenal fatigue” with supplements like many websites will claim. You want to make sure that a condition is real and that a treatment works, before you start giving it to patients right?

Remember, chronic stress and sleep-deprivation can cause these symptoms and are very common in today’s world. Hormonal reactions to these things are normal, and not necessarily reflective of pathology. The lifestyle recommendations given would likely be useful for anybody suffering from the given symptoms.