Re:adrenal support

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When starting ACE what reactions might I need to watch out for. Also

do you give morning or evening or both. Caps are 250mg

Thanks

Aileen

> > > >

> > > > Anita,

> > > >

> > > > Here is a study showing exaggerated cortisol response to

stimuli. I

> > > > would love to know if stimming is correlated with high

cortisol. Now

> > > > that would be very revealing.

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > > That *would be very interesting . I think one would need to

> > > differentiate between kinds of stims though. My son has a few

> > > different stim categories. I kind of think that many/most? kids

do.

> > > One of his stims, on the moving signs you can find here in the

UK,

> > > changes his personality totally. We have to avoid the signs

because

> > > if he is around them he becomes possessed by them, his pupils

change,

> > > and it is the only time he becomes aggressive (when we try to

take him

> > > away). Other times I've seen him stim when stressed I really

have the

> > > feeling he's trying to cope, rather than he's being sucked

without

> > > volition almost.

> > >

> > > I also believe that the self-injuring would be most important

to look

> > > at. When my son's adrenals were at the worst, his self-injuring

was

> > > awful and really not in his control IME. It was like he

couldn't stim,

> > > he had to immediately move into self-injuring.

> > >

> > > This has me thinking about the stats on supporting the adrenals

> > > successfully. The few people I know who do it seem to have

success,

> > > but I'm not sure how " easy " it is to do for most kids.

> > >

> > > Anita

> > >

> >

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