[_Chat] Re: Dentist

[Guest guest]

Absolutely Miriam - this is a cause of Hypothyroidism Type 2 -

where normal thyroid function tests won't work. I am aware of the hair analysis

for potassium and calcium, but can't this be tested through serum - and free on

the NHS? Could this be the test we are looking for if the thyroid GLAND

function tests are normal, but the patient complains of the symptoms and has

the signs of hypothyroidism.

…and what is the little critter crawling around your

message????

Luv - Sheila

PS - as this topic is 'Thyroid' I have posted a copy onto the

main forum.

Something interesting he said was this. What do

you make of it? & #13; & #10; & #13; & #10;The calcium/potassium ratio

gives an indication of thyroid function. The higher the calcium is, the more it

interferes with the permeability of the cell Ð a calcium shell is formed. You

can judge the calcium level from a hair sample. An average ratio is 4:1

(calcium: potassium). Thus you can monitor the effect of T3 at the tissue

level. & #13; & #10; & #13; & #10;Miriam & #13; & #10; & #13; & #10;---

In thyroid treatment_Chat ,

" miriam_hinch " <miriam_hinch@...> wrote: & #13; & #10;> & #13; & #10;>

I am seeing a mercury-free dentist in Bristol to get my fillings changed.

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[Guest guest]

Looks like the formatting hasn't appeared right - carriage returns etc. This

may be because I was making notes for myself about my appointment and decided to

copy and paste this bit to the group instead of typing it in

directly. & #13; & #10; & #13; & #10;Miriam & #13; & #10; & #13; & #10; & #13; & #10;>

…and what is the little critter crawling around your message???? & #13; & #10;