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> Hi Steve,
> A look at the SP Drenatrophin tells me it is 60 milligrams, with a propietary blend. Mine is 250 of Cortex, free-range, grass fed, no hormones, no steroids/no anti biotics. I did not see this part stated on the Drenatrophin info.
> Thorne- 50 mlligrams. Again, I did not see grass fed/ no steroids, no hormones/ no anti biotics.
> Relora reminds me of flower essences, may be useful, but in my opinion, will not take the place of Cortex.
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> Nutra-Meds
> Adrenal Cortex- 250 mg.
> A: Our all-natural desiccated adrenal
>  glandulars are made from the adrenal glands of grass-pastured,
> organically raised bovine stock sourced from New Zealand and Argentina,
> countries with no history of BSE (mad cow disease), nor proximity to any
>  country that does.
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>  I have these strange obsessions.
> One of them is under the heading of clean food.
> My goal was to find  raw glandulars that are from healthy sources. and with a high enough amount of Cortex.
> Having found a product that works for me and many friends, I stuck with it.
> Lizzie
> To: [hidden email]
> From: torch369@...
> Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 16:39:44 +0000
> Subject: Re: Iodine for Thymus -- RE: [eSens] EMR Brain Protection
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> I believe that the adrenal product from Standard Process ("Drenatrophin PMG")
> is derived from a whole adrenal gland, not just the cortex.  Also, I don't think
> it actually contains any adrenal hormones in it  -- it's basically to stop any
> auto-immune problems in the adrenal gland, which is a different goal than
> an adrenal cortex product.  I also think you are correct in that the source
> material is not necessarily no hormones/anti-biotics.
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> The Nutra-Meds product is (I guess) just the cortex, uses cleaner source
> materials, contains hormones, and wasn't designed to counter an auto-immune
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> So these are two different products with two different goals.
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> Marc
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> On May 14, Elizabeth thode <lizt777@...> wrote:
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> > Hi Steve,
> > A look at the SP Drenatrophin tells me it is 60 milligrams, with a propietary blend. Mine is 250 of Cortex, free-range, grass fed, no hormones, no steroids/no anti biotics. I did not see this part stated on the Drenatrophin info.
> > Thorne- 50 mlligrams. Again, I did not see grass fed/ no steroids, no hormones/ no anti biotics.
> > Relora reminds me of flower essences, may be useful, but in my opinion, will not take the place of Cortex.
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> > Adrenal Cortex- 250 mg.
> > A: Our all-natural desiccated adrenal
> >  glandulars are made from the adrenal glands of grass-pastured,
> > organically raised bovine stock sourced from New Zealand and Argentina,
> > countries with no history of BSE (mad cow disease), nor proximity to any
> >  country that does.
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> > We agree the products are different.
> > Auto immune terminology, to me, is a misnomer.
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> Well, maybe not, if you knew enough about it.  :-)
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> The Standard Process products use a fairly unique kind of
> extract that they call a "Protomorphogen" (PMG).  If you have
> an auto-immune condition, the body will attack that
> specific organ, but they will also attack these PMGs.
> So the supplement is a "decoy" -- your body attacks
> the supplement, which means that it is attacking
> your gland less, and then that gland has a better
> chance of repairing itself.
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> Drenatrophin PMG doesn't contain any adrenal hormones.
> Standard Process would argue that if you are taking
> adrenal cortex, your body is becoming dependent on
> the hormones in the supplement, and your gland may
> just shut down ("negative feedback") if you take too
> much of it for too long.
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> However, if what you really need are the adrenal
> hormones (short term), then Standard Process has a
> different supplement for that -- "Adrenal Desicated".  
> This is from the whole gland, not just the cortex, as
> Standard Process evidently thinks that supplying
> the cortex without the rest of the adrenal gland
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> But I agree that supplementing with adrenal
> hormones will have an immediate benefit.  The
> issue is that you don't want to become dependent
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> > I'm looking for results. If something helps a condition, I don't
> > care what they call it. I'm more looking at what is happening in the'
> > body by symptoms, by root causes, and then solutions.
