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Old 10-10-2014, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho View Post
There are many things that contribute to high cortisol levels. Low estrogen, lack of sleep, high stress, both emotional and physical, viral infections, caffeine,

What did your doctor say ?

Was your hormone panel directed at female issues or looking for TBI issues ?
I asked for the panel after hearing about endo problems with TBI here and doing some research on my own. My doctor pretty much dismissed the results. I even got it retested and got another high result. Both times I've felt non-stressed, well-rested.

I started taking some herbs to balance cortisol (e.g. rhodiola rosea) and I've noticed a slight increase. My biggest issue is light sensitivity and the rhodiola helps with that.
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