Re: Why the Midnight Spike in Cortisol?

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Dang, I guess this means I don't have a tamer version of adrenal trouble?

I was really hoping to take some licorice or isocort and get on with

the switching to Armour! whaa.

I think I need to find a secluded place to have a fit.

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> >>Anyone know what in means when the noon and afternoon cortisol is

> flatlining and then spikes at midnight?!

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> Morning 13 (13-24 norm)

> Noon 1 (5-10 norm)

> Afternoon <1 (3-8 norm)

> Midnight 7 (1-4 norm)<<

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> Typical adrenal exhaustion! When you can muster enough cortisol in

the daytime as your adernals obviously can't, the ACTH is high all day

then at night when you relax, they rebuild a little and due to the

high ACTH still, they dump out too much cortisl for that time of day.

This is why we need to take enough HC to slightly supress ACTH t

correct bad cortisol rythm problems.

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