Guest guest Posted August 21, 2008 Report Share Posted August 21, 2008 ACE does not contain cortisol, so supplementation with ACE does not increase the overall cortisol burden. J > > [...] > > > BUT by midday, my worn out adrenals couldn't keep producing cortisol > > and so i'd crash. badly. like clockwork. > > > > being a mixed bag like we are, too high/too low, it's tricky to > > support the adrenals. like me, your daily OVER-ALL cortisol is > > probably too high. (if you're stage 2 or 3 it's probably even higher > > than mine.) you have to be very careful about supplementing with ACE > > and HC as you don't want the over-all cortisol burden to go up. > > > > I'm a bit confused about the statement " be very careful about > supplementing with ACE... " > > I can understand being careful with licorice, caffeine, or any other > adrenal stimulant, to avoid placing excess demand on the adrenals. > But my understanding is that ACE nourishes, not stimulates, the > adrenals. (There was a discussion like this in recent months on one > of these boards, but I can't seem to find it or remember the exact > conclusions...) > > Thanks, > Darren > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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