Adrenals and Histamine Intolerance

[@despinachristakis1050]

First doctor that goes into detail about when and when not to take Adrenal Cortex.

[@Charactermatters1]

Hystamine makes elevated cortisol which causes weight gain which causes all sorts of problems. It has wrecked my body causing severe anxiety and depression. It's taken me 10 years to find the culprit. I never knew hystamine was related to anxiety and depression. Why don't doctors tell you this? Our healthcare system is broken in the US. They would rather drug me for anxiety and depression instead of fixing the underlying cause which is hystamine intolerance. I'm so angry!!! Thank you for your video!!!

[@LencoTB]

How did you find out you had histamine intolerance?

[@studiodsr]

I’ve had anxiety and depression since I was a teenager. I’m 43 and just recently got diagnosed with histamine intolerance and MCAS. Treating my histamine levels and doing better now - but I’m furious it took this long.

[@teamplayer1634]

Same exact situation since 19 yrs old…58 now. Just learning about this now.

[@betelgeuse68]

Welcome to the fight... all the professionals I consulted over the years were absolutely useless as you've experienced. I'm on the verge of a full recovery from the useless US medical system that almost killed me 7 years ago... I had reached the point of severe "adrenal fatigue" or more accurately Hypothalamic Pituitary Adrenal (HPA) axis dysfunction. Every time I ate, my adrenals were no longer immediately stabilizing my blood sugar and thus I felt like I was going to pass out. No one could explain what was going on and in desperation I took a medication prescribed to me that almost cost me my life. I have spent tons of money and through acupuncture rectified what was going on. In the meantime I educated myself a great deal and became aware of (under)methylation, a topic that Ben covers a lot. Have you gotten yourself tested? In my case, sure enough, I'm undermethylated. Not a single f*cking "professional" over decades of various problems I had was ever of any use. Nothing. Zero. Zip. Zilch. 0. In the past 7 years I have educated myself to a degree that my former self would have been hard pressed to believe. I found a Twitter following and have helped a great number of people these past few years. Today, I trust doctors as far as I can toss them, I have no respect whatsoever for the title of "medical doctor." I have found a few online that have their head on straight, a Dr. Paul Mason from Australia is one of them. But outside of a handful that I've come to respect, medical doctors are absolute sh*t to me...

[@LencoTB]

@@betelgeuse68 how did you figure out that you were undermethylated?

[@ginaconcialdi4352]

Seeking Health Products have improved my life immensely. It’s true: You are not only -what you eat -You are what you breath -you are what you sleep - you are how much you move and excrete. You have to be conscience of ALL OF IT! Omg! Seeking Health has changed me from the inside out. A sincere thank you for caring Dr. Lynch. ❤

[@DrBenLynch]

awesome :) - that made me smile.

[@tanyawieczorek6603]

"Conscious", not conscience.. and yes ❤

[@joanblack6672]

I had adult-onset histamine intolerance which eventually became so severe that I once wound up in the hospital for 24 hours. Turned out that it was a copper deficiency and once I started taking a copper/zinc supplement (copper and zinc work together) my histamine intolerance totally corrected itself within 3 days! Now I'm back to my youthful tolerance and can eat whatever I want to. (Of course I'm still taking my copper/zinc supplement every other day.)

[@jillherrmann1416]

i'm experiencing something similar. It's been horrific! What were your symptoms that you ended up in the hospital? i've had 3 trips to the ER. They never find anything wrong. What brand of copper/zinc are you taking? Did you start out low dose? Thanks! Glad you figured it out, it's so debiitating.

[@naouelfilali8462]

Great 😊, What does worked for you Please ? Thank you.

[@KatKhatibi]

I have histamine intolerance with high copper 😔. It’s definitely different causes for everyone which is why it’s so frustrating. Someone got fixed with prescription glasses, another with orthopedic shoes, another by changing bedtimes. It’s wild.

