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#1. Slide #3, Figure 1, with free cortisol on the high end of optimal ranges at 8 am and noon, and very high at 4 pm and midnight, can be indicative of which stage of adrenal fatigue?
#2. For the client in question #1 (above), the best supplement to help manage high cortisol might be:
#3. Slide #7, Figure 1 - with free cortisol way below optimal range at 8 am, below optimal at noon, low at 4 pm, and high at midnight - can be indicative of which stage of adrenal fatigue?
#4. Which herb might you recommend that the client in question #3 (above) take before bed?
#5. Which supplement for adrenal support can also help repair the hippocampus to assist with short term memory?

 

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