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Drenamin 360 Tabs

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Since my chiropractor retired 5 years ago I've been unable to find Standard Process supplements locally; SO GLAD I checked Amazon! For years I've had periods of unexplained tiredness, feeling off-balance, and lightheadedness that my doctor attributed to anything from menopause to allergies, to seasonal weather changes. So, when I mentioned these symptoms to my chiropractor, he immediately told me it was adrenal fatigue and handed me a bottle of Drenamin. Being a supplement skeptic, I left with the bottle thinking if my MD couldn't figure out what was going on how could my chiropractor know what it was ,and what to do about it without so much as a blood test? After reading the ingredients I came very close to ditching the entire bottle. I called my MD to ask if she thought if it was safe to use, and was told with a little chuckle, that it wouldn't hurt as long as I didn't get mad cow disease. After using Drenamin for about 2 weeks, I began to feel much better, so I finished the bottle, and still being a skeptic, waited a month to see if the symptoms would return, which they did. My chiropractor told me to stay on Drenamin for at least 6 months for the full effect, he also put me on Symplex F, and I'm now happy to say I'm a believer, this stuff with all it's interesting ingredients, really does help.

The Drenamin has helped me in my recovery of Adrenal Fatigue.. now that I am off of Hydrocortisone, I've discovered I still need a little support. The Drenamin has given the adrenals just that. I've been taking this for about a month now and will continue to take it for many more months.
Now, this may not be enough support for someone who has a severe Adrenal Fatigue as I did when I was first diagnosed (stage 7), but for recovery stages or lower diagnosis, this will be of help.

I was having horrible pain in my lower back and I asked my chiropractor why as I see him regularly. Turns out I had hormonal issues and my adrenal gland was trying to compensate. I've only been taking it for a few weeks and I've noticed a huge difference in my back b/c my adrenal gland is no longer overacting. I look forward to seeing what else it helps with!

I began taking Drenamin at the advice of my chiropractor, after suffering repeated miscarriages. The fatigue I was experiencing was debilitating, but the Drenamin has made a noticeable difference in my energy level, and hence, my whole outlook. I take 6-9 a day.

I started taking this product a couple of weeks for adrenal support and felt the difference almost immediately, after these first few weeks I developed a severe overall body itching and flushing that lasted for a week after I stopped taking it. I contacted Standard Processing immediately to inquire if there was a history of this type of adverse reaction and they were not willing to comment. After a visit to my Dermatologist, we concluded that the Niacin in the ingredients was the culprit. I am really disappointed, because it seemed to be doing great things with my energy level. But if you are in any way sensitive to the adverse reactions due to Niacin, BEWARE.

This product helped immensely, even if I forgot and took it only 1-2x/daily, but was MOST optimal 3x/daily. And I would advise that is BEST to augment with the supplements and proper balanced diet--which is not really that difficult to do--as found in a couple of books right here on Amazon.com! Be well and live a long life like it says we're supposed to in the good book WITHOUT the diseases, conditions, and symptoms of aging and old age, which we're all kind of brain-washed into thinking we're supposed to get as time passes. Keep reading, get your greens, a full range of natural sourced nutrients, and fish oil. The more you read, the more you'll find that: The real key is alkalinizing, minerals, & enzymes. Yours in search of true health and a long strong drug-/surgery-free life (in so far as much as possible). WillTrekkie.

My chiropracter recommended that I take this to boost my energy for a big project, which it certainly did, but I discovered that it does a LOT more than that if you are a woman who has had a hysterectomy. One of the sad things that can happen after a hysterectomy is the loss of sexual desire, and that can be heartbreaking and downright depressing. I found a cure for that by accident when I started taking Drenamin. The first day I took 6 tablets, which is a lot, but I was repainting the guest room and I needed a big energy boost. The next day I woke up in an entirely different world. Oh my goodness, I think at that moment that I knew what it must feel like to be an 18-year-old at the peak of his sexuality! I highly recommend that you take 2-3 tablets per day instead of starting with 6. For those who have had a hysterectomy, I recommend taking 2-3 tablets of Drenamin per day along with a natural progesterone cream 3 weeks out of the month. I use Life-Flo Progesterone Plus, 1 pump a day, and the combination of the two products makes for the perfect natural hormone replacement for me. (The progesterone cream makes the big moment a lot more intense.) BTW, you take Drenamin if you have normal blood pressure and Drenatrophin PMG if you have high blood pressure. I've heard that these also increase libido for men, but I can't swear to that.

My chiropractor told me about this product for relief from raging hot flashes. It took about 4 -5 days to get them under control but it was worth the wait. I was having up to 20+ crazy, sweating down my face, hot flashes per day. I am 50 years old and peri-menopause has been going on for about 3 years. I am not overweight, exercise 5 days a week and eat very healthy. Taking hormones to get relief was not something i wanted to do, but was beginning to investigate. Drenamin has relieved me of these crazy sweats that took place all day and night! My sleep pattern was even restored. Drenamin 360 Tabs

This product is great for a nice, non-jittery pick me up, without the artificial stimulants.

My 8 year old Australian Cattle Dog was diagnosed with Cushing's Disease in the fall of 2009. Apparently, in his case, there's a tumor on his adrenal gland that is causing overproduction of cortisol - resulting in excessive thirst, urination, panting (from trying to cool his internal organs). This dog has always been housebroken but he had stopped being able to control the piddling thru the house. At any rate, I didn't have the funds to invest in a surgical solution (removal of one of his adrenal glands) and I took him to a homeopathic vet who recommended Drenamin. I give him 3 tablets every morning and 3 more in the evening. The root problem won't go away, but he has regained his ability to control his bladder. That alone is a blessing. This is the most loving animal I have ever seen and I know he won't be with me forever - but hopefully the Drenamin is giving him a better quality of life for now.