Elevated cortisol

[Guest guest]

I have been told that I have elevated cortisol. Is there a safe way

for me to reduce it?

 

Thanks,

Gary

[Guest guest]

, " Gary " <garyland>

wrote:

> I have been told that I have elevated cortisol. Is there a safe way

> for me to reduce it?

>

> Thanks,

> Gary

 

I've been playing catch up here and reading the archieves backwards so I just

saw your post. There are products to reduce this....Relora is one, PS another

-

BUT - I found that reducing cortisole is not necessarily a helpful thing to do.

I

went on Relora for a week or so and experienced a horrendious increase in pain

from arthritis. Whaat I hadn't realized is that cortisole along with being the

'stress hormone' is also the body's own anti-inflamatory.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

Thanks for responding to my note. Do you have high cortisol and if so

what was it from? I am hoping it is just from my full year of stress

from benzodiazepine withdrawal and not Cushing's disease.

 

Gary

 

 

, " JanPM "

<pipersmama> wrote:

> , " Gary "

<garyland>

> wrote:

> > I have been told that I have elevated cortisol. Is there a safe

way

> > for me to reduce it?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Gary

>

> I've been playing catch up here and reading the archieves

backwards so I just

> saw your post. There are products to reduce this....Relora is

one, PS another -

> BUT - I found that reducing cortisole is not necessarily a helpful

thing to do. I

> went on Relora for a week or so and experienced a horrendious

increase in pain

> from arthritis. Whaat I hadn't realized is that cortisole along

with being the

> 'stress hormone' is also the body's own anti-inflamatory.