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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
High DHEAS/Low Cortisol
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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymon" data-source="post: 224990" data-attributes="member: 42608"><p>Historically on some of my tests from last year, my DHEA Sulfate on 50mg-75mg of DHEA in the morning a day was 250 or 340 based on different tests, and my morning cortisol was 6-6.4, which is the bottom and below the range. When I dropped all DHEA, my last bloodtest had my DHEA sulfate at 94.3 (just under the 102.6 that’s the bottom of the range that goes to 416), and my morning cortisol was 10.4.</p><p></p><p>I’m always doing stuff to try to raise my cortisol, but across those different tests, that DHEA change was the main difference there between the numbers. Face was also less puffy, and dreams were more vivid and memorable. Gut slowed down a bit and mood was a little lower.</p><p></p><p>The morning Cortisol rise from a DHEA drop is in line with that study. My cortisol’s low enough that it is pretty significant, almost doubling I suppose.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymon, post: 224990, member: 42608"] Historically on some of my tests from last year, my DHEA Sulfate on 50mg-75mg of DHEA in the morning a day was 250 or 340 based on different tests, and my morning cortisol was 6-6.4, which is the bottom and below the range. When I dropped all DHEA, my last bloodtest had my DHEA sulfate at 94.3 (just under the 102.6 that’s the bottom of the range that goes to 416), and my morning cortisol was 10.4. I’m always doing stuff to try to raise my cortisol, but across those different tests, that DHEA change was the main difference there between the numbers. Face was also less puffy, and dreams were more vivid and memorable. Gut slowed down a bit and mood was a little lower. The morning Cortisol rise from a DHEA drop is in line with that study. My cortisol’s low enough that it is pretty significant, almost doubling I suppose. [/QUOTE]
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