Re: I'm quitting everything need advice ANYONE.....

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The same thing has happened to me several times. I read in 's book

there some people are fast compensators and their bodies lower their own

production of thyroid hormone each time you take your thyroid pill. I am

not sure I understand all that but I watched my temp decrease with the

addition of Armour thyroid. Today I doubled my dose and so far I do feel

better.

Maybe understands this mechanism or what to do about it. I have

been on strong adrenal support for at least 9 months.

-- I'm quitting everything need advice ANYONE.....

Well, I don't know what else to do here. I'm having trouble

walking, my arms and hands going numb way to frequently, my throat

feels like it's swollen inside when I swallow and numerous other

crap. I know that I started this all wrong and it's my own doing.

I started with the Cdn " Thyroid " ....had a few days where I felt

great, better than I have in the last 5 years. Well, I added

Isocort and Dhea and Iron to my supplements that I was already

taking, Vita C, CoQ10, Salmon Oil. Anyway, I've felt horrible for a

3 weeks now and just can't seem to find a good dosage. So I quit

taking everything as of yesterday. What I need to know is:

1 - How long should I not take anything before it gets out of my

system?

2 - What should I start with, from what I've been reading I would

say the Isocort. But how much?

3 - How long after I start the Isocort should I add in the Thyroid

and how much?

4 - When should I add the supplements iron, vita C etc?

Thanks so much everyone, this time I'm gonna take it slow and do it

right. But you know after 31 years of feeling so crappy and then

you get a few days where you could actually walk like a normal

person and feel soooooo good, it's like seeing the light at the end

of the tunnel.....you can't wait to get there so you take off and

start running. -

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Please don't blame yourself, I think we all 'can't wait to get

better'. With me, it's migraines that make me feel desperate to get

myself fixed 'today'. Good luck

Lynn S.

> Thanks so much everyone, this time I'm gonna take it slow and do it

> right. But you know after 31 years of feeling so crappy and then

> you get a few days where you could actually walk like a normal

> person and feel soooooo good, it's like seeing the light at the end

> of the tunnel.....you can't wait to get there so you take off and

> start running. -

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Linn,

I'm glad chiropractic worked for you. It didn't help me, but he did

say something interesting. When I first got my goiter diagnosis and

told him I was going to start Thyroid meds. He said 'I won't drop

you, but many chiropractors won't even treat patients who take

thyroid meds.' I think, as a group, they don't know the difference

between what what natural and synthetic drugs can do to a person!

This guy was relentless in trying to convince me to take (and

purchase from him of course) Black Cohosh. Even after I told him it

made me feel worse(instant migraine). He told me he insists that

his wife take it, and he would divorce her if she stopped it again.

What a Peach, huh!!!

Lynn S.

I started seeing a chiropractor in January of this year and no

> longer suffer from migraines. He also was able to relieve the

lower

> back pain I get with my periods also. I have a retroverted

uterus

> that sits on my spine and caused extreme lower back pain. I'd

highly

> recommend chiropractic.

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> > Lynn S.

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