Re: High cortisol. Do I have it?

Thank you very much for your detailed reply. I appreciate it.

I would like to address a few thing:

"and what you will probably find is that you are low cortisol "

It's interesting that you suggested that it could be low cortisol.
I'd read that high cortisol can cause high blood Sugar and upset potassium/sodium balance. But when I had bloodwork done this summer all of those were normal, which may suggest that my cortisol was not significantly elevated at that time.

I also find it interesting that when I take Seriphos I feel nothing, except, as I mentioned, sleeplessness, which again, may suggest, that high cortisol is not the main problem.

"and its adrenaline that is being generated because cortisol is not available, "

I know what an adrenaline rush feels like and I've had panic attacks in the past. Are you saying that a low level of adrenaline secretion may be responsible for the anxiety I'm feeling?
This anxiety doesn't feel like "adrenaline"-type anxiety. But it's possible. I don't know.

It's actually something I considered early on, but the cortisol/thyroid theory seemed more plausible.


I've been taking vitamin C regularly and also high doses of vitamin D3.

I will get a cortisol test if I don't notice improvements soon.

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