[Matt Skiba]

I see that it is claimed that dermacrine helps in treating cortisol dominance, but I'm not sure if I read the same thing about dermacrine sustain.

So does dermacrine sustain help in treating a cortisol imbalance?

[Primordial Perf]

Originally Posted by Matt Skiba

I see that it is claimed that dermacrine helps in treating cortisol dominance, but I'm not sure if I read the same thing about dermacrine sustain.

So does dermacrine sustain help in treating a cortisol imbalance?

No so much...

In Dermacrine, its really the DHEA (and its metabolites) that have the anti-cortisol effects. Same with Dermatherm. (7-oxo DHEA)

-Pp

[Vegking]

so when I finsish a cycle of Decmacrine, my cortisol will shoot back up pretty high right? Will sustain help keep in check or will I have to add somethig else to the mix. I just started the Dermacrine two days ago and was going to follow up with Sustain, but I wanted to make sure I had the bases covered.

[Primordial Perf]

Originally Posted by Vegking

so when I finsish a cycle of Decmacrine, my cortisol will shoot back up pretty high right? Will sustain help keep in check or will I have to add somethig else to the mix. I just started the Dermacrine two days ago and was going to follow up with Sustain, but I wanted to make sure I had the bases covered.

Cortisol shouldn’t shoot up, but its effects may dominate for a short while as your body regains its normal T production (within a week for most guys)

Sustain would expedite this process, but if you wanted more cortisol control then you could supplement with phosphatidylserine at 1gm ED.

-Pp

[Vegking]

Thanks