Re: skin conditions, itchiness, and iodine

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Thyroid Panel II is TSH, FT3, & FT4. The cost is $75, but there's also a

code you can use that will give you a discount. I've have to search for it

on the NTH group archives.

If you've never had thyroid antibody testing done, that would also be

recommended. Healthcheck USA has thyroid antibody testing too.

Lynn

> Thanks. The testing site looks interesting. Right now, I would not

> have any idea what test or tests I should take. But I have

> bookmarked the site for future reference.

>

> Right now, the only place I can go for the test is a $15 cab ride each

> way. Hopefully something closer will open up by the time I figure

> out what I need, and save the $$ to pay for the test or tests.

>

> Alobar

>

> On 9/7/06, Lynn McGaha <lmcgaha@...> wrote:

> > >Never had any thyroid tests done. Back when I had a doctor, he never

> > >suggested it. Now, here in New Orleans, there are no inexpensive

> > >doctors and I do without them.

> > >Alobar

> >

> > Do you know about Healthcheckusa.com, where you can get blood testing

> > without a doctor's order? Course in New Orleans, there may not be a lab

you

> > can go to now.

> >

> > Lynn

> >

> >

>

>

>

> Iodine

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Steamed VEGAS? Need a vacation? LOL  Just teasing :)I have fried fish with it, and tonight I used in a pancake recipe that called for oil.I like the smoothie idea, will it get slid form the cold? I use frozen fruits.JackieOn Sep 6, 2006, at 8:44 PM, julie martin wrote:i also supplement with coconut oil. i add it tosmoothies or protein shakes. it can be melted on abaked sweet potato or any steamed Vegas. you can useit in oatmeal or on toast (just like butter.) somebrands taste more like coconut. while others havelittle taste, but neither is unpleasant.julie--- Alobar wrote:> I use it in cooking. I fry with it. Jackie wrote >What do you do with it to use> it every day?> www.myspace.com/jordanreimermusic

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Jackie - I mixed it with my butter and use it whenever I use butter. I've also fried chicken with it and use it instead of olive oil in my cooking. I've never been able to do the smoothie thing because it got chunky and grossed me out. But I'm telling you - It makes the best fried chicken ever!!

Terry

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>From: " Terry " <tmcnew1@...>

>Jackie - I mixed it with my butter and use it whenever I use butter. I've

>also fried chicken with it and use it instead of olive oil in my cooking.

>I've never been able to do the smoothie thing because it got chunky and

>grossed me out. But I'm telling you - It makes the best fried chicken

>ever!!

My wife says it makes things soggy as opposed to crunchy. So even when she

cooks with it, she also uses corn oil.

Skipper

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my spell checker does not like " veg's. " (lol) i put

all the smoothie ingredients in the blender, stack ice

on top, then i drizzle a small amount of coconut oil

on the ice. it does harden, then i blend it really

well and the result is very small droplet sized pieces

of the solid oil. occasionally there is a larger drop,

but i do not find it unpleasant.

julie

--- Ken & Jackie Reimer > wrote:

> Steamed VEGAS? Need a vacation? LOL Just teasing

>

> I like the smoothie idea, will it get slid form the

> cold? I use

> frozen fruits.

>

> Jackie

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Sorry, I should have clarified. I don't coat the chicken. I usually

use boneless skinless and just fry it that way. It's really good and

gives it a sweet flavor.

> My wife says it makes things soggy as opposed to crunchy. So even

when she

> cooks with it, she also uses corn oil.

>

>

> Skipper

>

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Nope , I don't take iodine. Wow Alobar, you're waxing a bit hostile dude! You're kind of a prickly fella, ain't ya?

But I don't think all supplements are bad. Just the synthetic ones, and some of those are okay short term in a crisis.

Don't be hatin' and puttin' words in my mouth. I was *really* just trying to be nice but I won't make that mistake again! Hardy har! Good Luck Big Dude!

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Jane, have you had a RBC analysis or any other testing other than serum? If you

are at healthy

ranges in all minerals without supplements AND have testing to back it up then

I'd like to know

exactly what it is that you eat. Thanks.

--- Jane Rowland <classicalwriter@...> wrote:

> Alobar,

>

> I'm not trying to convince you of anything you don't want to be convinced of.

I think we all

> hear that you have quite extreme conditions and merely wish to help.

>

> >>High

> potency vitamins can be a real help to some people.

> >>

>

> Yes, but highly nutritionally-dense foods are beneficial for all. I am

convinced that the cause

> of disease and the prevention of disease begins and ends with food. And I am

also convinced that

> synthetic supplements are at best a temporary fix.

>

> Jane

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You sure seemed like you were telling me to do things another way and

gave no substantiation for what you were saying. You seemed to be

telling me that what I was doing was wrong. If I misinterpreted your

motives, I am sorry.

Alobar

On 9/7/06, Jane Rowland <classicalwriter@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> Nope , I don't take iodine. Wow Alobar, you're waxing a bit hostile dude!

You're kind of a prickly fella, ain't ya?

>

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I am sitting here eating my oatmeal liberally laced with both virgin coconut oil and shredded coconut then topped with homemade yoghurt.

I cannot imagine a cold drink for breakfast.

mjh"The Basil Book"http://foxhillfarm.us/FireBasil/

Posted by: "julie martin" wolfpan7@... wolfpan7

Thu Sep 7, 2006 9:23 am (PST)

my spell checker does not like "veg's." (lol) i putall the smoothie ingredients in the blender, stack iceon top, then i drizzle a small amount of coconut oilon the ice. it does harden, then i blend it reallywell and the result is very small droplet sized piecesof the solid oil. occasionally there is a larger drop,but i do not find it unpleasant.julie

[Guest guest]

,

Nope, no RBC analysis though I'd like to get it done. I'm learning like you and just passing along what I have gleaned along the way.

Do you have a RBC lab to recommend?

Jane

I

[Guest guest]

>>You sure seemed like you were telling me to do things another way andgave no substantiation for what you were saying. You seemed to betelling me that what I was doing was wrong. If I misinterpreted yourmotives, I am sorry.Alobar>>

That's okay Alobar! Email is notoriously hard on inflection.

Peace,

Jane