I saw somebody post something about Cortisol....

[Guest guest]

I know this isnt iodine related directly, but indirectly i think it is thyroid

related.

I got my 4 point saliva test results.

Wakeup: the number is like DOUBLE the lunch time range. Which tells me my

cortisol is WAAAY off, probably contributing even more so to my sleep problems.

Lunch & Dinner: Both within " range " but on lower end

Night: at low end of range (but cant remember if this was done before or after

taking sleeping medications (benzo+anxiety sleep med)

Somebody mentioned something about a supplement that helps adrenals to not

produce cortisol in the night time.

What was that supplement?

[Guest guest]

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Morning cortisol is supposed to be the highest # of the day. Look at the lab

ranges and see where the # falls with the lab ranges.

Linn

Moderator

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> I know this isnt iodine related directly, but indirectly i think it is thyroid

related.

>

> I got my 4 point saliva test results.

>

> Wakeup: the number is like DOUBLE the lunch time range. Which tells me my

cortisol is WAAAY off, probably contributing even more so to my sleep problems.

>

> Lunch & Dinner: Both within " range " but on lower end

>

> Night: at low end of range (but cant remember if this was done before or after

taking sleeping medications (benzo+anxiety sleep med)

>

>

>

> Somebody mentioned something about a supplement that helps adrenals to not

produce cortisol in the night time.

>

>

> What was that supplement?

>

[Guest guest]

Please post this to the Off Topic group for help. This is not a thyroid group. We discuss the Iodine protocol here which relates to supplementation and detoxification.

All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT group IodineOT/

Thank you!

Buist, ND HC

Owner

I saw somebody post something about Cortisol....

I know this isnt iodine related directly, but indirectly i think it is thyroid related.I got my 4 point saliva test results. Wakeup: the number is like DOUBLE the lunch time range. Which tells me my cortisol is WAAAY off, probably contributing even more so to my sleep problems.Lunch & Dinner: Both within "range" but on lower endNight: at low end of range (but cant remember if this was done before or after taking sleeping medications (benzo+anxiety sleep med)Somebody mentioned something about a supplement that helps adrenals to not produce cortisol in the night time.What was that supplement?