I loaded on adrenal caps on Tuesday, and it proved to be too much. In my standard issue 2 mile run, I started off reasonably well with a pace around 8:30 then died before the end of the first mile and settled for a 19:12 finish. Could I have finished a 13.1 within 3 hours (13:45 pace)? I doubt it. The culprit was clearly excess adrenal caps.
The next morning, I was horrible in the opener, then slightly BETTER after TRS and MUCH better after caffeine. I did take the caffeine with the Fulvic Acid so I was unsure if that had anything to do with it. I went with an adrenal suppressant and improved further. Not a surprise there. Unanswered question in addition to the Fulvic Acid/Caffeine is has my system rejected the adrenal glandular already or must I simply limit it? There was no evening session due to a severe weather threat, which never came.
Thursday morning- Opened with a 91 on NOTHING. Improved to 85 on Fulvic Acid alone. Improved to 78 on caffeine. Slipped to 84 on TRS. A 6-7 second difference over 1/6 of a mile is about 40 seconds per mile give or take with rounding. That IS enough to be considered significant. Fulvic Acid is necessary every day. I don’t like that, but it could be worse. Again, the dose does not seem to matter. Improvement after caffeine, which was significant? That is BAFFLING! While I was slightly better after TRS yesterday, I was significantly worse today?! A single adrenal cap appeared to make things better. Multiple caps would likely be a different story. The "real workout" was an improvement as well. 2 miles in 18:26 and I was a lot better holding the pace too.
Going forward, what do I want to see?
-Insignificant reactions to BOTH caffeine and TRS. The same with Fulvic Acid would be nice too but I won’t be greedy. Since I am already a fast oxidizer, I actually WANT a NEGATIVE response to the Adrenal caps. That is what SHOULD happen in the absence of toxins given my chemistry.
I believe I got it on Friday morning.
I opened with a 72 on only Fulvic Acid. Improved to a 70 on TRS then a 67 on caffeine. Neither treatment on its own was enough to be considered significant but the combined effect was. Then, the adrenal cap was tested. The reaction was SLIGHTLY negative as I slipped to a 71. Not a huge drop off but I could feel it. I believe it would have gotten ugly over a longer distance. That stuff will be quit now. Tomorrow, the reaction will almost certainly be STRONGLY negative. I predict a positive response to adrenal suppressants and will wean off caffeine.
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