Guest guest Posted July 1, 2006 Report Posted July 1, 2006 Marge wrote: > Jana > > Thank you. I'll pay attention to potassium and make sure the cal/mag balance is ok. Perhaps I was relying on dairy for more calcium than I realized. ==>It is not necessary to supplement with potassium however, because it is extremely prevalent in the diet, even in coffee and tea. You need only 600 mg. each of cal/mag in two doses per day - do not take too much, which can be just as damaging as taking too little. Bee Quote
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2006 Report Posted July 1, 2006 > > Bee and anyone else who has an idea > > Any explanation for why my bp would drop significantly > when cortisol was inject IV in a study? The endocrinologist > noted that if there was anything wrong with my adrenals the > bp would have risen. Othewise it should have remained the > same. But my dropped and I was admitted to ER...had other > symptoms, gastric, but is there a possible significance to the > drop when cortisol was injected. My bp usually hovers around > 80/50 to 90/60 ==>There are other organs, conditions and functions involved in blood pressure, temperature, etc. other than the adrenals. Bee Quote
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