To the best of my knowledge no one anywhere in the world is looking at adrenal transplantation, because replacement is simple and inexpensive, while the costs and complications of any organ tranplantation are very high, and so are the costs and complications of post transplant care and medication.
2. Research findings related to adrenal glands are regularly published in scientific medical journals, but that is not of much use to the layperson.
3. Adrenal fuction does recover in some persons after recovery from tuberculosis. You could ask your doctor to consider admitting you for getting an ACTH stimulation test after 1-2 days of stopping Wysolone.
4. I am not aware of any way of reviving the adrenals, and would strongly suggest caution and avoidance of quackery.
5. Make sure you are exercising regularly, and not taking too many calories; avoid fried foods; make sure cooking oil use is moderate; use low fat milk; take plenty of fruits and salads. Make sure you do not take high doses of Wysolone.
I would suggest you get in touch with a good endocrinologist who should coordinate care with your physician.