To CB-03-01 users: any cortisol related sides?

[WangMQ]

If CB can be quickly metabolized into cortisol, could that trigger any cortisol related sides?

Cortisol has a lot to do with stress control. High cortisol level can also cause depression and fatigue. Even though that's just the result of my quick search, I suppose it is something worth attention.

Again, I never fully trusted the "no sides" touting of Cosmo:salut:

 

[monoid]

If CB can be quickly metabolized into cortisol, could that trigger any cortisol related sides?

Cortisol has a lot to do with stress control. High cortisol level can also cause depression and fatigue. Even though that's just the result of my quick search, I suppose it is something worth attention.

Again, I never fully trusted the "no sides" touting of Cosmo:salut:

But i think it should be better than RU/ finasteride/ dutasteride.

 

[whatevr]

But i think it should be better than RU/ finasteride/ dutasteride.

In theory, in reality this has not yet proven to be the case at all. Could be that no one is using a large enough dose, in that case we will have to wait until it's released.

 

[IvanXproject]

To my knowledge CB is metabolized into cortodoxone and not cortisol, but cortodoxone can be converted to either cortisol or androstenedione later. I am also keen to know if anyone has experienced any side effects related to cortisol when using CB.

 

[WangMQ]

In theory, in reality this has not yet proven to be the case at all. Could be that no one is using a large enough dose, in that case we will have to wait until it's released.

That's exactly what worries me. Similar story with finasteride when it was first released...Without long term clinical trial you just never know

 

[abcdefg]

I think its just common sense that at a large enough dose its going to have sides or be harmful. Enough water kills you or anything else in high concentrations. Which is why we just have to wait for them find dosage amounts vs efficacy.

 

[hilbert]

If CB can be quickly metabolized into cortisol, could that trigger any cortisol related sides?

Cortisol has a lot to do with stress control. High cortisol level can also cause depression and fatigue. Even though that's just the result of my quick search, I suppose it is something worth attention.

Again, I never fully trusted the "no sides" touting of Cosmo:salut:

got my cortisol level tested 2 months ago, and it's within ranges (although I'm overly stressed by my "experimental meds attempts").
doing 50-55 mg per day, and sometimes went up to 90-95mg.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

I believe that cortisol will make you put on body fat in a dose-dependent manner.