Re: Re: (PattiSue)Armour dosage Increase/To be agressive....Or Not to be agressive??

[Guest guest]

I fear I am one who cannot handle that sort of increase without a

doctors supervision. I have a mild case of mitro valve prolapse.

PattiSue, do any of the ones you know that are increasing this fast have

MVP?

Blessings

Debbie K

Re: (PattiSue)Armour dosage

Increase/To be agressive....Or Not to be agressive??

PattiSue, I agree with you! Grinning. And I am SO glad you have

mentioned this. What I am saying is that as a " site " , we cannot

encourage folks who are new here (and are self-dosing) to do that

kind of increase, one grain at a time. It's an increase that may

carry risk without a doctor's assistance, or without knowing enough

about folks who come on here.

Janie )

p.s. I have my thyroid, thank goodness.

> I totally understand what you are saying....yet for those that

aren't

> sensitive and feel they can try aggressive, I am telling them it

is do-able.

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[Guest guest]

HI Debbie, I had mitro valve prolapse, and a good case of it too. I had my

echo-ekg about 6 months into my armour protocol and my MVP is guess what?

GONE!! My reg. doc was absolutely floored. He said he's never seen it go

away...yet I was his very first patient that he prescribed Armour for. Although

when he put me on...he put me on 15 mgs...and left me there. He was the doc

that said " I don't know how to treat this disease..lets find someone that can,

and I'll work with him/her. " I felt absolutely nothing when on 15 mgs. Of

course I went on to go to Doc Milton...and the rest is history.

And I guess, treating aggressive isn't always the best for everyone here

because of the fact that most treat themselves...but it worked wonders for me.

Hugs..PattiSue

Re: (PattiSue)Armour dosage

Increase/To be agressive....Or Not to be agressive??

PattiSue, I agree with you! Grinning. And I am SO glad you have

mentioned this. What I am saying is that as a " site " , we cannot

encourage folks who are new here (and are self-dosing) to do that

kind of increase, one grain at a time. It's an increase that may

carry risk without a doctor's assistance, or without knowing enough

about folks who come on here.

Janie )

p.s. I have my thyroid, thank goodness.

> I totally understand what you are saying....yet for those that

aren't

> sensitive and feel they can try aggressive, I am telling them it

is do-able.

_____

[Guest guest]

Great news Patti Sue! You make me want tot see this Doc Milton even

more, but as I said we're trying to give the local doc a chance. I

think I'll talk to her about sending me to him. Dh would readily agree

if she did. Oh well....two more weeks....

Debbie K.

Re: Re: (PattiSue)Armour dosage

Increase/To be agressive....Or Not to be agressive??

HI Debbie, I had mitro valve prolapse, and a good case of it too. I

had my echo-ekg about 6 months into my armour protocol and my MVP is

guess what? GONE!! My reg. doc was absolutely floored. He said he's

never seen it go away...

[Guest guest]

I totally agree...and that is why I make sure my docs name is well known!! LOL

And I want every one to understand that I am not a doctor and don't know it all,

just sharing my experiences...and would give you my doc if I could!!

HUgs..PattiSue

Re: (PattiSue)Armour dosage Increase/To be

agressive....Or Not to be agressive??

PattiSue, I agree with you! Grinning. And I am SO glad you have

mentioned this. What I am saying is that as a " site " , we cannot

encourage folks who are new here (and are self-dosing) to do that

kind of increase, one grain at a time. It's an increase that may

carry risk without a doctor's assistance, or without knowing enough

about folks who come on here.

Janie )

p.s. I have my thyroid, thank goodness.

> I totally understand what you are saying....yet for those that

aren't

> sensitive and feel they can try aggressive, I am telling them it

is do-able.

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