[@Brueckmaniac]

Hello, 40 YO female here 👋 Bovine adrenal cortex saved me from the brink of adrenal failure. 2 years ago my Naturopath put me on 1600 mg DAILY, after my labs showed severe LOW cortisol. This is a very high dose but I was a total wreck and this stuff made me feel alive again. Berberine and Inositol also helped with insomnia, brain fog and inflammation due to blood sugar issues. I am only now starting to address histamine specifically, and this video really rings true for me. Anyone who doesn’t believe in adrenal fatigue hasn’t had it. Good luck!

[@GinFit4U]

This was fantastic!! Thanks so much! I struggled for 6 years with adrenal issues and had histamine reactions on and off as a result. Feeling so much better now! Great information!

[@DrBenLynch]

You're so welcome!

[@dudoklasovity2093]

Excellent stuff! It took my 3 year’s suffering to realize and identify what was going on in my body. Your video just connected the dots for me and I understood the whole picture of what’s going on in the body and take precautions. Now I feel 100% better! It’s also important to cut down or eliminate single sugars. Insuline drop stimulates release of cortisol as well. Thank you, bless you sir!👍

[@tartgreenapple1]

It has always annoyed me when people imposed *their* ideal circadian rhythms on me. I about killed myself trying to adjust to those until a very kind soul who studies circadian rhythm told me that neurodivergent people tend to be night owls. I wish people would understand we are NOT all the same. I really do like the Adrenal Cortex. I've used it a few times. I'm not always good at deciding if I need it but I'm working on it.

[@DrBenLynch]

Everyone is different indeed. If you wake up feeling rested before your alarm goes off, or when you need/want to get up, then you do NOT need Adrenal Cortex. If you're waking up earlier than you want to by a few hours or waking up really tired, that's when you need to take it.

[@tartgreenapple1]

​@@DrBenLynchDefinitely.

[@gutsfinky]

So true! Even having a job where I cam get to the office at 9 instead of 8 has made an enormous difference in my life. I'm much less stressed and have more energy.

[@jjhdtjnnyy7644rledg8ijbnkeeGu]

I've seen too many content when people are, you know, just banging on about something and, I just don't get it, and right here, you got it all and it's absolutely beautifully presented! 😮

[@kirstywilson4289]

My ears started ringing out loudly last night right after work, just as I was discovering the link to this from the facebook story. Still ringing out right now. I slept like a baby in the meantime. I may have had too much caffeine but still… I’ve had a quiet tinnitus for years now and I feel like I could sleep for days most mornings. I think I should give it a try.

[@Marysol1fi]

I was over trained, but felt good. Now many years later I have been struggling with health issues after being bullied.. Low blood pressure all my life and yes adrenals are for sure tired

[@barbarab3298]

Ty dr lynch please continue with more vids on detox as welll

[@jadziamerriberri]

Yoooo, I'm going to try this! I started working at a vitamin/supplement store, so I'm learning a lot! My nerves and adrenals have been kind of fried for most of my life, but I'm slowly learning how to heal myself by supplementing more correctly and making healthier lifestyle changes. 😊 So glad I found your channel -- I can help myself, and my customers! 💕

[@lucyb.2782]

Wish I could connect to people on KZbin.... it would be soooo helpful ❤

[@YvonneMiller-vx2po]

Hi there 😊 My belief coming from someone who has to deal with negative angry people, is it's all stress related. The more stress you have , your body will let you know 😢 !

[@andreapiedmonte1954]

As I was watching this and having my morning coffee, I found out why my ears were ringing. excellent information clear delivery.

[@Mo-yj3wf]

All of this happened to me last year. Plus vomitting, problems with eating, weird heart problems. Thank you Doc 💙

[@estefaniasage2727]

Ugh same here with the ringing in the ears

[@LencoTB]

Me too

[@ChristinaLabruzzo]

What do we do when we have ringing in ears ? I have it too

[@nanasloves]

I’ve never awakened and been refreshed….

[@revelation12_1]

Do you have poor dream recall?

