Re: Circulation

[Guest guest]

I usually take 400 IU and it has to be tocopheryl E.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

I usually take 400 IU and it has to be tocopheryl E.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

vitamin E helps with that. I started taking it a couple years ago and the

varicose veins stopped and have gotten no worse since then and I haven't

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Kathy,

How many units of E do you take each day?

Art

Art Mc

moseart@...

[Guest guest]

vitamin E helps with that. I started taking it a couple years ago and the

varicose veins stopped and have gotten no worse since then and I haven't

>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Kathy,

How many units of E do you take each day?

Art

Art Mc

moseart@...

[Guest guest]

vitamin E helps with that. I started taking it a couple years ago and the

varicose veins stopped and have gotten no worse since then and I haven't

>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Kathy,

How many units of E do you take each day?

Art

Art Mc

moseart@...

[Guest guest]

I usually take 400 IU and it has to be tocopheryl E.

Kathy

>>>>>>>>

Thanks, but what is tocopheryl?

Art

Art Mc

moseart@...

[Guest guest]

I go to the local YMCA and take advantage of their pool, interior or exterior, I

don't know how it has helped my circulation or heart strength because I didn't

have either of then tested before my visits their, I do know that I have started

taking oral Chelation and have watched my blood pressure drop down (120/80 now)

and my cholesterol drop (185 now), my cardiologist likes my new numbers and

tells me to continue... when I first started taking the Chelation I noticed that

my urine was cloudy but the manufacturer told me that this was just heart and

artery cholesterol being taking out of my body. I spend $49 for 120 capsules

and they last me one month if I take them as prescribed, twice in the morning

with food and did then twice in the evening with dinner. Many health food stores

sell them.

Circulation

I notice that you say Maca is good for circulation. Is there anything else

people have found helps when you are sitting in a wheelchair all winter?

I have an electric footwarmer but that is treating the symptom not the

cause.

Any ideas welcome.

Janet

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Has anyone any sure way of beating circulation problems? My feet are always

freezing cold and blue, even in the summer. If I could walk it would get

things moving but I've had this problem since I've been in a wheelchair. I

use an electronic mini walker to exercise them (and remind them what they

are supposed to do) and I've tried soaking them in hot water with chilli and

massage them daily with body lotion but they are still purple most of the

time.

Janet

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From: Roe

I haven't looked into the foot baths although my Chinese doctor tells

me to soak my feet in as hot as water as I can stand and massage them

500 strokes.

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet,

May I suggest taking vitamin E (mixed tocopherols). It is known as the

circulation vitamin, and I take one 400 IU capsule twice a day.

You may also wish to consider an appliance recommended by Edgar Cayce. To learn

more, visit

http://www.webspawner.com/users/raappinfo/index.html

Best regards,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dudley.

That's good to know as I just started Vitamin E last week so maybe I'll get

through this summer with normal coloured feet!

Janet

----- Original Message -----

From: Dudley Delany

Hi Janet,

May I suggest taking vitamin E (mixed tocopherols). It is known as the

circulation vitamin, and I take one 400 IU capsule twice a day.

You may also wish to consider an appliance recommended by Edgar Cayce. To

learn more, visit

http://www.webspawner.com/users/raappinfo/index.html

Best regards,

Dudley Delany

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet,

I use to have the same problem until I found Gingko Biloba cures the problem for

me. I take 120mg twice a day,. It can take three months to start feeling the

benefits, it has also helped improve my memory.

.

Has anyone any sure way of beating circulation problems? My feet are always

freezing cold and blue, even in the summer.

[Guest guest]

I've been taking Gingko Biloba but have just checked the amounts. I used to

take it in its own right but gave up as it didn't do anything. Now I just

have what is in my multi-mineral and it is only 20mg a day. The BBD

recommends 120mg and it sounds like twice that is ok. I'll order some more

today and give it time.

Thanks.

Janet

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From: Brosta

I use to have the same problem until I found Gingko Biloba cures the problem

for me. I take 120mg twice a day,. It can take three months to start feeling

the benefits, it has also helped improve my memory.

.

[Guest guest]

Thanks ,

A friend with hypothyroidism suggested I should get tested too. I think a

lot of us MSers suffer from that.

I'm taking mega seaweed tablets at the moment for chelation and I noticed

that my feet weren't quite as bad. I've never had hair loss but with you

mentioning the last part of your eyebrows - mine's the same. Also I love

the taste of seaweed and I sometimes think if the body craves something, it

is because it needs it. (I know that the reverse is true too - craving =

allergy, but this is not the case here.)

I took kelp tablets for a while, thinking I was deficient in iodine but they

didn't do anything.

Do you know what test you ask for?

Janet

Re: Re: circulation

Hi Janet, have you had your thyroid checked? I had this problem of cold feet

(sometimes still do) until I started eating more seaweed and taking

Modifilan for mercury detox. The seaweed product contains iodine and I feel

that because I don't have as many hypothyroid-like symptoms as I did (cold

feet, hair loss, last part of my eybrows wouldn't grow...) that I had an

iodine deficiency. Inflammation of the thyroid also causes the thyroid to

not produce TSH needed for hormone production. The lack of hormones may have

something to do with your cold sensitivity. It did mine. I thought that

circulation was the problem, but according to my recent blood tests, that

isn't it. I had sufficient oxygen in my blood and it wasn't thick as I had

previously thought it was. My TSH level is normal again and I don't have

inflammation according to the SED/ C-reactive protein test. My feet are not

cold as often as they were unless I skip the seaweed!

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet, I had my T3, T4 and TSH checked. I was tested long after I was

taking Modifilan and eating seaweed and the results were good. My eyebrows have

grown back and my hair isn't falling out like it did. The T3, triiodothyronine,

is a thyroid hormone. I had it checked because the lack of T3 causes your body

to crave dopamine and too much dopamine creates a waste product, dopachrome.

