my experience to date is that the seriphos acts

Posted by joebob on March 27, 2005, at 14:02:34

In reply to Re: phosphorylated vs. phosphatidyl serine ? lar...??? » joebob, posted by Larry Hoover on March 27, 2005, at 12:11:22

quicker and is more calming, and can be very calming in some people....
this could be due to an anti cortisol effect..don't know.....
BUT the seriphos does not seem to have the memory/allertness effect of the regular phos serine...
and that makes me wonder what is going on?

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Lowering cortisol Lushkins 3/18/05
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the question i am asking is..does anyone have joebob 3/22/05
lar, if you're out there your comments would help joebob 3/22/05
Re: Lowering cortisol Lushkins 3/23/05
Re: Lowering cortisol » Lushkins Larry Hoover 3/26/05
Re: phosphorylated serine...do you mean seriphos? can » Jakeman Larry Hoover 3/26/05
Re: Lowering cortisol » Lushkins Larry Hoover 3/26/05
Re: Lowering cortisol » Lushkins Larry Hoover 3/26/05
Re: phosphorylated serine...do you mean seriphos? can KaraS 3/26/05
Re: phosphorylated serine...do you mean seriphos? Jakeman 3/26/05
Re: phosphorylated serine...do you mean seriphos? can » KaraS Larry Hoover 3/27/05
phosphorylated vs. phosphatidyl serine ? lar...??? joebob 3/27/05
Re: phosphorylated vs. phosphatidyl serine ? lar...??? » joebob Larry Hoover 3/27/05
my experience to date is that the seriphos acts joebob 3/27/05
Re: Lowering cortisol Lushkins 3/28/05
Re: Lowering cortisol » Lushkins Larry Hoover 3/28/05
Re: my experience to date is that the seriphos acts » joebob Larry Hoover 3/28/05

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