[@nanasloves]

@@revelation12_1 I would say yes, I know I dream but I can’t remember what it was.

[@revelation12_1]

@@nanasloves You should try taking 25-50mg of B6 before bed. This helps me feel refreshed when waking. Also if you have stress or anxiety take the online test for pyrrole disorder.

[@m.htruth8880]

​@@nanaslovesDream snatching spirits? Could be or could be some physical issue. Many ppl think not remembering your dreams is normal, but it's not.

[@FrostyBud777]

I had Great Plains comprehensive stool test, here I had salmonella and CItrobacter Freundii and farmeri, which cuase hydroden sulfide sibo and histamine! Killing it seems to be helping me a lot. Sibo has almost killed me a few times, My adrenals are suffering, want to try adrenal cortex this coming week. Got IV vitamin therapy , Myers cocktail today, urine was more orange than ever in life , like yougevities tangy tangerine drink, and I hope to heal the leaky gut, increase probioitics , detox liver and strenghten adrenals and LIVE LIFE AGAIN. thank You GOD for all you have done.

[@Dan-iy8ig]

would love a video on the different types of adrenal supplements for example what is the difference between whole adrenal glandular and adrenal cortex? Thank you

[@DallasD_]

Ben, you should do a seperate video on waking up too early in the night (2,3,4am) and how to address this issue with adrenal cortex. So many people have this problem, This is a huge topic that will gain alot of traction. You obviously did touch on it, but could be more fleshed out. For example, to address this 4am wake-up issue, im not sure if i should be taking the a-cortex even if im not tired in the morning at my normal target 6-7am wake-up time.

[@LencoTB]

This happens to me when I am stressed out.

[@blakemauney]

This happens to me nightly. I wake up with a rush of adrenaline in my stomach and this feeling can continue for hours. Every single doctor I have seen, and I have seen NUMEROUS specialists, have always chalked this up to anxiety. Yes, I have anxiety, but I tell them that an autonomic nervous system effect is taking place and they kind of give me this dumfounded look. It was not until I went to a holistic doctor that my adrenals were ever discussed. I am three years into this situation with my body rejecting medications, full blown anxiety, brain fog, etc etc and finally the histamine connection is all making sense.

[@LencoTB]

@@blakemauney I totally understood you. The regulars GP doctors look at you like some kind of weirdo when you mention adrenal fatigue or dysfunction. Did you find a solution to your problem with adrenaline rush at night? For me it always happens between 02-03 at night.

[@blakemauney]

@@LencoTB I think one of problems is that my body is producing too many histamines at this particular time of night. I have found for the moment that if I take antihistamine right before bedtime it SOMETIMES takes me through the issue. However, I understand that when you get this adrenaline rush that your stomach is simultaneously producing lots of acid. The other night I woke up and took a Pepsid and it seemed to calm down the nervousness in my stomach so I could actually get back to sleep. I am getting ready to go on a huge liver detox diet and see how this will do for me. I also am going to see an acupuncturist for the first time on Monday. I also am going to an immunologist/allergist to see if they can give me insight into this situation since I am almost positive that the histamines are causing this issue. I constantly have sinusitis and this is also a common issue when having too many histamines produced.

[@jillherrmann1416]

@@LencoTB that can be a histamine response. Body releases histamine around that time. Lowering histamine during the day should help if that is the cause of your waking. DAO will help clear out excess histamine. Seeking Health sells a DAO supplement. If it's not histamine, it could be low blood sugar like he mentions in the video.

[@BELIEVEmiss]

Super informative ! I thought that when your stressed out physically or emotionally the cortisol production is high? I guess you mean that with excessive stress the adrenals weaken with time.. hmm interesting ! Also, according to Traditional Chinese Medecin, Waking up at 2 or 3 in the morning could also be linked to a liver being wonky. So super important to avoid cooked fats, refined sugar and coffee!!

