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Originally Posted by Legenden1999

Dunno what qualifications this guy have to make that claim. I hope Marianco will take a look at this guys statements in the above thread, and share his thoughts.

He is the moderator of the Hypopituitary Group on Yahoo I posted above. There is also a great book(can't remember the name) that he recommends which has great info about the ranges. The thing is, treating adrenal insufficiency is still very cutting edge. According to endos, you are either:

a) normal
b) have cushings
c) have addisons

There isn't anything else with them, and it simply isn't true.

Reading his website I found this:



What does that indicate ? thyroid or adrenal problems ?

In another of his post I found this:



I doubt this very much. I have read many many places that a value at around 1 is considered normal. (optimal?) He is referring to when free's are also low. See, TSH is also another hormone secreted by the pituitary. If it is low, as well as your free's, then you aren't getting enough support from the pituitary.
Another thing he wrote:



From my understanding Marianco thinks othervise.

JH

As for the last part, I think cortisol should be taken multiple times througout the day.