low body temperature, fatigue, chest pains

[creme99]

I get fatigued very fast even without doing anything.  I also have been having a low body temperature of 95.3 for the last 6 months.  My doctor just laughs and says the lower the temp the better.  Can this be an autoimmune or thryoid?  I also have chest pains that doctors say is not my heart.  Any ideas of what it can be?  

[creme99]

I will research all that you said.  I have an appointment with a new primary doctor for next week.  I won't go back to the one I had.  I have been going to him for about 8 years and he hasn't acted like that before.  I will update after seeing the new doctor.  I pray he will try to find out what is going on.  I am really frustrated with doctors period at the moment.  
Thanks for all your help
Bless You!

[creme99]

I don't have IBS but since taking PB and acid meds I have constipation.  I have migraines from a car wreck but I am having different headaches that get in the back of neck and go up to top of head and when it get to the top it feels like head is going to explode. As far as neck stiffness, I have had that most of my adult life.  Don't really have achy  muscles or sore joints except my left shoulder and that came about when I was falling a lot which was a side effect of a medicine I was taking.   No swollen lymph nodes.  My neck on left side feels like it is swollen inside, doesn't show on outside.
Thanks for all your help!

[ewford]

Any other symptoms like IBS, fasticulations, eye pain, headaches, hot cold sensations on skin, neck stiffness, achy muscles and sore joints, swollen lymh nodes?

[TheLightSeeker]

Hey creme99,

Your symptoms are indicative of a disruption of the Kreps Cycle.
This is a metabolic dysfunction that affects the body's energy production.
The cause is high levels of Tartaric acid -whose main source is yeast and fungal metabolites- which inhibits malic acid levels and thus resulting in
insufficient glucose - the main fuel for energy and thermogenesis (thus low body temperature and fatigue)
Your heart  and cardiovascular system demand a large and constant supply of energy to function properly, and when energy supply is inadequate, coupled with the fact that Tartaric acid is also a muscle toxin, this would explain the chest pains.
Suggestions:
1. Antifungal Diet. (eliminates the source that feeds the yeast that feeds the Tartaric acid)
2. Prebiotic and Probiotic regiment (to restore the imbalanced flora)
3. Supplementation with Malic Acid (to boost levels for proper energy production)
There's also the possibility-  smaller in my opinion-
of a hypo-active thyroid.
Please research all of the above properly.
Post again if you have any questions, or to give an update.
The suggestions are holistic and natural and safe, however, you may want to discuss this further with your doctor or ....( the idea that a doctor doesn't take one's symptoms seriously and jokes about it and..  laughs, does not sit very well with most people)
I'm not advising you to change your doctor at this point, but how exactly is he helping you with your health issues?
Sorry, I may have stepped over the boundary here a bit, but I mean well.
Sometimes, we forget that doctors are human as well, and they have their weaknesses and faults like anyone else. And they have to follow a strict medical and pharmacological protocol within their time and pressure constraints-whether it makes sense to most of us, or not.
Blessings
Nikodicreta