Speed or Hyper/Was:Re: Re: Cortef - one more question

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I do not like the speed-feel, often called hyper.

In my first appointment with current doctor when I

told him I did not like feeling that way he commented

that many of his patients do.

Gee, that may be why speed and other street drugs are

popular...think?

There is a difference between feeling good and feeling

hyper.

Abbe

--- Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

>

> this is what some docs say about Armour too.

> " sure it makes you feel better, it's like taking

> speed " . Then we say No I really FEEL better and

> they think Armour addict. Feeling good is not a

> goal in allopathic medicine.

> gracia

>

> " Safe Uses of Cortisol " doesn't seem to address

> one question - who are

> the people who Cortef doesn't work for?

>

> The reason I ask is that when I was on Cortef in

> the past, though the

> wrong dose, I walked into a new doctor's office

> (someone who

> specialized in adrenal fatigue) and he was

> dismayed that I was on it.

> So I said it made me feel better. And he said

> something like, " Of

> course it does. It's a type of steroid. It would

> make anyone feel

> better. " Thinking ahead to being in a similar

> situation again, I

> really don't know how to address that statement.

> Because in the book,

> it seemed like it made anyone with any problem

> feel better. But it is

> a steroid...so of course it would...right?

>

> I'm so confused I don't even know how to explain

> it...

> Sharon

>

>

>

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