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NOW Super Cortisol Support

Distilled Water

Distilled Water

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Well NP is out of Retain 2 and I can pick this up locally for pretty cheap. You think this paried with 1 cap Lean Xtreme2 and NOW 7-Keto (25mg) would work for P.C.T cortisol control?

I'd do 1cap Lean Xtreme2 in the AM along with 3 Transform &1gr Vit. C

2caps NOW SCS, 25mg 7-Keto, 1gr Vit. C in the afternoon/pre-workout

1cap NOW SCS, 1gr Vit C. before bed.

I have about 20caps of Lean Xtreme2 and about 3/4 bottle of NOW 7-Keto 25mg and 1/2 bottle LG Transform. So yes Im looking to be cheap
 
Distilled Water said:
Here's the link to NOW SCS

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NOW Super Cortisol Support is a good idea, but the ingredients are not available in sufficient amounts per dose to make any real impact. I would suggest a combination of NOW Relora and NOW Ashwaganda in place of NOW Super Cortisol Support. Ashwaganda is a versatile compound with significant cortisol-control properties. As it turns out, Ashwagandha nicely stacks with Relora, and NOW Relora is generously dosed. Those two stacked with Lean Xtreme would take the results to a completely new level. I am talking from experience. All the best, DW!
 
Distilled Water said:
...but had no idea Ashwaganda, hell I dont even think I've ever heard of it,lol.

I'll take your word. I'll pick both of them up 2maro :thumbsup:
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You should enjoy the results. Ashwaganda is, sometimes, alternatively referred to as "Indian Ginseng". It is a potent adaptogen with far-reaching benefits, often ranked with other prized adaptogens such as Rhodiola Rosea and the best class of Ginseng.
 
strategicmove said:
You should enjoy the results. Ashwaganda is, sometimes, alternatively referred to as "Indian Ginseng". It is a potent adaptogen with far-reaching benefits, often ranked with other prized adaptogens such as Rhodiola Rosea and the best class of Ginseng.
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You have any dosing suggestions for me with the 2 :D ?
 
Distilled Water said:
You have any dosing suggestions for me with the 2 :D ?
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I would suggest to take one NOW Relora and one Ashwagandha with your doses (three daily, I believe) of Lean Xtreme 2. Be sure to take the last dose of the day just before bed.
 
strategicmove said:
I would suggest to take one NOW Relora and one Ashwagandha with your doses (three daily, I believe) of Lean Xtreme 2. Be sure to take the last dose of the day just before bed.
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K cool. I only have 18, to be exact, of Lean Xtreme so you think I should just order another bottle of that over Retain 2?

I bought the 120cap of NOW Relora so I'll have Cortisol on lockdown for a while :cool:
 
i thought i read somewhere about a gram of day of vit c being detrimental to muscle
 
This stack is working nicley paired with some other goodies I have for leaning out my mid section. The Relora is killing my appetite so thats both good and bad, the Vit. C dosed @ 4gr a day was wreaking havoc on my stomach, I started too high to fast IMO. I stopped it for 2 days and went away so now im slowly adding it back in and Im doing well.

Thanks again Strategic?!?!
 
Any fatigure or malaise associated with Ashwaganda or relora?thanks
 
Whacked; said:
Any fatigure or malaise associated with Ashwaganda or relora?thanks
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Typically not! Both Ashwagandha and Relora should work to neutralize the causes and effects of fatigue, especially, if stress/cortisol-induced.
 
Nice. Thanks!
 
since you are here strategicmove, i remember reading the time of day where cortisol is highest but i cant remember now.....do you know?
 
pistonpump; said:
since you are here strategicmove, i remember reading the time of day where cortisol is highest but i cant remember now.....do you know?
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Assuming normal adrenal function and normal sleep patterns, cortisol levels begin to rise in the early hours of the morning peaking around 07:00am (give or take 30 minutes). Those levels drop dramatically in the evening and during the beginning phase of sleep. This should be the regular pattern. A reversal may occur in people that work at night and sleep during the day.
 
strategicmove said:
Assuming normal adrenal function and normal sleep patterns, cortisol levels begin to rise in the early hours of the morning peaking around 07:00am (give or take 30 minutes). Those levels drop dramatically in the evening and during the beginning phase of sleep. This should be the regular pattern. A reversal may occur in people that work at night and sleep during the day.
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i work at night and sleep during the day. So my levels would be highest around the time i wake up? thanks alot strategic, your knowledge ive never questioned. :thumbsup:
 
Awesome, DW! :thumbsup:
 
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