Childhood abuse and Cortisol Levels

Posted by Shawn. T. on July 13, 2002, at 15:25:40

In reply to Re: Remeron shown to reduce cortisol levels, posted by LostBoyinNC1 on July 10, 2002, at 22:32:30

Please share some references that might help me to agree with you. I strongly believe that Remeron is currently that most effective means to reduce cortisol levels currently available.
I'm beginning to think that everyone should have their cortisol levels checked, because some members of the population may have low cortisol levels. These individuals would benefit from an alternative therapy to Remeron. Specifically, individuals with chronic fatigue. Also, I would reccommend that anyone who experienced a lot of childhood abuse (man that makes me sick) get their cortisol levels checked before choosing an AD.
http://www4.infotrieve.com/search/databases/detailsNew.asp?artID=30423713

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Remeron shown to reduce cortisol levels Shawn. T. 7/9/02
Re: Remeron shown to reduce cortisol levels Shawn. T. 7/9/02
sedation/sleep itself usually reduces cortisol (nm) katekite 7/9/02
but the subjects in the experiment had not slept Shawn. T. 7/9/02
Re: Remeron shown to reduce cortisol levels LostBoyinNC1 7/10/02
Childhood abuse and Cortisol Levels Shawn. T. 7/13/02
THANKS for the info tnguy 10/23/03

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