[@ava.artemis]

Great info. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Adrenal cortex made me feel much better if I took it 1 or 2 days, but if I took it a 3rd day I’d get a terrible migraine. I can take melatonin or tryptophan every once in a while and it will help me sleep, but if I take it twice in a week I’ll get a migraine. I think this principle applies to all sorts of things we put in our system, including food, chemicals, allergens, etc. I had MCAS and my main acute symptom was migraines. For others it may be a different symptom, but a similar mechanism

[@antosiamoon]

Thank you Dr. Lynch :) You are a genius and so generous with what you share!

[@firstlast1732]

I shifted my bedtime routine from going to bed at 10:30 to go to bed at 12:30 and that helps me tremendously

[@tanyawieczorek6603]

What was wrong with the original bedtime?

[@johnjackson3349]

Thank you for this. I wasn't aware of the ideal timing but it makes sense. I had been taking Adrenal at night on occasion and noticed I experience emotional dreams afterward. I'm super irritable in the mornings for like 2-3 hours, so going to try your advice. Also my doctor gave me a timed saliva cortisol test - Huge spike in the morning followed by abysmal flatline the rest of the day. I probably shouldn't be watching this video at midnight, lol.

[@DrBenLynch]

ha - yeah - watching this at midnight isn't ideal ;) I'd look at having a nice protein dinner before bed. You may have a huge spike of cortisol because your blood sugar is too low in the morning or you are waiting too long to eat. Or you are stressed because you don't like your job, or the commute or something else going on.

[@lauriegills773]

I’ve been schooled! 🙌🏻 This is such valuable information!! And so appreciative. You’re the best!!! 🥰🥰🥰💪🏻🙏🏻💚

[@Vntgchk]

Thank you for explaining things in an understandable way. I have learned a lot!

[@funny1048youtube]

If we use Adrenal Cortex, will it lower the histamine intolerance symptoms?

[@danaking3568]

You just described my 12 year old!

[@tatyanagalaxyphd21]

Absolutely! Always listen to your body. It changes with many factors! Amazing, so many great tips only for 12 min! Can't wait to meet you on conference in a few weeks in Orlando!

[@florencehendrick4781]

I know several family and friends that need to know you and hear all this, will be passing this along.

[@patriciagay1403]

That is me for sure. What about your adrenal nutrients Dr Ben? Bless you, this has been so informative. Thank you

[@hopeandjoy805]

Thank you so much for sharing this video, this explains so much and is very helpful 🥰 Thank you for all that you do for so many people❤

[@gutsfinky]

Hearing a doctor say "take a pee" instead of "urinate" made me laugh. Keeping it real!

[@Jasper7182009]

It’s vulgar and not professional. Urinate or void are proper.

[@barbarab3298]

Adrenal cortex works!! I purchased it from you

[@lymerecovery461]

great advice

[@earthing1139]

Dear Dr, for your future videos could you activate the subtitles please? I don't know well english but subtitles help me a lot to understand you better. Thank you so much for your work!!!

[@g.s.5868]

or you could learn english, good for your aging brain... and English is my 3rd language I learned to speak...

[@earthing1139]

@@g.s.5868 that's why I need subtitles, to understand and learning. Beside to deaf people if a benefit to

[@earthing1139]

@@Maggie-zr2ow Thanks!!! 🤗

[@kariannevaez858]

Hi Dr. Lynch, I was wondering if I should take both your adrenal nutrients and adrenal cortex or just one or the other. Do they do different things? Thx!

[@KARIS1961]

My cortisol is very high. I’m guessing that Adrenal cortex isn’t for me. Is there a supplement that you recommend for folks with high cortisol? btw, just subscribed. 🙂

[@enzosupersayian2943]

I suffer too much I needd help thanks for the video

[@venividiscripsiaeternum]

Great information!

[@joannezavitz4690]

I am wondering if I should take Adrenal Cortex and Dessicated Thyroid at the same time. I believe I have symptoms of histamine intolerance, low cortisol and hypothyroidism. I am was taking Histamine Digest but ran out and I am taking Quercetin , Bromalaine and Vitamin C now but haven't been taking it very long. I am noticing a difference along with low histamine foods, mostly carnivore diet.

