Re: I have just been diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease.

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you should go to the low dose naltrexone group.that and no gluten is the best treatment for hashimoto.

 

dr Cowan

Citaat:

I have used low-dose naltrexone successfully for Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis and even Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. In fact, for the first time I can see the way towards successfully treating autoimmune thyroid disease whereas before nothing really worked.

On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 8:11 PM, the_snowleopard <roladerc@...> wrote:

 

Is this the correct forum to get help and support on how to manage this disease? I have had lots of labs and testing done. I've been told to just wait and let the disease run it's course. I feel like I should do something now!!! the_snowleopard

[Guest guest]

Run its course? You need to find a new doctor if that's the advice. You need

replacement

thyroid hormones (you want whole thyroid like Nature Throid), and you should

definitely get

on the iodine protocol with all the companion nutrients.

The thyroid is the engine of the body's metabolism. Without thyroid, we don't

have any health.

Hashi's doesn't just cure itself. Weird advice and I'd run away from that doc

quickly.

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On 7 Sep 2011 at 18:11, the_snowleopard wrote:

> Is this the correct forum to get help and support on how to manage

> this disease? I have had lots of labs and testing done. I've been

> told to just wait and let the disease run it's course. I feel like I

> should do something now!!! the_snowleopard

>

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Have you read Dr. Brownstein’s book “Iodine, why you need it, why you can’t live without it”? It’s got tons of information on Hashi’s, and how to treat and manage it. Vicki in Reno From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of the_snowleopardSent: Wednesday, September 07, 2011 11:11 AMiodine Subject: I have just been diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease. Is this the correct forum to get help and support on how to manage this disease? I have had lots of labs and testing done. I've been told to just wait and let the disease run it's course. I feel like I should do something now!!! the_snowleopard

[Guest guest]

They don't want a cure . They want you to burn your thyroid out and then you come back for the rest of your life dependant on them to give you thyroid medication. It's the greatest annuity around.

Buist, ND HC

Re: I have just been diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease.

Run its course? You need to find a new doctor if that's the advice. You need replacement thyroid hormones (you want whole thyroid like Nature Throid), and you should definitely get on the iodine protocol with all the companion nutrients.The thyroid is the engine of the body's metabolism. Without thyroid, we don't have any health. Hashi's doesn't just cure itself. Weird advice and I'd run away from that doc quickly.--On 7 Sep 2011 at 18:11, the_snowleopard wrote:> Is this the correct forum to get help and support on how to manage> this disease? I have had lots of labs and testing done. I've been> told to just wait and let the disease run it's course. I feel like I> should do something now!!! the_snowleopard>

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The " plot " just gets more and more crazy-- I really was not aware that the

" latest " treatment is

no treatment at all. To reiterate-- any doctor advising you to let Hashi's " run

its course " is

condemning you to lower and lower quality of life and inability to ever gain

back your

metabolism. You need a different doctor. And you need the iodine protocol.

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On 7 Sep 2011 at 17:57, ladybugsandbees wrote:

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> They don't want a cure . They want you to burn your thyroid

> out and then you come back for the rest of your life dependant on them

> to give you thyroid medication. It's the greatest annuity around.

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> Buist, ND HC

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> Run its course? You need to find a new doctor if that's the advice.

> You need replacement thyroid hormones (you want whole thyroid like

> Nature Throid), and you should definitely get on the iodine protocol

> with all the companion nutrients.

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> The thyroid is the engine of the body's metabolism. Without thyroid,

> we don't have any health. Hashi's doesn't just cure itself. Weird

> advice and I'd run away from that doc quickly.

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> On 7 Sep 2011 at 18:11, the_snowleopard wrote:

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> > Is this the correct forum to get help and support on how to manage

> > this disease? I have had lots of labs and testing done. I've been

> > told to just wait and let the disease run it's course. I feel like I

> > should do something now!!! the_snowleopard

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It is maddening. It makes my blood boil to hear people tell me they have been told "you are not bad enough yet so come back when you are". There is no prevention in modern medicine. It is disease management.

Buist, ND HC

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[Guest guest]

This is mainstream medicine's idea of how to treat Hashi's. What they are

telling you is to let your thyroid burn out and then they will give you meds. A

known cause of Hashi's is iodine deficiency, so I would start there. Also

recommended is a gluten free diet and eliminate any soy or soybean oil in your

diet. Antibodies can be eliminated by the iodine protocol and adressing these

diet changes.

Linn

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> > Is this the correct forum to get help and support on how to manage

> > this disease? I have had lots of labs and testing done. I've been

> > told to just wait and let the disease run it's course. I feel like I

> > should do something now!!! the_snowleopard

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This is one of the most annoying and frustration things about allopathic

medacine for me. It is like having a fire and you house and the fire department

says we won't put the fire out until it gets much worse.

I understand your situation and every informed person will " say fire that

doctor! " That is correct. But where do you go and if you need to maintain a

relationship with a PC for other reasons, how do you do it without beling

stigmatized a troublemaker or nut. This is true in smaller towns and areas that

don't offer much in alternative medacine. Even in Larger cities where the AMA

and teaching hospitols rule. These days many people don't have the resources to

go to an informed ND or enlightened MD, if you can find one. Add to that you

feel like crap and can't deal with a lot of stress.

To those who say " just fire the doctor " there is more to it than just doing

that.

Dr is correct. It is part of their business plan. The drug

companies, the teaching hospitols and endo's are in league.

They are no longer " practicing medecine " . They are a business and they wnat you

to be a dependant customer.

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> > > this disease? I have had lots of labs and testing done. I've been

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> > > should do something now!!! the_snowleopard

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In responce to the specific thrust of your question, jjc; Part of the answer to

'where do you go?' is; right here.Specifically, to the I-net.You research, and

educate yourself all you can as to the nature of your disease.You read

everything the lamestream medical community says about your disease and its

treatment.And, everything the alternative community says.And then, by degrees

you take control and authority, AND RESPONSIBILITY for your medical care,

yourself.

Your hand is the one that puts the pill in your mouth.Recognise and accept that

responsibility, instead of putting it on the shoulders of a healthcre

practioner, or a group or group mod.In short, whether you are able to find a Dr.

you can work with or not, tkae charge of, and responsibility for your own

medical care, in order to get the medical care you deserve.

At least in the US and England, ther is nothing a Dr. can do for you, that you

can't do for yourself.Yes, the ideal is to have a Dr. with whom you can have a

good Patient/Dr. relationship. For those who can't find/develop such a

relationship, the I-net and a postal address, and an inquiring mind are all you

need.Jim

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> > > > Is this the correct forum to get help and support on how to manage

> > > > this disease? I have had lots of labs and testing done. I've been

> > > > told to just wait and let the disease run it's course. I feel like I

> > > > should do something now!!! the_snowleopard

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