Hmmm. I totally get what you are saying, I just don't think my case is frontal lobes firing the Cortisol..
Yeah I thought it was great that someone else seemed to have in depth researched it in a medical sense, must have been interested in the subject.
See I know I'm kinda asking the question again, but i've seen specialists from Endocrinologists to Neurologists, to St Marys who all agree, my level of Cortisol isn't from DP.
To them the issue is Cortisol but not my adrenal glands. I told my doctor in St.Marys if he knew DP and he said yes, that he was part of Kings College's research (very famous doctor) and he told me that at these levels, it's not DP causing it. Which kinda seems to think he see's it the other way round in my case, Cortisol causing DP or at least this level of Cortisol is not normal in DP.
4x too much Cortisol, shown at 5pm on that picture is extremely rare. My Endocrinologists told me that result would not be sensitive enough to show spikes of anxiety, they also did a 24 hour urine one that was over too, all day. St Mary's suspect "Cushings Syndrome" (20 out of 1 million) based on how high them results are.
I also don't know anyone with DP who is STIMULATED 24/7 like me, to the point i'm jacked up. They thought it was Mania for ages...when I "just had DP" I was not stimulated with tremors, dilated eyes, didn't sleep for days and days, now i'm more roided up than a bouncer.
Yeah I thought it was great that someone else seemed to have in depth researched it in a medical sense, must have been interested in the subject.
See I know I'm kinda asking the question again, but i've seen specialists from Endocrinologists to Neurologists, to St Marys who all agree, my level of Cortisol isn't from DP.
To them the issue is Cortisol but not my adrenal glands. I told my doctor in St.Marys if he knew DP and he said yes, that he was part of Kings College's research (very famous doctor) and he told me that at these levels, it's not DP causing it. Which kinda seems to think he see's it the other way round in my case, Cortisol causing DP or at least this level of Cortisol is not normal in DP.
4x too much Cortisol, shown at 5pm on that picture is extremely rare. My Endocrinologists told me that result would not be sensitive enough to show spikes of anxiety, they also did a 24 hour urine one that was over too, all day. St Mary's suspect "Cushings Syndrome" (20 out of 1 million) based on how high them results are.
I also don't know anyone with DP who is STIMULATED 24/7 like me, to the point i'm jacked up. They thought it was Mania for ages...when I "just had DP" I was not stimulated with tremors, dilated eyes, didn't sleep for days and days, now i'm more roided up than a bouncer.
