What are some good ways to lower Norepinephrine? I find that stress=increase in norepinephrine. So to help combat stress I want to be able to control the norepinephrine response from the adrenal medulla. I am familiar and have tried all the usuals (theanine, GABA, ashwagandha, passion flower)....what else am I missing? What else can help temper stress response to lower NE?
Decreasing Norepinephrine
#1
Posted 25 May 2010 - 10:51 AM
What are some good ways to lower Norepinephrine? I find that stress=increase in norepinephrine. So to help combat stress I want to be able to control the norepinephrine response from the adrenal medulla. I am familiar and have tried all the usuals (theanine, GABA, ashwagandha, passion flower)....what else am I missing? What else can help temper stress response to lower NE?
#2
Posted 25 May 2010 - 02:18 PM
What are some good ways to lower Norepinephrine? I find that stress=increase in norepinephrine. So to help combat stress I want to be able to control the norepinephrine response from the adrenal medulla. I am familiar and have tried all the usuals (theanine, GABA, ashwagandha, passion flower)....what else am I missing? What else can help temper stress response to lower NE?
Magnesium is good for stress/anxiety, don't know if it directly impacts on norepinephrine, cutting down of coffee and stimulants would help.
#3
Posted 25 May 2010 - 05:01 PM
How can I reduce norepinephrine, and improve anxiety/insomnia
#4
Posted 25 May 2010 - 06:43 PM
What are some good ways to lower Norepinephrine? I find that stress=increase in norepinephrine. So to help combat stress I want to be able to control the norepinephrine response from the adrenal medulla. I am familiar and have tried all the usuals (theanine, GABA, ashwagandha, passion flower)....what else am I missing? What else can help temper stress response to lower NE?
Magnesium is good for stress/anxiety, don't know if it directly impacts on norepinephrine, cutting down of coffee and stimulants would help.
But there's different version of it, like citrate and malate. How do you know which one that is the most effective one.
#5
Posted 26 May 2010 - 05:20 AM
What are some good ways to lower Norepinephrine? I find that stress=increase in norepinephrine. So to help combat stress I want to be able to control the norepinephrine response from the adrenal medulla. I am familiar and have tried all the usuals (theanine, GABA, ashwagandha, passion flower)....what else am I missing? What else can help temper stress response to lower NE?
Magnesium is good for stress/anxiety, don't know if it directly impacts on norepinephrine, cutting down of coffee and stimulants would help.
But there's different version of it, like citrate and malate. How do you know which one that is the most effective one.
Do what I always do. Try 'em all !
#6
Posted 26 May 2010 - 03:04 PM
What are some good ways to lower Norepinephrine? I find that stress=increase in norepinephrine. So to help combat stress I want to be able to control the norepinephrine response from the adrenal medulla. I am familiar and have tried all the usuals (theanine, GABA, ashwagandha, passion flower)....what else am I missing? What else can help temper stress response to lower NE?
Magnesium is good for stress/anxiety, don't know if it directly impacts on norepinephrine, cutting down of coffee and stimulants would help.
But there's different version of it, like citrate and malate. How do you know which one that is the most effective one.
The good old supermarket own brand crap works for me.
#7
Posted 30 May 2010 - 04:24 PM
This has been covered in several threads, some of which you've participated in. Malate, taurate, glycinate and chelated w/ AAs are probably the best choices, either because they have other benefits (taurate) or are relatively neutral and have little chance of causing GI upset.But there's different version of it, like citrate and malate. How do you know which one that is the most effective one.
Edited by chrono, 30 May 2010 - 05:02 PM.
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