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Dear Dr lopez.. Today i have just got my Neuroadrenal profile back from neuroscience... My results are showing im very low in serotonin,norepinephrine and epinprine.. not sure what the last two means..aLSO MY CORTISOL IS LOW epineprine: 6.6 low optimal range-8-11 norephineprime: 25.3 low optimal range-35-45 serotonin:48.2 very low optimal range-125-175 adrenal cortisol: morning- 4.1 midday - 2.3 evening- 1.9 night - 0.8 my DHEA was in the optimal range of 301.2 optimal range-250-450 The main symptoms im suffering from which is greatly effecting my life is, anxiety,shyness,nervousness, i had to leave my job because of this has i have trouble being around people..
could my results be causing these problems, I did your test,and my digestion and blood sugar seems to be fine..I believe the main cause could be a longterm relationship break up about a year ago... Do you think your product could help me, is there anything else that i should add to help raise my cortisol? Neuroscience did recommend me take two of there products Called Adrecor Rhodiola rosea extract (standardized to 16% rosavins), in low concentrations, stimulates norepinephrine and epinephrine release · N-acetyltyrosine enhances norepinephrine production · L-methionine supports methylation pathways, which facilitate the conversion of norepinephrine to epinephrine · Vitamins B and C support adrenal gland function including cortisol production And Endoplus- Ingredients_ 5-HTP crosses the blood-brain barrier and is a direct precursor to serotonin · L-theanine is a glutamate receptor antagonist Not sure what you think of the ingredients in these products.. your products seems more superior,and also cheaper.. So i may try yours if you think it would be better,.. With there product they want me to balance my neurotransmitters first before starting there adrenal product.. Phase 1: Weeks 1-2 Phase 1 is the first step in balancing the Neuro-Endocrine-Immune (NEI) Connection© and may not target all neurotransmitters. Products recommended in Phase 1 are generally calming and commonly provide support for the serotonergic and GABAergic systems. The addition of catecholamine support too early may result in overstimulation and therefore is only suggested during Phase 1 when symptoms of fatigue are present. During phase 1, improvements in anxiousness, mood, over-stimulation, behavior, and sleep may be observed. Extending Phase 1 may be necessary if the individual is still experiencing over-stimulation. • Phase 2: Week 3 on Phase 2 introduces complete catecholamine support to promote energy, elevate mood, and improve concentration and focus. Phase 2 generally continues until neurotransmitter levels have been optimized and symptoms are improved. During this phase, doses may be adjusted, and a retest is recommended to achieve optimal results. The duration of Phase 2 is variable, with a minimum length of 3 months, and is dependent upon individual responses. Some individuals may require long-term maintenance dosing, which can be determined upon retesting. Thankyou BEST WISHES CHRIS
Last Edited on 7-Oct-2009 4:29 PM
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