Dopachrome inhibits myelin repair. This is a very simplified explanation, but

this concerned me because I was worried that my immobility might be due to

myelin damage that my not be able to repair. Have a c-reactive protein test to

see if you have internal inflammation. I was also concerned about this because

I frequently had edema. I wasn't moving much either and I needed to get my

lymph flowing. I had an ABG (arterial blood gas) test done to see if I had

enough oxygen in my blood and if it was alkaline or acidic. I was alkaline and

I had plenty of oxygen in my blood. That is a

painful test, but I needed to know the results.

I love chocolate and sometimes crave it. Does that mean I have a chocolate

deficiency? (lol)

Janet Orchard wrote:

Thanks ,

A friend with hypothyroidism suggested I should get tested too. I think a

lot of us MSers suffer from that.

I'm taking mega seaweed tablets at the moment for chelation and I noticed

that my feet weren't quite as bad. I've never had hair loss but with you

mentioning the last part of your eyebrows - mine's the same. Also I love

the taste of seaweed and I sometimes think if the body craves something, it

is because it needs it. (I know that the reverse is true too - craving =

allergy, but this is not the case here.)

I took kelp tablets for a while, thinking I was deficient in iodine but they

didn't do anything.

Do you know what test you ask for?

Janet

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[Guest guest]

Drinking a glass of tonic water a day helped me.Dave

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To: <mscured >

Subject: Re: Re: circulation

Hi Janet,

I use to have the same problem until I found Gingko Biloba cures the problem for

me. I take 120mg twice a day,. It can take three months to start feeling the

benefits, it has also helped improve my memory.

.

Has anyone any sure way of beating circulation problems? My feet are always

freezing cold and blue, even in the summer.

[Guest guest]

With or without the gin?

No, seriously, I can't find tonic water without corn (HFCS = high fructose

corn syrup) to which I'm allergic.

Quinine helps cramp too which must be connected.

Janet

Re: Re: circulation

Drinking a glass of tonic water a day helped me.Dave

[Guest guest]

Thanks . Once I've worked out how to ask for those tests in Spanish,

I'll get them done.

You might joke about having a chocolate deficiency but chocolate stimulates

dopamine.

Maybe all us chocoholics are really people with thyroid problems; a good

excuse anyway.

Janet

Re: Re: circulation

Hi Janet, I had my T3, T4 and TSH checked. I was tested long after I was

taking Modifilan and eating seaweed and the results were good. My eyebrows

have grown back and my hair isn't falling out like it did. The T3,

triiodothyronine, is a thyroid hormone. I had it checked because the lack of

T3 causes your body to crave dopamine and too much dopamine creates a waste

product, dopachrome. Dopachrome inhibits myelin repair. This is a very

simplified explanation, but this concerned me because I was worried that my

immobility might be due to myelin damage that my not be able to repair. Have

a c-reactive protein test to see if you have internal inflammation. I was

also concerned about this because I frequently had edema. I wasn't moving

much either and I needed to get my lymph flowing. I had an ABG (arterial

blood gas) test done to see if I had enough oxygen in my blood and if it was

alkaline or acidic. I was alkaline and I had plenty of oxygen in my blood.

That i s a

painful test, but I needed to know the results.

I love chocolate and sometimes crave it. Does that mean I have a chocolate

deficiency? (lol)

Janet Orchard wrote:

Thanks ,

A friend with hypothyroidism suggested I should get tested too. I think a

lot of us MSers suffer from that.

I'm taking mega seaweed tablets at the moment for chelation and I noticed

that my feet weren't quite as bad. I've never had hair loss but with you

mentioning the last part of your eyebrows - mine's the same. Also I love

the taste of seaweed and I sometimes think if the body craves something, it

is because it needs it. (I know that the reverse is true too - craving =

allergy, but this is not the case here.)

I took kelp tablets for a while, thinking I was deficient in iodine but they

didn't do anything.

Do you know what test you ask for?

Janet

[Guest guest]

If It hasn't already been suggested, it may be Raynaud's that is

causing your circulation problems. It is quite a common condition.

Take Care, Adam

> Thanks ,

> A friend with hypothyroidism suggested I should get tested too. I

think a

> lot of us MSers suffer from that.

> I'm taking mega seaweed tablets at the moment for chelation and I

noticed

> that my feet weren't quite as bad. I've never had hair loss but with

you

> mentioning the last part of your eyebrows - mine's the same. Also I

love

> the taste of seaweed and I sometimes think if the body craves

something, it

> is because it needs it. (I know that the reverse is true too -

craving =

> allergy, but this is not the case here.)

> I took kelp tablets for a while, thinking I was deficient in iodine

but they

> didn't do anything.

> Do you know what test you ask for?

> Janet

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Cacao CONTAINS dopamine. I'm going to have to look further into this! I know

that cacao/chocolate is a neurotoxin, this might explain why. I always thought

it was the theobromine that was toxic. It might be that cacao contains many

toxins. Wolfe says it is a superfood. It does have some antioxidant

qualities and it makes me feel super!

Janet Orchard wrote:

Thanks . Once I've worked out how to ask for those tests in Spanish,

I'll get them done.

You might joke about having a chocolate deficiency but chocolate stimulates

dopamine.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Janet. I use : 1) Coarse (the type you would use to clean the

bathroom ) every night before bed WITH the concoction of olive oil

and cayenne pepper (easy on paper first, you might burn your skin).

That's just for the feet.

2)For the overall circulation I take Vit B3 (Niacin), not a " no flush "

or " time release " formula, just the regular one. I want the flush,

where the blood rushes to the skin.

See here for details http://www.tldp.com/issue/11_00/klenner.htm