> > Because if you look at these
> > examples of autoimmune diseases include systemic lupus erythematosus,  Hashimoto thyroiditis, rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile (type 1) diabetes,  Addison disease, vitiligo,
> > they are ALL ADRENAL RELATED. And I've never been convinced of the cells attacking cells theory.
> >  I've seen people in severe health crisis benefit from the Cortex, as long as the dose was strong enough,
> > who weren't getting any benefits from the whole gland, minus the hormones.
> > I've even seen people who are Diabetic, go off their insulin, when supporting both the thyroid and the adrenals. This did include clean food & diet changes, but the diet
> > changes had already been made long before they tried using natural supplements to support thyroid and adrenals.
> > Its like tools, Marc, If I need a specific part, that's the one I need.
> > A piece of that part won't work.
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> No, I haven't had any bad side effects.
> Nutra does makes one called Cortex plus that is only 100mg, and has Pituitary glandular in it too.
> If you're concerned with too much, you could try that one. If need stronger, take 2....or 2 1/2.
> Those ones are tablets that can be cut in half. We did try those and found them not stronger enough.
> As I fully know what is in regular us beef, I WON"T put: steroids, anti biotics and hormones and god knows what they feed em...in my body.
> Just how I  work. Makes no sense to me to try to heal the body and add more toxins.
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> Lizzie
> To: [hidden email]
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> Date: Tue, 15 May 2012 05:21:26 +0000
> Subject: Re: Iodine for Thymus -- RE: [eSens] EMR Brain Protection
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> > Lizzie
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> > To: [hidden email]
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> I take same as you, the Thyroid Helper (mine from wellnessresources) plus the porccine thyroid from nutra-meds
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> For blood sugar dropping, which is common with ES, I added the Holy Basil Tulsi capsules from www.organicindia.com
> I think swanson's sells those too. I found the Holy Basil with the adrenal is a perfect combo. (and I've tried many different combo's)
> Because one of the many functions the adrenals do is to regulate blood sugar.
> They make a tea also, in many flavors, and we drink the tea too. (never was a tea drinker, but if it helps, I'll learn to be one!)
> Every tool I use, supplements, essential oils, ect, are as natural and pure as I can get them.
> I started this journey at rock bottom!
> LIzzie
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> To: [hidden email]
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> If really really stressed, I will take an additional Holy BAsil capsule with the above.
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> Lizzie
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> To: [hidden email]
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> --- In [hidden email], Elizabeth thode <lizt777@> wrote:
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> > I take same as you, the Thyroid Helper (mine from wellnessresources) plus the porccine thyroid from nutra-meds
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> > for the adrenals, nutra's Cortex, or weaker dose, the Cortex Plus. *This one is less expensive- it just wasn't strong enough for us.
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> > I started this journey at rock bottom!
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> > We agree the products are different.
> > Auto immune terminology, to me, is a misnomer.
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> The Standard Process products use a fairly unique kind of
> extract that they call a "Protomorphogen" (PMG).  If you have
> an auto-immune condition, the body will attack that
> specific organ, but they will also attack these PMGs.
> So the supplement is a "decoy" -- your body attacks
> the supplement, which means that it is attacking
> your gland less, and then that gland has a better
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> Drenatrophin PMG doesn't contain any adrenal hormones.
> Standard Process would argue that if you are taking
> adrenal cortex, your body is becoming dependent on
> the hormones in the supplement, and your gland may
> just shut down ("negative feedback") if you take too
> much of it for too long.
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> However, if what you really need are the adrenal
> hormones (short term), then Standard Process has a
> different supplement for that -- "Adrenal Desicated". 
> This is from the whole gland, not just the cortex, as
> Standard Process evidently thinks that supplying
> the cortex without the rest of the adrenal gland
> is a bad idea.
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> But I agree that supplementing with adrenal
> hormones will have an immediate benefit.  The
> issue is that you don't want to become dependent
> on it longterm.
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> Marc
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> > I'm looking for results. If something helps a condition, I don't
> > care what they call it. I'm more looking at what is happening in the'
> > body by symptoms, by root causes, and then solutions.
> > Because if you look at these
> > examples of autoimmune diseases include systemic lupus erythematosus,  Hashimoto thyroiditis, rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile (type 1) diabetes,  Addison disease, vitiligo,
> > they are ALL ADRENAL RELATED. And I've never been convinced of the cells attacking cells theory.