[@DrBenLynch]

you can take those together certainly. Watch out for symptoms of anxiety though. I'd look at HistaminX as it contains the quercetin and bromelain and other flavonoids. www.seekinghealth.com/products/histaminx

[@FrostyBud777]

I love your work. Slow MAO and COMT here, took me a while to realize methylated folate and b12 wrecks me. Naturello mulitivatamin with just 100% daily value of each was hurting me for MONTHS. I am doing the B minus from Seeking health and NO REACTIONS! SENSE OF CALM! , Also Doing Adrenal cortex and it is LIFE CHANGING after a horrible about of sibo caused by Citrobacter fruendi and farmeri / salmonella found though great plains labs comprehensive stool analysis. God bless you!

[@DrBenLynch]

excellent! :)

[@debyfnb]

Can Adrenal cortex be used if you already use any aldosterone antagonists? How one would affect the other in this case? Thanks

[@aspiringalchemist8398]

Bless you dear man!! You have just explained everything that is going on with me! I’m exhausted all the time and yet I can’t even sleep through the night because my blood sugar falls too low and wakes me up. Everything you just said applies right now. I am ordering some adrenal cortex immediately! Thank you sooooo much for the answers!!! 🥲

[@ElectricDanielBoone]

How'd it work?

[@gutsfinky]

Ooh, going to try this. I have terrible night sweats from my blood sugar getting too low overnight. Had the problem for years, couldn't figure it out until I wore a continuous glucose monitor for a few weeks and noticed a few steep dips overnight.

[@tanyawieczorek6603]

How are you doing now?

[@aspiringalchemist8398]

@@tanyawieczorek6603 much better thank you. I’m sleeping so well now and blood sugar is pretty steady.

[@LencoTB]

When I am burnt out I wake up between 2-3 at night and have go to the toilet to do number 1 and 2. I’m am not sure if I should eat some protein then to stabilise the blood sugar when I wake up in the middle of the night? Or eat a banana that has low GI?

[@lseh4720]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I just bought your book. Can’t wait to read it. Hope I can understand it all.

[@consi1801]

This was so helpful. Thank you!

[@99nikkidee]

Darn! Wish I saw this before I placed my order on the weekend 😂

[@florencehendrick4781]

Brilliant...

[@barbarab3298]

Love this Dr .. ty sir for all of your knowledge and research 🙏🙏☺️

[@danasummers8488]

I agree with everything but the glandular product . .supply a glandular or a hormone you will make the gland lazy ...what the gland is asking for is fundamental vitamins and minerals to recover and do Practical things like proper sleep and blood sugar regulation though diet

[@g.s.5868]

probably has no HORMONES as this would be ILLEGAL

[@LencoTB]

@@g.s.5868it does have hormones. See other videos on Adrenal Glandular. That stuff is potent and shouldn’t be taken for a longer period.

[@kylieg5909]

@drbenlynch what do you recommend for mid morning or early afternoon tiredness?

[@angelaGairdner]

How does this work with ADHD medication?

[@Jay-o1y2h]

Thank You Ben! I have a huge issues becauseI have MTHFRA and DAO, the problem is your supplements trigger my histamine which then trigger my adrenals and zap me completely. How can I get around this? I had mold exposure, my diet is perfec and I move daily

[@pepper419]

I really like what you're saying. It makes a lot of sense.

[@presouz1740]

66 years just finding out I am not only 677 MTHFR, I realized I have histamine issues for 50 years!! BUT the longer is gone on the WORSE I got.

