Re: Re: U.S. Plans Drive to Limit Salt in Foods

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Thanks, Zhen,

I think the foods are laced anyway, regardless of sodium content.

We recently used frozen low sodium turnip greens and my wife experienced an increase in BP and I as well.

I was surprised at hers because it's usually 109/67.

She is just not a hypertensive. But the next day we attended the Dr for a routine test and it was noted by the Dr at 144/83 - very unusual. When she came out I verified it with my monitor.

I concluded it was the greens we ate. 24 hrs later her pressure is normal - no more of those greens. The good thing is she is checking her BP more regularly now.

I've noticed before some foods effect my BP - maybe an allergy, but I don't select foods just because they sodium free.

It doesn't necessarily mean they omit using another chemical which is not required for labeling.

And the word "spices" reveals nothing.

Regards

Re: U.S. Plans Drive to Limit Salt in Foods

It makes it hard to change salt intake when most foods have as much in them as they do. Most stores have limited low salt foods. what they do have costs more to buy and many have limited money to buy food. Most food that the poor can afford to by is loaded with salt.Even some of the better meats are hard to find that doesn't have added salt. >> right most have given up because no one ever changes they say.> > CE

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Yeah, I was told I had polymyalgia

and there was nothing that could be done for it.  Pretty soon, many women in my county learned

about that endo.

Val

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From: Valarie

Polymyalgia was the HMO’s way of

saving money. That was the contention even with the sestimibi scan that

showed the adenoma. It all went away when the adenoma was removed.

Funny how things like that happen.

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Grim

But parathryoid

surgery is not for polymyalgia I dont

think.

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Ah yes now I recall.CE Grim MDParathyroid had an adenoma. Removed the entire parathyroid. That came after battling with five docs and the HMO for five months. I had MEN1 testing which was negative. Val From: hyperaldosteronism [mailto:hyperaldosteronism ] On Behalf Of Clarence GrimI forgot you had an adenoma removed?? VM? http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1281460/ Polymyalgia was the HMO’s way of saving money. That was the contention even with the sestimibi scan that showed the adenoma. It all went away when the adenoma was removed. Funny how things like that happen.VM From: hyperaldosteronism@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:hyperaldost eronism@yahoogro ups.com] On Behalf Of Clarence GrimBut parathryoid surgery is not for polymyalgia I dont think. CE Grim MDThe rest of the “polymyalgia” scam for me was that my HMO didn’t want to pay for parathyroid surgery. Since that was my insurance, I had no choice until I could escape. Thank God, I was able to escape.

[Guest guest]

Parathyroid had an adenoma.

Removed the entire parathyroid.

That came after battling with five docs and the HMO for five months.

I had MEN1 testing which was negative.

Val

From: hyperaldosteronism

[mailto:hyperaldosteronism ] On Behalf Of Clarence Grim

I forgot you had an adenoma removed?? VM?

On

Apr 26, 2010, at 11:37 PM, Zhen Chu wrote:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1281460/

Polymyalgia was the

HMO’s way of saving money. That

was the contention even with the sestimibi scan that showed the adenoma. It all went away when the adenoma was

removed. Funny how things

like that happen.

VM

From: hyperaldosteronism@ yahoogroups.

com [mailto:hyperaldost eronism@yahoogro ups.com] On Behalf Of Clarence Grim

But parathryoid surgery is not for polymyalgia I dont think.

CE

Grim MD

On Apr 26, 2010, at 2:13 PM,

Valarie wrote:

The rest of the

“polymyalgia” scam for me was that my HMO didn’t want to pay

for parathyroid surgery. Since

that was my insurance, I had no choice until I could escape. Thank God, I was able to escape.

[Guest guest]

It is intriguing that there might be a connection between Lyme, commonly ignored and essential HTN unknown cause, and it would be pantheistic if the Lyme bacti caused the micro adenomas.

Maybe other bacti as well.

This implies also the bacti can be gotten from just the act of farming/gardening retaining pets.

I once got a thing from handling chickens called Mississippi valley something and was told it caused calcium deposits in the lungs. The Ca surrounds the spore that travels on the manure.

Regards

Re: U.S. Plans Drive to Limit Salt in Foods

More then likey more people will get bit by ticks. This will increase the number that seek medical help. Not likey all will be infected. > > >> > > Well, not if you stay out of forests like your mommy said?> > > And maybe away from Colo. And NYC.> > >> > > Regards

[Guest guest]

You may wonder where pantheistic came from? so do I.

Spellchecker.

That's pathtetic too.

regards

Re: U.S. Plans Drive to Limit Salt in Foods

More then likey more people will get bit by ticks. This will increase the

number that seek medical help. Not likey all will be infected.

> > >

> > > Well, not if you stay out of forests like your mommy said?

> > > And maybe away from Colo. And NYC.

> > >

> > > Regards

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Histoplasmosis. Most common cause of pneumonia I saw in Med School in MO. CE Grim MDYou may wonder where pantheistic came from? so do I.Spellchecker.That's pathtetic too.regards Re: U.S. Plans Drive to Limit Salt in FoodsMore then likey more people will get bit by ticks. This will increase thenumber that seek medical help. Not likey all will be infected.> > >> > > Well, not if you stay out of forests like your mommy said?> > > And maybe away from Colo. And NYC.> > >> > > Regards