Re: Corticool mystery solved

[Guest guest]

Gel is good - at least it goes on easy.

>

> Went back to the same Walgreen and pulled the other one off of the

> shelf that had an exp. date of 1/09 and a different 'rev' of A07 where

> mine had a rev of A05 and an exp of 1/08. The later model has the

> same inactive ingredients that Pamela listed. I'm going to use it

tnite.

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>

[Guest guest]

No, and not as much of a cooling sensation from it as I thought it

might be from the menthol However, I woke up at 3:45AM and couldn't

get back to sleep like I used to before I switched from pills to cream

and bedtime. Maybe it does absorb, and dissipate faster than the

cream. I haven't been sleeping well again even with the cream so I

who knows what's causing it. Anyway, I would say that the gel is fine.

> > Gel is good - at least it goes on easy.

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Just a thought, but you have said you are eating a lot of carbs/sugar

(bananas etc) and you have been dizzy lately, you could be waking up

from hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia could also account for the daytime

dizziness. (at least it is one of my low blood sugar symptoms).

sol

jasrich wrote:

> I haven't been sleeping well again even with the cream so I

> who knows what's causing it. Anyway, I would say that the gel is fine.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm eating very limited carbs at night, only at dinner, and only with

protein. One banana/day for the potassium. I'm assuming that I'm

waking up from low cortisol and then hypogly and that the dizziness is

low cortisol too, but I'm taking 40mg of HC, BP is good and rises

standing, temps are good, fasting blood sugar when I tested it was 90.

I don't know what else to check.

Thanks Sol.

>

> Just a thought, but you have said you are eating a lot of carbs/sugar

> (bananas etc) and you have been dizzy lately, you could be waking up

> from hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia could also account for the daytime

> dizziness. (at least it is one of my low blood sugar symptoms).

> sol