Guest guest Posted March 18, 2005 Report Share Posted March 18, 2005 Each 1-capsule serving has these bovine glandular extracts: > > Hypothalamus 200 mg > Adrenal 200 mg > Pituitary, anterior 150 mg > Ovary 50 mg > Thyroid, whole 15 mg ____________________-- The problem with products like this is that 200 mg of adrenal does not translate neccessarily to a certain dose of cortisone. It all depends on processing methods and how the lab at the manufacturing plant standardizes the dose in each pill. If they process 200 mg of adrenal into pills with more heat and less care and include more non hormone tissue, it could end up having about the same adrenal in it that the Nutri+meds 15mg pills have or no adrenal hormone at all, just adrenal proteins and destroyed hormone. Or, it could be carefully processed and have too much adrenal in it. There is no way to know. If you assume a Nutri+meds adrenal has about 4 mg of cortisone in the 15 mg of extract, then by the same assumption 200 mg of extract would have 53 mg of cortisone. I do not think this would be true because 53 mg is more than your own adrenal gland would make. So, who knows how much adrenal is in this product, though I am sure it is a good product. If you were seeing a practitioner that prescribed these, the company may tell him or her what the potency is. But, they cannot tell the general public or they will loose the supplement status for the product. As for the thyroid that is in there, there is also no way to know how much is in there. I have used Nutri+meds adrenal and can only guess by the amount I needed, how much cortisone was in them. They seem to have somewhere between 4 and 6 mg of cortisone in them. IsoCort, I know has 2-1/2 mg per tablet. I have seen this number many times in the past given on the web by physicians and practtioners who use it and was told by one doctor that this is what it contains. I have seen this number around enough over the years to be fairly confident that this is the dose for IsoCort. But, I don't know how a person would find out the dose of other similar medications. Tish Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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