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Nutriwest has a product called DSF Formula that supports the adrenal

gland. I have not used it, but my chiropractor put my daughter on

it. She took it until the bottle ran out. That was before I started

using iodine. She seemed to have more energy and was more relaxed

KP

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> True, if it were an issue of wanting to use patented meds my Dr

would

> have liked it fine. But she wants to use supplements and natural

ways to

> heal the adrenals. She said Cortef is short acting. The Dr that

RXd the

> compounded Cortisol for me me said that as well.

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> G/MI

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> Cortef is a drug by Rx so it has a patent? Not many docs like

using it.

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> Steph

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> FWIW I really love cortef/HC. I would be a wreck without it

and I don't see any downsides to it. .too bad docs don't know how

to use it, but they don't seem to know about any med that can't be

patented, including iodine.

> gracia

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> Is this something Dr B suggested for you Steph? I noticed Dr

Kovalcik

> has this brand in her office. She also mentioned Tryptophan, 5

HTP, B 5,

> and glandulars for adrenal support. I found out she doesn't

like

> Cortisol or Cortef. It's pretty tough to keep thyroid levels

good with

> tired adrenals isn't it? I think that may very well be one of

my main

> issues, and could be why I had the nasty reaction (severe

fatigue,

> weakness and some anxiety) to Lugol's. When I first got really

sick with

> lyme I had panic attacks, horrid anxiety and insomnia from

hell. Looking

> back I now think it was my adrenals crashing.

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> G/MI

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