[@gif24gt60]

Does adrenal cortex increase blood pressure or does it help it?😮

[@elizabethsmit9268]

Thank you so much for such a thoughtful presentation. Question: With regards to adrenal function can MTHFR alone cause adrenal fatigue? Is it a solo contributor in the absence of outside influences or stressors? Reason for asking... I have the MTHFR 677TT mutation and variable results for cortisol. Some years high, some years low. I can tell when my summer tan remains throughout winter or at least how I feel - wiped out - and a lasting tan. Not Addison's. As an FYI and perhaps to spark another topic or two...severe or debilitating MTHFR-related symptoms didn't appear to surface until menopause perhaps due to reduced absorption with one exception, hearing loss at 41, written off as due to childhood ear infections. I now believe folate and B12 deficit caused this based on research. Hearing is somewhat improved although tinnitus remains. Other MTHFR symptoms: dizziness, anxiety, vision disturbances, cervical spondy (resolved w B12), gastritis, and more. Also exploring if pernicious anemia is a factor in my case since Dutch/German heritage and PA is more common in Northern EU. Apologies for the lengthy note! Thank you again for all the education and safe travels!

[@DrBenLynch]

MTHFR alone - absolutely not. MTHFR can contribute to mood imbalances which then can be triggering to adrenals. I'd consider Histamine Nutrients for your ear ringing as it supports healthy histamine levels. High histamine is associated with tinnitus. MTHFR is associated with high histamine. www.seekinghealth.com/products/histamine-nutrients if your adrenals are pretty wiped out, consider the Adrenal Cortex in the morning along with more salt in your diet.

[@elizabethsmit9268]

@@DrBenLynch Thank you so much for taking time to respond. Checking out histamine supplements now via link. Adrenals were likely tanked from work and life (helps to reflect and recall what was going on). Tinnitus certainly adds to stress via hard time hearing.

[@erdalestay7917]

So does this kind of act like caffeine? The way you're describing it sounds a lot like caffeine... Can you do a video on adrenal cortex and caffeine or how caffeine affects the adrenal glands?

[@carmella88]

Ugh I would hate to find out the truth to this. I love my coffee ☕

[@PandaLAG]

Is it OK to take adrenal cortex although i take thyroid med? My #s look good, but I'm still tired alot, so I'm going to try this. Thank you for explaining these things so well.

[@semracalik3040]

Thank you

[@FeraleHubbard]

You are the best. Great video!!

[@DrBenLynch]

Wow, thanks!

[@Krisawake]

Will give it a try. Thank you!!

[@amyholcomb8620]

Can you take adrenal cortex and glutathione at the same time?

[@katelynch7002]

Hi, I’ve got low morning cortisol (5), pretty much low cortisol most of the day, normal at night. Start out with 1 capsule in the morning with food?

[@lori3637]

What’s in the adrenal cortex that helps the adrenals?

[@johncaccioppo1142]

Just in time, been irritable lately and I'll bet this is why!

[@mariapopova129]

Can adrenal cortex be taken together in the morning with desiccated thyroid gland?

[@Mo-yj3wf]

Or even on it’s own on a daily basis (?) Hashimoto/sluggish thyroid in my case.

[@ianpearson8976]

I've always knew I was sensitive to histamine but most of the time id recognize this before thing's got out of hand usually by taking vitamin c powder. This time had lots of mental symptoms and it went off the charts.

[@richellestarling333]

Tytyty. Million times: thank you. Just need optimal way to help my body detox this mercury correctly(64 on provocation, 2.5 yrs ago). IV chelation has saved my life but too costly now. My body does NOT like IV DMPS. Any advice so helpful and appreciated

[@winstonbrown347]

High sugar turns it off. Sugar reduces cortisol. Aspirin as well.

[@LencoTB]

I have also verified that aspirin reduces cortisol. Not a good thing to take if you have low cortisol

[@etc6615]

What to do if i have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and adrenal insufficiency?

[@anikomiles4260]

Yes we want a video on that please doctor!!

[@isa-manuelaalbrecht2951]

We need to remember doc Peter D' Adamos teachings: Bloodtype A & B are driven from cortisol in stress, bloodtype 0 and AB by catecholamines...😮 🤩🤭😏😉😁😆

[@DrBenLynch]

agreed. He's a legend.

