Mine is opposite...WAY to high...welcome to Team Neuro.
My high Cortisol is due to some tumor issues that I try more often than not to just pretend are not real. One thing about high cortisol that you did not mention is the skeletal issues of high cortisol somehow preventing your bones from absorbing calcium, healing, or maintaining strenght (according to my rhumotoligist - spelling is wrong I am sure). I am just over 30, and have pretty severe opsteoporosis...neat. This may sound bad...but at least with low Cortisol you can get meds and raise it...with high...nothing they can do to correct it.
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What if the Hokey Pokey is what it is all about?
My high Cortisol is due to some tumor issues that I try more often than not to just pretend are not real. One thing about high cortisol that you did not mention is the skeletal issues of high cortisol somehow preventing your bones from absorbing calcium, healing, or maintaining strenght (according to my rhumotoligist - spelling is wrong I am sure). I am just over 30, and have pretty severe opsteoporosis...neat. This may sound bad...but at least with low Cortisol you can get meds and raise it...with high...nothing they can do to correct it.
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What if the Hokey Pokey is what it is all about?
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Record10Carbon: Jul 28, 05 16:09