I have some questions about cissus

DerickVonD

DerickVonD

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I ordered cissus powder (5% ketosterois) to help with the tendinitis in my knee. I've been taking two grams in the morning and two in the evening. I noticed it makes me really relaxed, especially after my dose at night. I was wondering why is this. It sort of gets me very relaxed to where I feel good but I'm also some what tired and a little lazy. I hear cissus can lower cortisol. Could this be why it makes me feel tired? Also how does cortisol effect bodybuilding.
 
high stress increases cortisol, which can make u more likely to hold fat and lose muscle. catabolic

ive never had cissus relax me like that, tho. hows it workin for you?
 
tnubs said:
high stress increases cortisol, which can make u more likely to hold fat and lose muscle. catabolic

ive never had cissus relax me like that, tho. hows it workin for you?
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AH ok. In that case I need cissus, since my grandmom stresses me out everyday almost. It's helping my knee a lot. I feel at this rate I'll be able to workout soon. My wrist, knee and back pain are going away. I haven't worked out in two months, because of upper back pain then a month ago I developed knee and wrist pain.
 
Does cissus directly affect cortisol. I would thing that pain reduction and enjury healing would be the thing that is reducing cortisol.
 
its a direct effect. theres a bunch of benefits of cissus.

but i dont think the cortisol effects are too strong, just mild. there are definetly stronger ways to lower cortisol. although it is not a bad secondary effect, leaning out a tad while feeling better
 
I'll admit to feeling tired the first time I took it. At the time though, I had some adrenal fatigue, and I think the inflamation reduction took some stress off of my exausted body, equaling nappytime.
 
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