Started Armour - didn't go so well

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I am not sleeping well at night anymore and the last time I took hc

at bedtime, I was up all night.

My temps seem to hovering around 98.6. Sometimes even going up to

99.1! It may start out a little low in the morning but it gets up to

98.6 by 9am. Except yesterday when the heart-pounding got so bad in

the afternoon, I got up and drank some salt water and felt better

almost immediately! My temp dropped to 97.4 but quickly recovered

back up to 98.5.

I am just so confused. I'm tired and wired at the same time. I just

don't feel well. I tried some more sea salt this morning but didn't

notice anything. I really don't understand why I feel this bad on hc.

my chest is hot most of the time and my heart rate is up. Should I

stop the hc? Should I try more sea salt?

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> >>I have noticed that my heart racing happens a lot in the morning.

Does

> that mean anything?<<

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> Possibly you need a bedtime dose of HC or if already taking one

increase it a bit so you do not run out till your AM dose.

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How are you dosing your HC? And how long at that dose?

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Thanks! I will start the 7.5 in the morning.

Have you seen other people that have had a racing heart pretty much all

day get better once they got to around the 20mg mark on hc? My heart

rate scares me and I've been nervous about raising.

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> 5, 5, 2.5, 1.25 from here I would add 2.5mg to the first dose so you

have a better rythym. I fear you are simply too low whit HC. I have not

seen too many people that do well whit less than 20MG a day.

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Low cortisol can cause the higher heart rate as whne your adrenals are

runnign out of cortisol they dump out adrenaline in stead.

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>>Anyway, could low cortisol have caused the hypoglycemic edisodes in

the first place? Because back then I didn't know how to dose properly

and never took an evening dose. Now that I split my doses up better,

this doesn't happen to me anymore.<<

Yes low cortisol causes this. Cortisol causes the liver to release glucose into

the blood stream so we do nto get hypoglycemic between meqls, btu too low

cortisol means not enough glucose so when low in cortisol you need to eat more

often and foods that eo not trigger a huge insulin release liek sweets adn

carbs.

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>>Oh, Ok! I will do that then. What do think about raising my dose

from 7.5, 7.5, 5, 2.5, 2.5?<<

That should be fine, if it works! LOL It is a good rythym to try.

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That's the dose that I am on right now. How would I raise from there?

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> >>Oh, Ok! I will do that then. What do think about raising my dose

> from 7.5, 7.5, 5, 2.5, 2.5?<<

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> That should be fine, if it works! LOL It is a good rythym to try.

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7.5, 7.5, 5, 2.5, 2.5

Raising form here oyu would add 2.5 to the first dose

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