[NaturalThyroidHormones] Re: TEST FOR MONDAY?

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They're all related in that they all can happen with chronic deficiency of

iodine. All correctable on this group's iodine protocol in most instances.

Iodine deficiency causes a wide range of dis-ease.

Peace and gratitude, Dean

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> > Just wanted to put in here that anyone can need iron, hysterectomy

> > or not. I've had a hysterectomy and am post-menopausal and have low

> > iron status. It would be good for you to get your iron status checked.

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> > > I just read the mistakes patient's make and I am quilty. I started

> > taking vD especailly vitamin d3 5000 ml a day and I told him that

> > last time and asked him to check my level's but now I am wondering

> > " if " they were checked? I asked the nurse when she called me but she

> > said it was fine...butt I admit I did not ask what the level's were

> > suppose to be or for them to send me copies.

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> > > ew now that I am thinking about it, my calcium level's were a

> > little high both time's Is this adrenal?

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> > > way to much info being crammed in at one time combined with the

> > fuzzyness equal's a whole lot of repeat. lol

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> > > I am going to write them down. I haven't read too much on Iron

> > seeing as I have had a full hysterctomy didn't think I need to add

> > any but I will do much more reading tomorrow...

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