Re Adreal fatiuge TRT, HCG, DHEA and possibly HGH

[Guest guest]

Hi

When your doctor is saying adrenal fatigue is he meaning low output of cortisol.

If so then you should not be on dhea. This will just lower cortisol it even

more.

Sky

 

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From: " gviceman77@... " <gviceman77@...>

Sent: Tue, 13 April, 2010 11:17:21 AM

Subject: Adreal fatiuge TRT, HCG, DHEA and possibly HGH

 

I went to a DR from an Age Management Center for one stop shopping for all

my issues.

Rather than getting one course of action from the ENDO, another from the

URO, and yet another from the primary care DR.

I am currently on Testosterone injections (weekly .75 mg) ;

HCG (20 on the insulin syringe)

DHEA 50 mg daily

I am also on Synthroid .1M and Antara for trigylcerides; ordered 5 years

ago by my primary DR..

I am secondary Hypo ( MIR evidence) due to an head / neck accident 10

years ago.

My DR. through numerous blood tests and saliva test concluded that I was

suffering for adrenal fatigue.

My doctor also suggested putting me on HGH for 3 to 6 months.

My DR. believes that the optimum Testosterone level for me is between 800

an 950.

I am 51 in pretty good physical condition, I lift weights 3 to 4 times

weekly plus cardio. Just trying to loose some of the belly fat.

Any comments about this treatment??? ?

[Guest guest]

When cortisol spikes at that time, it *generally* does so because you are low

during the day..DHEA lowers cortisol --

You can take PS (Phosphatidylserine) before bed, along with a high protein snack

....what were you lab values (your result + lab ranges) on your cortisol tests?

El

>

> my cortisol spikes in the middle of the night I awake very hungry

> and I wake up wet from night sweats. my cortisol is low in the afternoon

> and evening and then spikes around 3:00 AM.

>

>

> , In a message dated 4/13/2010 2:33:45 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> subhadradasi2000@... writes:

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi

>

> When your doctor is saying adrenal fatigue is he meaning low output of

> cortisol. If so then you should not be on dhea. This will just lower cortisol

> it even more.

>

> Sky

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: " _gviceman77@..._ (mailto:gviceman77@...) "

> <_gviceman77@..._ (mailto:gviceman77@...) >

> _ @hypogonadismhyp_ (mailto: )

> Sent: Tue, 13 April, 2010 11:17:21 AM

> Subject: Adreal fatiuge TRT, HCG, DHEA and possibly HGH

>

>

>

> I went to a DR from an Age Management Center for one stop shopping for all

> my issues.

>

> Rather than getting one course of action from the ENDO, another from the

> URO, and yet another from the primary care DR.

>

> I am currently on Testosterone injections (weekly .75 mg) ;

>

> HCG (20 on the insulin syringe)

>

> DHEA 50 mg daily

>

> I am also on Synthroid .1M and Antara for trigylcerides; ordered 5 years

> ago by my primary DR..

>

> I am secondary Hypo ( MIR evidence) due to an head / neck accident 10

> years ago.

>

> My DR. through numerous blood tests and saliva test concluded that I was

> suffering for adrenal fatigue.

>

> My doctor also suggested putting me on HGH for 3 to 6 months.

>

> My DR. believes that the optimum Testosterone level for me is between 800

> an 950.

>

> I am 51 in pretty good physical condition, I lift weights 3 to 4 times

> weekly plus cardio. Just trying to loose some of the belly fat.

>

> Any comments about this treatment??? ?

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That is how I was very low on DHEA and Cortisol I took DHEA supplements but

never felt better on it. When I found out my Aldosterone levels were low and I

went on florinef my DHEA shot back up on the supplements over the top of the

range for both DHEA and DHEA-S. So I stopped taking it my levels came down to

above mid range.

My Dr. seen I stopped the DHEA and told me to go back on it. Man did this mess

me up my Estradio and DHT went way up so I tell men today if your DHEA is in

range don't add supplements it will convert into Estradiol.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: SKY JONES <subhadradasi2000@...>

> Subject: Re Adreal fatiuge TRT, HCG, DHEA and possibly HGH

>

> Date: Tuesday, April 13, 2010, 2:33 AM

>

>

> Hi

>

> When your doctor is saying adrenal fatigue is he meaning

> low output of cortisol. If so then you should not be on

> dhea. This will just lower cortisol it even more.

