Re: Yukon, American Eskimo - Experience w/ Lignans and Melatonin?
Based on those results Yukon has Atypical Cushing's - meaning the cortisol is normal but 2 or more of the intermediate hormones are elevated. With these results I would not worry about trying Vetoryl (Trilostane) at all and I would put the thought of trying the Lysodren on a back burner. The protocol for Atyipcal is the combination of melatonin and lignans so I am glad they are not prolonging the separation of these two supplements. It typically takes at least 4 months to see any improvements so I am glad they will be combined soon. The melatonin will probably make him a little sleepy at first but he should adjust pretty soon and I would caution you to watch for diarrhea when the lignans are added and if that happens you can lower the dose of lignans and slowly increase. My Squirt started off Atypical and yes, the melatonin and lignans did help her so have hope but also have patience. Just remember it can take several months to see improvements.
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