I have always used hydrocortisone (generic equivalents of the U.S. brand
Cortef). Never tried Isocort as the other ingredients were problematic
for me. With such a small dose as you were using, you might do well with
topical hydrocortisone cream. I've recently read that absorption of
topicals is approx, 20 % of a stated dosage, so you'd have to play with
dosing it. I use HC as either topical cream or as tablets.
sol
Lena Guyot wrote:
Hi Folks,
For several years, I have used Bezwecken's IsoCort to support my
adrenals that had been pretty much fried by decades of Lyme. I've gone
from dragging listlessly to feeling energetic and can-do by slowly
ramping up to 4 pellets a day. The top dose is 8 pellets a day, but
I've done well on 4. IsoCort has supported my adrenals and in doing
that, things pointing to thyroid issues have eased. I've been very
happy with this product.
Hair-on-fire HELP!
It's now not available! Everyone's out of stock! Rumors of recall.
Dunno what's going on. I have one bottle left, but it won't last
forever and I'm wondering what else works in a similar fashion for
some of you out there who may be supporting your poor adrenals.
I'd be so grateful to go into the new year knowing I've got my future
supplies covered somehow.
If anyone knows what's going on; if this situation temporary, or, if
not, what works like Isocort, I'd really appreciate whatever info you
have.
Darn! One gets a system that works and then someone 'fixes' it! Hardly
seems fair. Thanks for any help you can offer.
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