>

> Sky

>

>  

>

> ________________________________

> From: " gviceman77@... "

> <gviceman77@...>

>

> Sent: Tue, 13 April, 2010 11:17:21 AM

> Subject: Adreal fatiuge TRT, HCG, DHEA and

> possibly HGH

>

>  

>

>

> I went to a DR from an Age Management Center for one stop

> shopping for all

> my issues.

>

> Rather than getting one course of action from the ENDO,

> another from the

> URO, and yet another from the primary care DR.

>

> I am currently on Testosterone injections (weekly .75 mg) ;

>

>

> HCG (20 on the insulin syringe)

>

> DHEA 50 mg daily

>

> I am also on Synthroid .1M and Antara for trigylcerides;

> ordered 5 years

> ago by my primary DR..

>

> I am secondary Hypo ( MIR evidence) due to an head / neck

> accident 10

> years ago.

>

> My DR. through numerous blood tests and saliva test

> concluded that I was

> suffering for adrenal fatigue.

>

> My doctor also suggested putting me on HGH for 3 to 6

> months.

>

> My DR. believes that the optimum Testosterone level for me

> is between 800

> an 950.

>

> I am 51 in pretty good physical condition, I lift weights 3

> to 4 times

> weekly plus cardio. Just trying to loose some of the belly

> fat.

>

> Any comments about this treatment??? ?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

There is a supplement you can take to keep it down at night. Of going on Cortef

HC will slow down your Adrenals from making it. Your cortisol levels are out of

rhythm. Read this link they take about your problem near the bottom of it.

And read the links in this there is a FAQ's that I helped do at STTM web site

when I was a mod there.

http://livingnetwork.co.za/hormones/adrenal-fatigue/

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: gviceman77@... <gviceman77@...>

> Subject: Re: Re Adreal fatiuge TRT, HCG, DHEA and possibly HGH

>

> Date: Tuesday, April 13, 2010, 5:07 AM

> my cortisol spikes in the middle of

> the night I awake very hungry 

> and I wake up wet from night sweats.  my cortisol is

> low in  the afternoon

> and evening and then spikes around 3:00 AM.

>

>

> , In a message dated 4/13/2010 2:33:45 A.M. Eastern

> Daylight  Time,

> subhadradasi2000@...

> writes:

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi

>

> When your doctor is saying adrenal fatigue is he

> meaning  low output of

> cortisol. If so then you should not be on dhea. This will

> just  lower cortisol

> it even  more.

>

> Sky

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From:  " _gviceman77@..._

> (mailto:gviceman77@...)

> "

> <_gviceman77@..._

> (mailto:gviceman77@...)

> >

> _ @hypogonadismhyp_ (mailto: )

>

> Sent:  Tue, 13 April, 2010 11:17:21 AM

> Subject: Adreal fatiuge TRT,  HCG, DHEA

> and possibly HGH

>

>

>

> I went to a DR from an Age  Management Center for one

> stop shopping for all

> my issues.

>

> Rather  than getting one course of action from the

> ENDO, another from the

> URO, and  yet another from the primary care DR.

>

> I am currently on Testosterone  injections (weekly .75

> mg) ;

>

> HCG (20 on the insulin  syringe)

>

> DHEA 50 mg daily

>

> I am also on Synthroid .1M and Antara  for

> trigylcerides; ordered 5 years

> ago by my primary DR..

>

> I am  secondary Hypo ( MIR evidence) due to an head /

> neck accident 10

> years  ago.

>

> My DR. through numerous blood tests and saliva test

> concluded  that I was

> suffering for adrenal fatigue.

>

> My doctor also suggested  putting me on HGH for 3 to 6

> months.

>

> My DR. believes that the optimum  Testosterone level

> for me is between 800

> an 950.

>

> I am 51 in pretty  good physical condition, I lift

> weights 3 to 4 times

> weekly plus cardio.  Just trying to loose some of the

> belly fat.

>

> Any comments about this  treatment??? ?

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been 

> removed]

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been 

> removed]

>

>

>

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