What drugs do you typically use to block cortisol?

[arwold]

This does not include the medications for Cushing's syndrome.

 

[Milton]

Why do you want to block it for?

 

[Gainjin260]

Why do you want to block it for?

Catabolic stress hormone.

 

[soldier74]

Yeah but you don't necessarily want to block it as it works in conjunction with the rest of your systems inner workings to keep you stable and healthy and your body functioning correctly. Certain things like stress, poor eating habbits, smoking, too much coffee among other things can elevate cortisol levels. Hell, I've even heard working out causes cortisol to spike because of the stress your muscles are under during. You can do things to keep that from happening, at least somewhat. Essentially keeping cortisol levels at bay, so to speak, or low is what to aim for. But I don't think blocking it is the answer. I'd suggest to keep your body in an anabolic state as much as possible is the goal for us. I meant to clarify that this IS NOT THE ANSWER but tren supposedly has a cortisol "blocking" effect about it. But you don't want to go taking tren forever to block cortisol now would you???? You might shorten your life span if so.

 

[Teutonic]

I take it you have high cortisol ?

I drink a quart of coffee w 5 mg aderoll for a pre workout, that cig ( 2 packs a week ) right after the gym hit s me like 5 dollar crack rock, and last night s full rack of baby back s and quart of coleslaw with 2 Root beers was f n golden...cortisol huh. ?
I do not STRESS over little crap that I can only minimally control by freaking over lil tweak s in my BW and I m sure not jump from AAS to AAS to increase my sex drive Gilligan or reduce it ..consistant training, 33 yr s now, eat according to waist line...

OP unless your cortisol s off the chain...do not freak. I do not know or care what mine is but my cholest, perfect everything else near perfect...micro sweating everything s stressful=cortisol increase.savvy ?

 

[JimiThing]

Cortisol isnt all bad. It plays a key role in lipolysis. Unless it is very high I wouldnt mess with it.