Cortisol Suppressant

[Rugger]

Greetings,

I'm in search of a great cortisol suppressant for my father. He is a ceo of a small business and over the years his high level of cortisol and shabby diet have caused him to gain the typical hard belly fat.

I want something that will be extremely safe for him to take and that will offer zero side effects. He is already skeptical about supplements and it will be a huge leap if I get him to take anything. Side effects would turn him away from supplements forever.

Any other ideas that would aid in his slimming down are appreciated. I have also been considering putting him on high doses of fish oil.


Thanks

 

[Steveoph]

I've heard good things about retain2 and X Lean. You might want to read some of these threads:
http://anabolicminds.com/forum/supplements/71577-reducing-cortisol.html
http://anabolicminds.com/forum/nutraplanet/68316-ultimate-cortisol-control.html

Also I've read about Vitamin C lowering cortisol. I'm just about to head to sleep otherwise I'd find where I read it . Hope that gets you started though

 

[nelix]

Now foods cortisol support and thyriod energy + Lean Xtreme

 

[Rugger]

I should add that he is 55

 

[Big_Tom(tk)]

Sounds like Lean Xtreme is something you might want to look into. It offers all the benefits you have mentioned you are looking for.

Here is the link to the faQ.

FaQ

The Write Up:

Write Up

 

[Rugger]

So what do you all think about Xtreme for my father? He is 55 with high blood pressure and high cholesterol. He isn't in good or even decent shape. I'm just worried that putting him on something like this would threaten his health or heart more than it would help.

Ideas?

Thanks.

 

[neoborn]

X-Lean

Quite a few people also megadosed this with good results. I personally have been taking it for a while and have no adverse effects from it.

 

[Rugger]

X-Lean

Quite a few people also megadosed this with good results. I personally have been taking it for a while and have no adverse effects from it.

But is it safe for older users with high bp and cholesterol?