Re: Lab sources?

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Look in our links there the first lab listed does Aldosterone & Renin

but you have to call and ask for the Renin.

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[Guest guest]

I have used Econolabs.com. They are very helpful and beat anyones

price. If you see a lower price somewhere else just email them and

ask them to beat that price. Also, if you want a test that's not

listed just ask them (email or call) and they will add it to their

online list. Also, for my first order they gave me a 5% discount

(refund check after the fact). You may just want to email them and

tell them someone referred you and that they mentioned the 5%.

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> On one of the websites RTH or STTM in a post I remember reading a

> post

> which had a name of a lab where you could order the following labs on

> your own but now I can't find it. Does anyone know where you can do

> the

> following tests ourselves?

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> ACTH, Renin and Aldersterone?

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> Also which of those should I consider a priority if I have high

> cortisol and am not having any relief with basic adrenal support?

> Really need some sleep. Am almost ready to ask doc to try the ADs he

> mentioned last summer.

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> I had a fasting glucose and insulin test yesterday and am waiting on

> results. Would like to find out if I should consider either test and

> read up on them and what they would mean. I also had a MRI of my

> head

> (brain) yesterday. Would that pick up something with Pituitary if

> there were a problem?

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> Thanks in advance.

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