Do you ever find yourself so bored but so full of energy and at the same time so tired all you want to do is sleep?

That's precisely how this girl is feeling today.  I have just started my keto lifestyle and understand that part of my problem could be from adrenal fatigue...but could this stuff hurry up and get fixed.  I don't think that I've felt like an actual human being in quite sometime.  Unless, of course, all of us human beings feel the exact way that I do, and in that case, I am feeling normal.  I find myself wanting to do all of the things and none of the things simultaneously.  

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