Between Suppress-C, Invictus, AET-50, Neuro AET, and Reduce XT....which one is best for cortisol control? Also can one be on cortisol control indefinitely?
Doesn't seem wise to constantly supress cortisol just my .02. You are talking about a powerful physiological function and anything that does such unless prescribed as such by a medical need reads as always cycle to me.Between Suppress-C, Invictus, AET-50, Neuro AET, and Reduce XT....which one is best for cortisol control? Also can one be on cortisol control indefinitely?
I was checking Chemix cortibolic and noticed that their main ingredient is Emodin 95%. How does that compare withI like invictus , but I am having a ton of success with chemix cortibloc currently.
What brand do you use?I had been running 1/4-1/2 dose of b-aet for a while and it was doing wonders, I work in a high stress job. Run out and Can’t wait to stock up because the difference now is very noticeable. Also never got sick in the 8 months of using it and I’m around very sick people all the time.
Absolutely thisDoesn't seem wise to constantly supress cortisol just my .02. You are talking about a powerful physiological function and anything that does such unless prescribed as such by a medical need reads as always cycle to me.
Invictus is one of the best I have used. Reduce is another good one.I like invictus , but I am having a ton of success with chemix cortibloc currently.
I loved it. Wish the run went more smoothly but I’m going to pick up some more . As always thanks for the discountsInvictus is one of the best I have used. Reduce is another good one.
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Agreed! Can't go wrong with either!Invictus is one of the best I have used. Reduce is another good one.
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Personally I prefer Reduce XT for 2 reasons: 1- tried and true. Its been around for years and has tons of positive reviews and bloodwork results posted to confirm its effects; 2- simplicity. I prefer caps to TD's since I travel as well as have a child about to be born and cannot affod the contact issues with a TD. This is really just a convenience factor but important to me personally.Between Suppress-C, Invictus, AET-50, Neuro AET, and Reduce XT....which one is best for cortisol control? Also can one be on cortisol control indefinitely?
congrats-didn't know you were expecting!!!!Personally I prefer Reduce XT for 2 reasons: 1- tried and true. Its been around for years and has tons of positive reviews and bloodwork results posted to confirm its effects; 2- simplicity. I prefer caps to TD's since I travel as well as have a child about to be born and cannot affod the contact issues with a TD. This is really just a convenience factor but important to me personally.
let us know how you like this!!Thank you for your responses guys
I decided to give Apex Alchemy's AET-50 a try. With the BOGO deal it was too good of a deal to pass up.
How did you find Chemix Cortibloc?I like invictus , but I am having a ton of success with chemix cortibloc currently.
b-AET also has really nice immune booster effect---a pretty nice bonus in this day and age!!!Invictus is my go to. I believe nero aet is the same dose just with clary sage added.
I have used reduce xt in the past with good results also.
I'm just a responder to to baet. I used a product called "retain" years ago by anabolic xtreme which had it in there also. Stuff had me as dry as arimistane without the sides.
iron legion code NYE save 35% off invictus and sitewide...limited timeInvictus is my go to. I believe nero aet is the same dose just with clary sage added.
I have used reduce xt in the past with good results also.
I'm just a responder to to baet. I used a product called "retain" years ago by anabolic xtreme which had it in there also. Stuff had me as dry as arimistane without the sides.
That's what I use (Of Course).dont forget that APEXs AET-50 is in the new gel carrier and comes in the new pump bottle that everyone really seems to dig~
Same. It’s why I can’t use it. It’s the Emodin.Cortibloc works but the explosive diarrhea is no joke. The first week is terrible on this stuff.