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can a person have normal cortisol but high levels of adrenaline and can it lead to lower amounts of testosterone being produced?
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It is an elevated cortisol/T ratio that seems to be implicated in PTSD and once PTSD is established it surely does not help improve this ratio given the chronic debilitating anxiety/depression these people experience. So, high cortisol/T ratio seems to be both a cause and a result of PTSD thus forming a vicious positive feedback loop like so many other stress mediators like estrogen, serotonin, adrenaline, etc. Blocking adrenaline and "sleeping on it" is a possible treatment for PTSD.
https://raypeatforum.com/community/threads/high-cortisol-and-low-testosterone-likely-drive-ptsd.28617/
https://raypeatforum.com/community/threads/blocking-stress-adrenaline-just-once-cures-ptsd-and-maybe-any-mental-disorder.28622/
From personal experience of years of traumatic high serotonin/cortisol living, doing something once doesn't do anything. The key is consistency. Months , even years of clean eating is required. Things that really help are T3 and cyproheptadine, but diet is the key.
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