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PhosphatidylSerine Experiences

diesel x

diesel x

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interested in hearing peoples experiences on it and if you had any rebound affects after stopping...
 
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Wait I'm sorry thought this was a topic on phosphatidic acid. For PS maybe late morning.
 
Use to use Cortisolve but I get raw powder by the kilo. 600mg 2 to 3 times a day. Helps relax me /less anxiety and helps with some water weight loss if been stuck on the scale for a while.
 
DieselNY said:
Use to use Cortisolve but I get raw powder by the kilo. 600mg 2 to 3 times a day. Helps relax me /less anxiety and helps with some water weight loss if been stuck on the scale for a while.
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Hmm, is the raw powder more effective? I'm enjoying cortibloc from chemix , but maybe I have to revisit this . I was only using 1 scoop of cortisolve.

Thanks brother
 
Iwilleattuna said:
Hmm, is the raw powder more effective? I'm enjoying cortibloc from chemix , but maybe I have to revisit this . I was only using 1 scoop of cortisolve.

Thanks brother
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Way more effective mg per mg because you're paying a fraction of the cost. Also cortisolve is only standardized at 50% and I use 70% sometimes 50% depends which one I buy.
 
PS doesn't directly lower cortisol, as through inhibition of the 11-BHSD enzyme. It works through improving the efficiency of the nervous system and influencing phospho-lipid turnover in cell membranes. It is much more for long-term cortisol control. Therefore, timing is not going to be as critical as with a substance such as B-AET, which imparts acute effects.

Also, PS is more of a cortisol modulator, optimizing cortisol levels, rather than merely lowering them. PS has also been shown to dramatically alter the testosterone/cortisol ratio strongly in favor of testosterone. PS sensitizes the leydig cells of the testes to the effects of LH.

As to it's "strength"compared to other cortisol reducers, I'm unaware of any studies directly comparing it to other substances. However, PS itself has been shown in several human clinical trials to strongly reduce exercise induced cortisol spikes; so, I can not agree that it is "mild".

In my opinion, the best way to think about PS is to see it as an effective strategy for long term optimization of cortisol levels; something EVERYONE should be concerned with, even if you don't currently have any specific issues with elevated cortisol, and even if you are a young man/woman.

Over time, as you age, cortisol levels tend to rise in response to stress--the body becomes less efficient in modulating cortisol response.

B-AET, on the other hand, directly interferes with the 11-BHSD enzyme, making it more effective at ACUTELY reducing cortisol.

I have clinically elevated cortisol. I use both B-AET and PS to very effectively reduce and modulate my cortisol levels.

Iconic Formulations (no, I don't work for them) produces a very good PS supplement. In fact, it should still be on sale right now, I believe.

For B-AET I prefer the MUCH faster acting sublingual version produced by Partick Arnold and his Prototype Nutrition.

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Resolve10 said:
Considering price and research I think Ash is pretty tough to beat.

YMMV and everyone has their own experiences but I’d easily choose Ash.
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a lot of people don't tolerate ash.
 
diesel x said:
that's the product I was thinking about buying
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EndoAmp has the same amount of PS, but also adds Alpha GPC - plus the benefit of being capped - you can take 3 caps preworkout on workout days, or take 3 caps spread throughout the day on non workout days.
 
Iwilleattuna said:
I tried Matt Porter cortisolve

I noticed nothing and had no rebound either
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Frankly, PS is something that should be taken on the regular - the effects improve the longer it's used. If you just grabbed a tub and ran it for a month, much of the benefits were just starting to kick in...and they can be a little subtle. this is why AET is popular, cortisol modulation happens really quickly - people notice results in days, not weeks. But, PS is an amazing product for long term health - especially brain health! Some amazing studies on it's potential long term benefits.
 
delsolrob said:
Frankly, PS is something that should be taken on the regular - the effects improve the longer it's used. If you just grabbed a tub and ran it for a month, much of the benefits were just starting to kick in...and they can be a little subtle. this is why AET is popular, cortisol modulation happens really quickly - people notice results in days, not weeks. But, PS is an amazing product for long term health - especially brain health! Some amazing studies on it's potential long term benefits.
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i have hardening of arteries in brain, it has caused a touch of dementia. i use endoamp as a daily supplement, it has helped more than donepezil hcl did, i no longer take it....my family buys me endoamp as gifts and presents, i try not to run out!!!

i let them know when iconic is running a sale and they stock up for me...aint my family great!!!
 
Agreed on the above. PS acts more like a buffer for cortisol and healthy body/brain function overall. Kind of like taking a vitamin, there's not an extreme swing or anything right away but you will feel it kicking in more and more.
 
_Endure_ said:
Agreed on the above. PS acts more like a buffer for cortisol and healthy body/brain function overall. Kind of like taking a vitamin, there's not an extreme swing or anything right away but you will feel it kicking in more and more.
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a vitamin for the brain.
 
thebigt said:
i have hardening of arteries in brain, it has caused a touch of dementia. i use endoamp as a daily supplement, it has helped more than donepezil hcl did, i no longer take it....my family buys me endoamp as gifts and presents, i try not to run out!!!

i let them know when iconic is running a sale and they stock up for me...aint my family great!!!
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@thebigt I am sorry to hear that. Have you considered supplementing with products that act as vasodilators? My father (who was a simply GREAT guy) had hardening of the arteries and had heart ailments beginning at about age 40, and ultimatey he had a stroke. For that reason I have been supplementing with Citrulline Malate, Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate, Pycnogenol, Potassium Nitrate, and Beet Root Powder for several years, and have used CM and AAKG for 20 years or more. There is also an excellent book on dementia called "Memory Rescue" by Dr. Amen.
 
Beau said:
@thebigt I am sorry to hear that. Have you considered supplementing with products that act as vasodilators? My father (who was a simply GREAT guy) had hardening of the arteries and had heart ailments beginning at about age 40, and ultimatey he had a stroke. For that reason I have been supplementing with Citrulline Malate, Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate, Pycnogenol, Potassium Nitrate, and Beet Root Powder for several years, and have used CM and AAKG for 20 years or more. There is also an excellent book on dementia called "Memory Rescue" by Dr. Amen.
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thanks @Beau...i use l-citrulline/arginine daily, and every other day i take a quarter tab of 100mg viagra. been looking at beet root.

endoamp for the last year or so has really helped!!!
 
thebigt said:
thanks @Beau...i use l-citrulline/arginine daily, and every other day i take a quarter tab of 100mg viagra. been looking at beet root.

endoamp for the last year or so has really helped!!!
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If you've not already, you might consider reading up on KNO3 (Potassium Nitrate). It is dirt cheap when purchased in bulk. If you do, take it with Vit C.
 
Beau said:
If you've not already, you might consider reading up on KNO3 (Potassium Nitrate). It is dirt cheap when purchased in bulk. If you do, take it with Vit C.
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thanks, i will look into it. didn't i-force have that in a product?
 
delsolrob said:
Frankly, PS is something that should be taken on the regular - the effects improve the longer it's used. If you just grabbed a tub and ran it for a month, much of the benefits were just starting to kick in...and they can be a little subtle. this is why AET is popular, cortisol modulation happens really quickly - people notice results in days, not weeks. But, PS is an amazing product for long term health - especially brain health! Some amazing studies on it's potential long term benefits.
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don't forget to save 25% off at iconicformulations.com by using code THEBIGT
 
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