[@LencoTB]

What does this mean? I am B negative

[@naouelfilali8462]

Explain more please.Thank you.

[@zhanetzadoryan9465]

Hi doctor. Is adrenal cortex trigger the release of histamine, which promotes an inflammatory response and can worsen the abdominal pain of IBS? Thank you

[@mvlandis6456]

I know this video is a year old and nobody may see my question but I will leave it anyway - I know from a test I have low cortisol. I have histamine intolerance but I also have Alpha Gal and cannot take products containing mammal. What can I take in the morning instead to boost my cortisol? Thank you.

[@LencoTB]

I do liquorice root in the morning. I have also low cortisol

[@laurahalverstadt4692]

Thank you so much Dr. Lynch! I am constantly learning so much from you, and on a much deeper level than pretty much anyone else I follow! Thank you for doing this valuable work. Question: if you have had tanked adrenals but have had some reactions in the past to adrenal cortex- more along the lines of buzzing/nervous system stimulation that feels excessive is there a way to use this product effectively without the side effects? I know I need it but struggle to figure out how to use it properly! Thanks again for all you do.

[@DrBenLynch]

You're welcome :) Yes - I'd say that you need to support your stress response vs cortisol levels. I'd look at Stress Nutrients which supports a healthy stress response. Adrenal Cortex supports healthy cortisol levels. You may already have fine or too high cortisol which is what you're feeling when buzzing nervously. Stress Nutrients takes that edge off by supporting a healthy stress response. www.seekinghealth.com/products/stress-nutrients Only use Adrenal Cortex IF you are waking up too tired, way before your alarm goes off or you are peeing too often during the night - or you are traveling to a new time zone. Those are my times when I take Adrenal Cortex - and always with a protein breakfast.

[@laurahalverstadt4692]

@@DrBenLynch Thank you!! That’s so helpful. I think things could have shifted with my stress/cortisol since the last time I tried it because I do have the issues you noted after the IF…, so I think I’ll order both and experiment to see what fits. Thank you again, great advice.

[@tanyawieczorek6603]

​@@laurahalverstadt4692 how are you doing now? I had similar issues with adrenal glandulars.. tachycardic...

[@sandiolson2064]

Will it help allergies

[@joanneurbanowicz4994]

What about high levels of Aldosterone causing HBP

[@wordivore]

I've had a bad time with handling stressors. I think caffeine/coffee makes this so much worse. I know this is an old video but I am hoping you read this. I listened to/watched your video "Histamine Intolerance Support: What to Use" In that video you mentioned you were getting nose bleeds as one of your symptoms when you were dealing with histamine intolerance. I'm dealing with them too and I have so many other symptoms as well as the adrenal issues, that match up with histamine intolerance being the problem. What's the connection between nose bleeds and histamine intolerance?

[@LencoTB]

Is this Adrneal Cortex in the video the same as Adrenal Glandular? I used to take Adrenal Glandular from Allergy Research Group and I felt really really good. But I’ve read that they are not meant to be taken for a longer period of time. You also mentioned that don’t take them on the day that you feel good. No one mentioned this to me and I struggle with burnout again. From the Saliva tests I’ve taken previously I have low morning cortisol. I am afraid that I’ve ruined my body by taking Adrenal Glandular for 5 months then paused two months and took them again for 5 months every day 1 capsule. I really hope you see this comment and can respond.

[@barbarab3298]

I checked my aldosterone acth and angiotensin 1+2 they were normal. Thinking about what your saying here and on my BP Etc ty dr Lynch

[@JessicaBrodie-h8q]

I'm taking so many supplements that I feel nauseous...how do I cycle methylfolate, b12, vitD K etc

[@suukinsin6771]

pls sell it on iherbs..the whole world will bless you sir 😅

[@veronical3135]

Hi doc, I suffer from stage 4 fibromyalgia. I'm interested if this supplement can help with my chronic fatigue. I can barely put one foot in front of the other, I'm exhausted everyday. Last month I checked all foods that are high in histamine and I do have histamine intolerance. Thank you so much for this information, it would be such a relief if it would work for me.

