RE: isocort/delta etc.

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In a message dated 7/7/2004 11:47:15 AM Eastern Standard Time,

kclark@... writes:

> or is it merely a matter of personal preference? or is it none of the above

> and i am just off in left field picking daisies because i dont understand

> the game??? *smile*

>

Nah..you're definitely in the game...and learning. If you have the Isocort

ordered, give it a try. Some people do well with it. If when you start the

Armour, you still feel a bit like your body is straining....or you can't

tolerate it well...or your endurance doesn't start building up...well....then we

can

talk heavier duty adrenal support. All this takes a while...and everyone's

body is different...and sometimes it is trial and error. We didn't get this way

overnight....and it takes some time to get the healing going in the right

direction.

Cindi

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once again, trying to sum it up - some people do well on isocort, a natural

adrenal supplement, which can be purchased without a perscription. while others

find that isocort is not enough and then go to something like Delta, which is

more of a drug and is a little more potent?

do most people try the isocort first? would that be considered the " lesser " in

potency?

or is it merely a matter of personal preference? or is it none of the above and

i am just off in left field picking daisies because i dont understand the

game??? *smile*

(i just ordered armour from MyRX for less and isocort from some company. after

suggestions from people like Deb K, i will start on the isocort as soon as it

comes and then will go to the armour which should come in a couple weeks....is

that the ticket??? ;o))

like others have said, i am trying to sort through all of this. whew. so much

info and i find myself having brain farts, at times. *grin*

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I tried Isocort...but it wasn't enough for me <I guess> so now I'm on 120mg

Armour with 2.5mg of Deltacortil...and doing great!

If I were you & Isocort is on the way...I'd go with it and see how you do on

it...it may be enough for you...

)

Re: isocort/delta etc.

> once again, trying to sum it up - some people do well on isocort, a

natural adrenal supplement, which can be purchased without a perscription.

while others find that isocort is not enough and then go to something like

Delta, which is more of a drug and is a little more potent?

>

> do most people try the isocort first? would that be considered the

" lesser " in potency?

>

> or is it merely a matter of personal preference? or is it none of the

above and i am just off in left field picking daisies because i dont

understand the game??? *smile*

>

> (i just ordered armour from MyRX for less and isocort from some company.

after suggestions from people like Deb K, i will start on the isocort as

soon as it comes and then will go to the armour which should come in a

couple weeks....is that the ticket??? ;o))

>

> like others have said, i am trying to sort through all of this. whew. so

much info and i find myself having brain farts, at times. *grin*

[Guest guest]

I chose Isocort because it was easy to get (no prescription required)

and it is dessicated sheep adrenal (similar to armour being dessicated

pig thyroid). I felt there may be other yet undiscovered stuff in it

that I need, just like there is other stuff in Armour (T3,T2, T1, T0 and

calcitonin). Plus, most people on the board at the time I got started

preferred it.

Blessings,

Debbie K.

Re: isocort/delta etc.

once again, trying to sum it up - some people do well on isocort, a

natural adrenal supplement, which can be purchased without a

perscription. while others find that isocort is not enough and then go

to something like Delta, which is more of a drug and is a little more

potent?

do most people try the isocort first? would that be considered the

" lesser " in potency?