Re: Fw: [Autism_iron] Re: Iron Overload & Thyroid

[Guest guest]

Kathy. iron overload is very rare in thyroid disease, we are much more likely to have various anemias, including iron-deficiency anemias.

Feisty

Fw: selenium and the thyroid, interesting>>>I am trying to see how iron overload can also cause the thyroid to not function. Will keep you posted.>>> >

[Guest guest]

Kathy. iron overload is very rare in thyroid disease, we are much more likely to have various anemias, including iron-deficiency anemias.

Feisty

Fw: selenium and the thyroid, interesting>>>I am trying to see how iron overload can also cause the thyroid to not function. Will keep you posted.>>> >

[Guest guest]

Kathy. iron overload is very rare in thyroid disease, we are much more likely to have various anemias, including iron-deficiency anemias.

Feisty

Fw: selenium and the thyroid, interesting>>>I am trying to see how iron overload can also cause the thyroid to not function. Will keep you posted.>>> >

[Guest guest]

Nope wrong. You LOOK like you have anemia (unless you have bleeding in your stomach). Do a total body iron panel, if the transferrin/hemoglobin is low, and you have an infection, bacteria, candida etc, you have IRON OVERLOAD, as it is being depleted from the blood and feeding the microbes. Look at IRON OVERLOAD sites for further info. Opposite information that your told from the white coats heh? KAthy Fw: selenium and the thyroid, interesting>>>I am trying to see how iron overload can also cause the thyroid to not function. Will keep you posted.>>> >

[Guest guest]

Nope wrong. You LOOK like you have anemia (unless you have bleeding in your stomach). Do a total body iron panel, if the transferrin/hemoglobin is low, and you have an infection, bacteria, candida etc, you have IRON OVERLOAD, as it is being depleted from the blood and feeding the microbes. Look at IRON OVERLOAD sites for further info. Opposite information that your told from the white coats heh? KAthy Fw: selenium and the thyroid, interesting>>>I am trying to see how iron overload can also cause the thyroid to not function. Will keep you posted.>>> >

[Guest guest]

JAMES BLANCO wrote:

> Nope wrong. You LOOK like you have anemia (unless you have bleeding

> in your stomach). Do a total body iron panel, if the

> transferrin/hemoglobin is low, and you have an infection, bacteria,

> candida etc, you have IRON OVERLOAD, as it is being depleted from the

> blood and feeding the microbes. Look at IRON OVERLOAD sites for

> further info. Opposite information that your told from the white

> coats heh?

>

> *

> *

Transferrin saturation and ferritin aren't low in iron overload

/haemochromatosis. haemoglobin isn't usually low unless the iron

overload is caused by something like multiple transfusions for something

like leukaemia or thalassaemia etc

--

Alison

http://www.alisonashwell.com

new work uploaded

http://www.artwanted/alisonashwell

[Guest guest]

JAMES BLANCO wrote:

> Nope wrong. You LOOK like you have anemia (unless you have bleeding

> in your stomach). Do a total body iron panel, if the

> transferrin/hemoglobin is low, and you have an infection, bacteria,

> candida etc, you have IRON OVERLOAD, as it is being depleted from the

> blood and feeding the microbes. Look at IRON OVERLOAD sites for

> further info. Opposite information that your told from the white

> coats heh?

>

> *

> *

Transferrin saturation and ferritin aren't low in iron overload

/haemochromatosis. haemoglobin isn't usually low unless the iron

overload is caused by something like multiple transfusions for something

like leukaemia or thalassaemia etc

--

Alison

http://www.alisonashwell.com

new work uploaded

http://www.artwanted/alisonashwell

[Guest guest]

JAMES BLANCO wrote:

> Nope wrong. You LOOK like you have anemia (unless you have bleeding

> in your stomach). Do a total body iron panel, if the

> transferrin/hemoglobin is low, and you have an infection, bacteria,

> candida etc, you have IRON OVERLOAD, as it is being depleted from the

> blood and feeding the microbes. Look at IRON OVERLOAD sites for

> further info. Opposite information that your told from the white

> coats heh?

>

> *

> *

Transferrin saturation and ferritin aren't low in iron overload

/haemochromatosis. haemoglobin isn't usually low unless the iron

overload is caused by something like multiple transfusions for something

like leukaemia or thalassaemia etc

--

Alison

http://www.alisonashwell.com

new work uploaded

http://www.artwanted/alisonashwell