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Are there herbs beside licorice that increase low cortisol ?
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Low Cortisol: Hello, if you have low cortisol you should get checked by your doctor. If you're looking at herbal remedies than find a naturopathic doctor or a MD that is familiar with natural remedies. It could be an adrenal gland problem which are involved with cortisol. Too much caffeine, not enough sleep, too much stress, these could be factors. I've read that Siberian ginseng and vitamin C can help.
Answered 6/15/2019
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