Guest guest Posted December 27, 2006 Report Share Posted December 27, 2006 HI , Have you thought of asking this quesiton on Autism Answer?? They may be able to help, All the best, Janet davidhall2020 <david-hall@...> wrote: Hi, Rich and all. richvank@...> wrote: > I just want to mention that in CFS it appears that in many cases the > issue is not with the adrenals themselves, but rather higher up in the > HPA axis, at the level of the pituitary or the hypothalamus or even > higher in the brain... ***My case strongly indicates the higher up in the brain issue is closer to the source of the problem and the cause of my most troublesome symptoms. Nondenatured whey use seems to have definitely eliminated several symptoms and lab values associated with thyroid, hypothalamus and pituitary issues. ***I've even derived benefit from supplements like lipoceutical glutathione and others recently that improved glutamate/GABA balance, eliminating a thin but clear layer of pain on my right side brain as I've mentioned here I have in the past. However, and I think it's getting down to the last tough juggernaut and probably most important aspect of my CFS pathology that must be dealt with effectively in order to get well, my right side neocortical dead spots or clogged/neurotranmission blocked areas as I sense them remain. ***I believe this neocortical problem has been in effect since childhood, before my classic ebstein-barr virus activated onset to full on CFS in 1986 . So far none of several pharmaceutical treatments I've done in my past nor the last two years of RenewPro nor DMPS treatment nor the recent BH4 I tried, which definitely helps neurotransmission in areas surrounding, has penetrated or made a difference to this right side cortical dysfunction. I'm not sure if this problem is about persisting heavy metal toxicity, viruses, amyloid/misfolded proteins, a strong focal methylation problem or what, but it is clear this problem must go in order for me to be well, function properly and have a life. ***Any feedback that might assist at this point in making this happen I certainly welcome. *** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 27, 2006 Report Share Posted December 27, 2006 Hi all I also have similar kind of pain on left side of my head. If I can not rest my brain often during the day it gets much worse and i am unable to think.I noticed it gets less when I am able to increase my blood circulation and also when I think less. Could not yet try whey protein. Nil Re: How do you help your adrenal glands?--Rich and all > > > Hi, , > Some thoughts occurred to me as I read your post. > Have you ever had an MRI of the brain? I wonder if the problem > could be at a physical, rather than a chemical, level. > I was wondering if you ever had cranial sacral therapy. A good > therapist can open energy pathways that are blocked - no matter what > the cause (this is not to say it is " The " answer). > > > > > > >> > I just want to mention that in CFS it appears that in many cases > the >> > issue is not with the adrenals themselves, but rather higher up > in the >> > HPA axis, at the level of the pituitary or the hypothalamus or > even >> > higher in the brain... >> >> >> >> ***My case strongly indicates the higher up in the brain issue is > closer to the source of the >> problem and the cause of my most troublesome symptoms. > Nondenatured whey use >> seems to have definitely eliminated several symptoms and lab > values associated with >> thyroid, hypothalamus and pituitary issues. >> >> >> >> ***I've even derived benefit from supplements like lipoceutical > glutathione and others >> recently that improved glutamate/GABA balance, eliminating a thin > but clear layer of pain >> on my right side brain as I've mentioned here I have in the past. > However, and I think it's >> getting down to the last tough juggernaut and probably most > important aspect of my CFS >> pathology that must be dealt with effectively in order to get > well, my right side neocortical >> dead spots or clogged/neurotranmission blocked areas as I sense > them remain. >> >> >> >> ***I believe this neocortical problem has been in effect since > childhood, before my classic >> ebstein-barr virus activated onset to full on CFS in 1986 . So > far none of several >> pharmaceutical treatments I've done in my past nor the last two > years of RenewPro nor >> DMPS treatment nor the recent BH4 I tried, which definitely helps > neurotransmission in >> areas surrounding, has penetrated or made a difference to this > right side cortical >> dysfunction. I'm not sure if this problem is about persisting > heavy metal toxicity, viruses, >> amyloid/misfolded proteins, a strong focal methylation problem or > what, but it is clear >> this problem must go in order for me to be well, function properly > and have a life. >> >> >> >> ***Any feedback that might assist at this point in making this > happen I certainly welcome. >> >> >> >> *** >> > > > > > This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each > other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment > discussed here, please consult your doctor. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2006 Report Share Posted December 28, 2006 OK, I can see how that makes sense for now. I hope you start feeling better. When I get my headaches, I think of you. Another note to the group: It has occured to me that the more we CFSers get involved in autism answer, the more attention that will bring to our case. ie, mitochondial issues and the krebs cycle. In other words, more pressure on the teacher. She is a researcher of bio chemistry. The closest one we have to our group.... Just my 2 cents. Janet davidhall2020 <david-hall@...> wrote: Hi, Janet. jgstev716@...> wrote: > > HI , > > Have you thought of asking this quesiton on Autism Answer?? They may be able to help, ***I've read a lot of posts at the AA board and have implemented a few things based on what I read. I highly doubt my asking this question there would provide more insight as the typical response to such a post is one, read previous posts on the topic which I've done, and/or two, do the genetic panel which I haven't done to get feedback on this. ***Recently it appears Dr Amy is refraining from doing much if any speculation or commentary for folks who have not done her genetic panel, which I'm not sure at this point is worth the cost for my case given I'm a little bit further down the field with improved methylation than all those kids and some PWCs with CBS upregulation issues. I think I'm on the right track as far as treatments go and perhaps need to be more patient for improved brain function results despite already having been very patient in this marathon, so we'll see how it goes. *** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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