Re: Attn - Cortisol (agent orange)

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Very true, here is what they admit to currently:

http://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/agentorange/militaryexposure.asp

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> > I understand that cortisol is highest in the morning but mine is above the

> > top of the normal band all the time. Mine doesn't fall enough to allow

> > sleep. I'm assuming it is that rising morning cortisol that shakes me up at

> > 6 a.m. I'm on eplerenone, 75 mg. Spiro didn't do too well for me.

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> > I read Talbott's book. Many of the things he recommends are exactly

> > what my doc recommends. I have found inositol and theanine stop my shakes

> > more than about anything. I've been hearing about Talbott for years and

> > assume he's onto something.

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> > Are you still getting the rash around your knees? Is it gone by morning?

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> > Val

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> > From: hyperaldosteronism

> > [mailto:hyperaldosteronism ] On Behalf Of

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> > If it has anything to do with cortisol a 6a.m. increase would be normal as

> > that is when it becomes highest. It is normally very low late at night to

> > prepare the body for sleep. Are you on Spiro or eplerenone?

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> > Here is something that might intrest you:

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> > http://cortisolconnection.com/index.php

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> > I litterly just found it so you can read long with me and we can compare

> > notes!

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