Re: Curiosity and Satisfaction:-))

[Guest guest]

Hello Bev, hi everyone,

Bev how is your head these days? Hope it is staying in place tee hee.

I did just move up to 4.5 grains, I swallow armour, all in one go

first thing in morning before breakfast (1 hour before).

I got a bad cold at the moment & my pulse was slightly raised, around

the mid 70s, so I moved down today to 4 and a quarter grains.

I tried the sublingual multidosing thing for 2 weeks a while ago and

it didn't work for me, I kept crashing in afternoon & was getting

hypo symptoms. I not sure what my optimum dose is yet.

Please can anyone post with their resting pulse to compare, mine was

around 76 yesterday. At bed time my husband's was 66 & mine was 76...

Fee x x x

> Would love to hear from everyone about how many grains they are

taking and when. If they feel they are on their optimum dose or not

and if so, what is

[Guest guest]

Hi Fee,

my pulse is around 72

Lynda

Re: Curiosity and Satisfaction:-))

Please can anyone post with their resting pulse to compare, mine was

around 76 yesterday. At bed time my husband's was 66 & mine was 76...

Fee x x x

[Guest guest]

What's your resting pulse rate Topper if you don't mind me askin?

how are ya?

Fee x

> It's my understanding that....

>

> A top end athlete, in prime condition with a strong heart can have

a 60

> heart rate at rest and be healthy.. but the 'average' person

without an

> active lifestyle.. should be in the 70's... below that is low

> metabolism... above that is heart stress...

>

> Can't quote references on that... It's just what I've followed since

> getting into body building in '82...

[Guest guest]

I hover between 70 and 72... the two times I went hyper since Christmas,

when I was trying to up my dose.... I went upper 90s....

When I was without meds, I held at 50.

I don't mind your asking... I think it's important for everyone to know

what their pulse rate is... and to learn to use it to monitor their

metabolism.... Part of being hypo is having a low metabolic rate..... so

to monitor it is to keep a good eye on how your meds are doing for you...

IMHO, of course.....

Topper ()

On Mon, 10 May 2004 21:54:58 -0000 " feemccormick "

writes:

> What's your resting pulse rate Topper if you don't mind me askin?

> how are ya?

> Fee x