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Topic: Gentle adrenal support

opus2828
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My adrenals are totally exhausted and when I try to take an adrenal support supplement I get heart palpitations and feel anxious.

Is there an adrenal support supplement that is gentle and won't do this?

Thanks.

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Keebler
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Cordyceps, Ashwagandha, or Holy Basil. I've found each of these to be nice and supportive.

You would always start with a low dose, just once a day, with breakfast. After few days, add a dose at lunch. After some time, maybe with an afternoon snack.

A glycerine tincture (rather than an alcohol one) might be best as you can increase drop by drop.

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opus2828
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Thank you Keebler.

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Igor's mom
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Cordyceps for sure.

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imagine2
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I use Cowden's Adrenal Support drops. Works better for me than anything else I've tried.

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sammy
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A good supplement blend is "Adrenal Essence" by Xymogen

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Jennifer70
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does anyone have a link to purchase any of these, Im especially interested in the Cowden drops.

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dogmom2
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opus, have you tried one of the more gentle adrenal supports yet? I just tried cytozyme(a glandular,) way too overstimulating for me, even 2 days later, so am interested in hearing about what you try.

thanks

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opus2828
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I have not tried one yet - I am thinking about Adaptocrine. Has anyone used that one?

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imagine2
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Jennifer70,
I get my Cowden Adrenal support from www.naturestrust.net. You have to search Nutramedix Adrenal Support. The prices are cheaper than going through Nutramedix.

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