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get a blood test (if you haven't already) to see if you even need it. cortisol is actually needed and beneficial in the correct quanities.
Now that you know how to get the blood work done see where you are at. I thought mine were high after running my last cycle. I went had the lab done and turns out I was in optimal range. Never hurts to have bloodwork done. I wish I did it more often to be honest.
Endoamp is good stuff.
get a blood test (if you haven't already) to see if you even need it. cortisol is actually needed and beneficial in the correct quanities.
Ibcaas- studies show a big decrease in cortisol after supplementing regularly for a month.
Vitamin C, but I prefer Ester C. A buffered form of Vit.C, it may be easier on your stomach, I have no issues with taking high amounts.
Endoamp Max- here are the highlights from the product write up:
- Phosphatidylserine prevents the rise in cortisol following exercise
- Alpha-glycerylphosphorylcholine amplifies Growth Hormone
- Promotes muscle growth and speeds recovery
- Amplifies testosterone & GH production
- Improves the testosterone to cortisol ratio
Know a low budget way to get blood work done?
Crap thats a lot of vitamin C. Vitamin C seems to have a lot of benefits in the BB community. Good thing my body can handle 3g a day but idk about going 4g.
Thanks GMO
you can take a shit load, some people take 1g every hour when they are coming down with a cold, i think that is too much but I take around 5-6g a day and have no problems. Most vit c is a buffered variety if you look for it..... I remember 30 years ago, went to a bb gym and i was told to take 4-6 g vit c daily , shit load of vit b's, a multi, and add in liver tablets if I could, chewing a few every hour.
Vit c assists in inflammation, one reason why cortisol responds to so that might be why....
I also take aleve with one of my shakes or post workout to assist in inflammation basically for cort control.