Re: thyroid and stuff

[Guest guest]

>

> i tell ya robin...i've tried everything over the last 30 years.

i've

> done everything except actually go on prescription thyroid.

,

I don't have time to respond to your post right now and I'll be gone

for a week. I get back to you when I get back. Would you at least be

willing to cut out dairy along with grains during this next week and

let me know how you're feeling by the time I get back?

Robin

[Guest guest]

>

> I don't have time to respond to your post right now and I'll be

gone

> for a week. I get back to you when I get back. Would you at least

be

> willing to cut out dairy along with grains during this next week

and

> let me know how you're feeling by the time I get back?

>

> Robin

but then what am i going to eat??? i've been eating this way for

over a year but my problems began a long, long time ago. in some

ways this has improved my health...and one of the best things is i

don't have to shop/prepare food/cook much anymore, it's like a dream

come true. in fact, i get most of my entrees from Whole foods for dh

and son...one of my goals in life is to never have to cook again. (i

reach high).

anyway. let's see what happens with the iodine.

i don't think cutting out 80% of what i eat is the answer right

now...it's not so much not cutting out dairy (i don't eat much grain

anyway) as it is...what else will i eat? does that mean i have to go

back to grocery shopping and cooking? i absolutely hate to cook and

avoid it whenever possible.

have a great week away, and thanks...

(don't worry about me when you get back)

laura

[Guest guest]

This thread has been very interesting, but my interest peaked even more

when you were discussing the moons on fingernails. I've only got moons

on thumbs and two glimpses of moons on two fingers of one hand. So now

I am wondering if I have a low thyroid too. Given the fact that it

affects many people as they age due to deficiencies in the diet I think

it might be a safe bet. Previously I've skipped chapters on thyroid in

any books I've read.

said:

> AFAIK, half-moons

> do not usually appear on the pinky fingers.

Wouldn't you know it....my husband has moons on every finger!!!!! Even

the pinkies. They are not full half moons, but are at least quarters.

Puts my slivers to shame. His nails are the hardest things, toe nails

doubly so. They are lethal - much like a sheet of corrugated iron. I

envy the hardness of his nails but not the fact that they get ingrown if

not cut the right way. Ow!

[Guest guest]

--- In , <harringtonwa@b...>

wrote:

> This thread has been very interesting, but my interest peaked even

more

> when you were discussing the moons on fingernails.

++ Yes I agree. But has anyone anything to say about eye colour? My

eyes are green. I once read that green eyes weren't a sign of good

health in terms of iridology.

++ And what about sanpaku? What do you know about it? Here is

something, but read it with a pinch of salt, because the source is

from macrobiotics, and macrobiotics is very much biased, you know.

http://www.macrobiotic.org/Sanpaku.htm

José

I've only got moons

> on thumbs and two glimpses of moons on two fingers of one hand. So

now

> I am wondering if I have a low thyroid too. Given the fact that it

> affects many people as they age due to deficiencies in the diet I

think

> it might be a safe bet. Previously I've skipped chapters on

thyroid in

> any books I've read.

>

> said:

>

> > AFAIK, half-moons

> > do not usually appear on the pinky fingers.

>

> Wouldn't you know it....my husband has moons on every finger!!!!!

Even

> the pinkies. They are not full half moons, but are at least

quarters.

> Puts my slivers to shame. His nails are the hardest things, toe

nails

> doubly so. They are lethal - much like a sheet of corrugated

iron. I

> envy the hardness of his nails but not the fact that they get

ingrown if

> not cut the right way. Ow!

>

>