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Re: Prednisone and Immediate AD Response » bleauberry

Posted by bulldog2 on April 28, 2010, at 18:59:16

In reply to Re: Prednisone and Immediate AD Response » bulldog2, posted by bleauberry on April 28, 2010, at 18:30:43

> I just wanted to say I'm impressed.
>
> Up to this point I thought I was the only one around here that knew anything about adrenal fatigue and the whole cortisol connection to neurotransmitter function.
>
> I feel like such a weirdo outsider sometimes talking stuff no one knows about, not even their doctors. But every now and then, someone comes along and says it better than I ever did.
>
> Thanks for the thread here. Very informative for those who don't know.

Hi Bleauberry

Yes I've been aware of the adrenal/cortisol connection since I read the book called the "yeast Connection". I've believed for years that stress leads to fatigued adrenals leads to depression. Now I'm not saying all depression but possibly a big player in a lets say a majority of depressions. The fact that anti depressants work at all is probably due to blocking the reuptake of norepinephrine and eventual down regulation of their receptors. This lets the adrenals get rested. The old tcas are primarily ne reuptake blocker. Not sure how the ssris affect the adrenals. Welcome to the rested adrenal/cortisol connection.

 

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