[@jenzyy73]

Would this be helpful for psoriatic arthritis? Thank you!

[@laurab196]

I wish I had you as my Dr. I’m a mess & don’t even know where to start. Wanted to do the Strategene test but I live in NY so can’t get it.

[@joanneurbanowicz4994]

Any help for high levels of Aldosterone had the resin blood test earlier this year

Can histamine intolerance cause eyelid eczema? I've had it for so many years and I am also homozygous for the 677 mthfr.

[@joanneurbanowicz4994]

High aldosterone for me causing high blood pressure

[@gratituderanch9406]

Man that explain some things. I also wonder if it has to do with insulin levels, I’m trying to eat, almost keto, because I do believe fruits in moderation can be healthy, but I’ve had tested adrenal exhaustion in the past, and I know I’m still dealing with fatigue because me, and I almost pass out every time I stand up, and I do have low blood pressure, so it could just be that too, but sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night and I’m starving! But I know I eat a decent supper and I have no need to be so hungry. Drives me bonkers. I have not really been forcing myself to eat breakfast, because I wake up, I have a glass of water and some Tudca (I have gall sludge some gall stones) and then I’ll just have a cup of coffee with coconut milk in about a tablespoon of maple syrup and I’m normally not even hungry until maybe one in the afternoon. I have not been taking my adrenal cortex until then . Maybe I should take it when I first wake up I wonder if I could take it with Tudca or if I need to space those two apart…

[@strope4]

Does it have ashwaganda in it? I’m on an antidepressant and cannot have that. Would like to try this if it’s safe, sounds just like me

[@pumpkinpie025]

Insomnia and EARLY morning awakening at 4am.... Boom, wide awake! When would you recommend taking adrenal cortex to 'reset' adrenals?

[@youhavetogotheretocomeback]

Same issue for me dude, sucks. Histamine foods are a trigger for sure, as well as exercise.

[@AnamCaraDeMexico]

Dr. Ben I'm living in Puebla México now how can I get the products here?

[@jackics6540]

I don't follow something - isn't stress actually INCREASING Cortisol?.. I always knew it that way. While here it's being suggested, to not stress out, since that would decrease your Cortisol... I'm confused, can someone pls explain.

[@DrBenLynch]

Stress does increase cortisol until your adrenals get to the point where you are depleted and running low on the ability to secrete healthy amounts of cortisol. So yes - initially - high secretion of cortisol from stress and then, long term stress, you're going to have lower levels of cortisol. 'Burn out.'

[@jackics6540]

@@DrBenLynch Thank you Doctor! I understand now, and so much appreciate your reply. Big follower of all of your work, and so nice always seeing you so much involved and caring, in first person. And in trying to help people. Want to take this opportunity to thank you sincerely for all of your great work, and speaking also for others certainly. Thanks.

[@gsdbellaoneone9325]

@@jackics6540 These are my sentiments as well. We do appreciate you - thank you Dr.Lynch!

[@hariprasadns3893]

What about taking for corticosteroid withdrawals syndrome? Is this helpful? Please please replay!🙏🏽

[@DrBenLynch]

yes! definitely would be helpful! great point!

[@hariprasadns3893]

🙏🏽

[@jillwilson1562]

So is this something to use along with Histamine block? I give my son histamine block because he wakes up tired in the mornings. My detox pathways need improvement and my adrenals are sluggish due to mold exposure. Histamine block doesn’t block histamine, but helps your body break it down properly, correct? Way I’m understanding histamine is helpful in ways. It’s so much to take in. I just want to make sure I’m getting the right supplements to support my family,

[@kjbrocky]

Does that adrenal cortex have the hormones removed?

[@brettc4387]

This is amazing info . Wonder if I could use it to get off vyvanse

[@freeagent6203]

Difference between cortex and whole glandular?

[@jillherrmann1416]

Cortex is only one part of the adrenal, glandular contains both.