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BP rising when standing is not only adequate cortisol

it is also an indicator of aldosterone. So i don't

think it is a good tool to gauge cortisol only.

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BP rising when standing is not only adequate cortisol

it is also an indicator of aldosterone. So i don't

think it is a good tool to gauge cortisol only.

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The way I understand it is Aldosterone supports the BP to a certain

amount of high or low, such as low A equals 90/50 adn normal A equals

110/70. But these will still drop when standing even with perfect

aldosterone. Thus if you have low A adn low cortiosl sitting is 90/50

adn standing is 80/45 adn you feel like oyu will pass out when you stand

too quickly. If you have adequate A adn cortisol is low you will have

110/70 sitting and 90/65 standing., not enough lower to make you dizzy

but certainly not healthy either.

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