Smart drugs and supplements

[JanSz]

Originally Posted by Vforcer2

I am not sure what you are asking with regards to the doctors. I have had my HGH levels tested from a urine test kit suggested and provided by my doctor. Here is the company: http://www.aalrl.com/index.php . I used the spot urine test.

My doctor orders my HGH from Signature Pharmacy where they compound it themselves. I spoke with thier business development manager and he says that every batch of their product is tested against Saizan and it is more potent and just as pure (low/no foreign proteins). It costs $240 for 30iu or $8 per iu and includes the insulin needles.

The protocol is 5 days on, 2 days off. Based on that you would be looking at $2080.00 per year.

As usual, I asked question, you have given me straight answer.
Thank you.

[novicebb]

Loving this thread. Good handful of information.

[1cc]

This is a great thread!

Even though my hormones are tuned up, I still feel mentally sluggish. Not as sharp as when I was younger/healthier. I am thinking that this may be because of my Adrenal Fatigue. I do take HC 5mg every morning and DHEA 25mg and pregnenolone 10mg to treat this. I am thinking that this may be a result of lower norepinephrine and epinephrine levels, because of the Adrenal Fatigue. I believe that norepinephrine is produced in the adrenals.

NADH is supposed to increase norepinephrine, dopamine and serotonin. Has anybody had any good or bad experiences to report using NADH?

Tyrosine is also supposed to increase norepinephrine. Has anyone had any experience with tyrosine?

[HeadDoc]

this is a pretty good review on the subject


http://www.smart-drugs.net/ias-NADH.htm

[HeadDoc]

About 4 months ago, I took Dr. Marty Hinz seminar on neurotransmiters and started to take his supplement combinations to balance serotonin and the catecholamines. In about another 5 weeks I should know if I have reached my goals and can unload a few things I'm currently taking.

http://neuroassist.com/

[1cc]

Originally Posted by HeadDoc

this is a pretty good review on the subject


http://www.smart-drugs.net/ias-NADH.htm

Thanks for the info Headdoc. Please keep us posted on your progress. I am very interested to know how it works out for you.

[1cc]

Originally Posted by HeadDoc

I've used the supplements and provigil for as long as a year continuously without much of noticeable change.

Did you notice a big difference after taking Provigil? Does your insurance cover Provigil? I believe it's quite expensive, right?

[HeadDoc]

Originally Posted by 1cc

Did you notice a big difference after taking Provigil? Does your insurance cover Provigil? I believe it's quite expensive, right?

my insurance covers it. The doc dx ideopathic narcolepsy to get it covered. Provigil definitely helps. I began to experience some difficulties staying asleep and increase in anxiety over the past few months---so I decided to go a different route and see what happens.