> >  I've seen people in severe health crisis benefit from the Cortex, as long as the dose was strong enough,
> > who weren't getting any benefits from the whole gland, minus the hormones.
> > I've even seen people who are Diabetic, go off their insulin, when supporting both the thyroid and the adrenals. This did include clean food & diet changes, but the diet
> > changes had already been made long before they tried using natural supplements to support thyroid and adrenals.
> > Its like tools, Marc, If I need a specific part, that's the one I need.
> > A piece of that part won't work.
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> Not saying necessarily this is the cause of your aggression, but blood-brain barrier damage (tight-junction damage) can lead to aggression.  When you take a supplement (especially) or a food, it can cross into your brain and lead to very bad spells of aggression.  This is how I was first dxed with BBB damage.  I got fits of aggression every time I ate a lot of eggs in one week.  It is good to know if this is the cause, because you can do a lot of damage to your brain, too, if you are not aware of what is happening.  There is a GABA test which a competent alternative doctor can perform to check for this.  Otherwise, a medical doc will likely put you thru a bunch of scans (not too healthy).  A thermogram is what is state of the art now for testing this, I am told. 
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> Also, Renatropin and Drenatropin, unless this has recently changed, are both contaminated with gluten; so these are not suitable for people on gluten-free diets.  (I think you once said you were gf.)
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>  From: torch369 <torch369@...>
> To: [hidden email]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 1:27 AM
> Subject: Re: Iodine for Thymus -- RE: [eSens] EMR Brain Protection
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> Marc,
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> You described it well, that's exactly what SP said-whole adrenal for short term use, drenatrophin pmg safe to use long term.
> I did notice a boost from the whole adrenal although at times it seemed too much and made me aggressive
> Steve
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> --- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@> wrote:
> >
> > > We agree the products are different.
> > > Auto immune terminology, to me, is a misnomer.
> >
> > Well, maybe not, if you knew enough about it.  :-)
> >
> > The Standard Process products use a fairly unique kind of
> > extract that they call a "Protomorphogen" (PMG).  If you have
> > an auto-immune condition, the body will attack that
> > specific organ, but they will also attack these PMGs.
> > So the supplement is a "decoy" -- your body attacks
> > the supplement, which means that it is attacking
> > your gland less, and then that gland has a better
> > chance of repairing itself.
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> > Drenatrophin PMG doesn't contain any adrenal hormones.
> > Standard Process would argue that if you are taking
> > adrenal cortex, your body is becoming dependent on
> > the hormones in the supplement, and your gland may
> > just shut down ("negative feedback") if you take too
> > much of it for too long.
> >
> > However, if what you really need are the adrenal
> > hormones (short term), then Standard Process has a
> > different supplement for that -- "Adrenal Desicated". 
> > This is from the whole gland, not just the cortex, as
> > Standard Process evidently thinks that supplying
> > the cortex without the rest of the adrenal gland
> > is a bad idea.
> >
> > But I agree that supplementing with adrenal
> > hormones will have an immediate benefit.  The
> > issue is that you don't want to become dependent
> > on it longterm.
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> > Marc
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> > > I'm looking for results. If something helps a condition, I don't
> > > care what they call it. I'm more looking at what is happening in the'
> > > body by symptoms, by root causes, and then solutions.
> > > Because if you look at these
> > > examples of autoimmune diseases include systemic lupus erythematosus,  Hashimoto thyroiditis, rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile (type 1) diabetes,  Addison disease, vitiligo,
> > > they are ALL ADRENAL RELATED. And I've never been convinced of the cells attacking cells theory.
> > >  I've seen people in severe health crisis benefit from the Cortex, as long as the dose was strong enough,
> > > who weren't getting any benefits from the whole gland, minus the hormones.
> > > I've even seen people who are Diabetic, go off their insulin, when supporting both the thyroid and the adrenals. This did include clean food & diet changes, but the diet
> > > changes had already been made long before they tried using natural supplements to support thyroid and adrenals.
> > > Its like tools, Marc, If I need a specific part, that's the one I need.
> > > A piece of that part won't work.
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