adrenals/thyroid chelation

[Guest guest]

Another thing I talked about with Dr was the whole endocrine

mess. I have many sypmtoms here - cold intolerance, low body temp,

fatigue, sweet cravings, non sweater, stress problems, sleep problems

etc etc

I asked if I should get the endo system handled before chelation and

he seemed to think if metals are my problem then I would have a hard

time correcting endo problems until I got the metals out. So in other

words, don't delay chelating as some people on other boards have

recommended.

VAl

[Guest guest]

I really think that whether it is best to treat the endocrine problems

before chelation or not depends on how serious the endocrine problems

are. I don't think that I could have coped with chelation at all

without my endocrine hormones. Someone else might not have the same

problems at all and then there is the whole range of people in between.

The endocrine problems won't be " corrected " until after chelation but

if they are severe enough they could be " treated " . Doctors are not

comfortable with treating mercury induced endocrine problems because

there are no good tests. They have to go on symptoms.

>

> Another thing I talked about with Dr was the whole endocrine

> mess. I have many sypmtoms here - cold intolerance, low body temp,

> fatigue, sweet cravings, non sweater, stress problems, sleep problems

> etc etc

>

> I asked if I should get the endo system handled before chelation and

> he seemed to think if metals are my problem then I would have a hard

> time correcting endo problems until I got the metals out. So in other

> words, don't delay chelating as some people on other boards have

> recommended.

>

> VAl

[Guest guest]

--that makes alot of sense. I just wish I knew how to treat my

endocrine glands.

>

> I really think that whether it is best to treat the endocrine

problems

> before chelation or not depends on how serious the endocrine

problems

> are. I don't think that I could have coped with chelation at all

> without my endocrine hormones. Someone else might not have the same

> problems at all and then there is the whole range of people in

between.

>

> The endocrine problems won't be " corrected " until after chelation

but

> if they are severe enough they could be " treated " . Doctors are not

> comfortable with treating mercury induced endocrine problems because

> there are no good tests. They have to go on symptoms.

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Another thing I talked about with Dr was the whole

endocrine

> > mess. I have many sypmtoms here - cold intolerance, low body

temp,

> > fatigue, sweet cravings, non sweater, stress problems, sleep

problems

> > etc etc

> >

> > I asked if I should get the endo system handled before

chelation and

> > he seemed to think if metals are my problem then I would have a

hard

> > time correcting endo problems until I got the metals out. So in

other

> > words, don't delay chelating as some people on other boards have

> > recommended.

> >

> > VAl

[Guest guest]

The books I mentioned in post no 5594 are very good at explaining how

to treat endocrine problems. Keep writing down your symptoms and

telling Dr. about them.

> --that makes alot of sense. I just wish I knew how to treat my

> endocrine glands.

>

>

> >

> > I really think that whether it is best to treat the endocrine

> problems

> > before chelation or not depends on how serious the endocrine

> problems

> > are. I don't think that I could have coped with chelation at all

> > without my endocrine hormones. Someone else might not have the same

> > problems at all and then there is the whole range of people in

> between.

> >

> > The endocrine problems won't be " corrected " until after chelation

> but

> > if they are severe enough they could be " treated " . Doctors are not

> > comfortable with treating mercury induced endocrine problems because

> > there are no good tests. They have to go on symptoms.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

thanks, . I feel like I'm getting a medical degree with all

this researching.

v

>

> The books I mentioned in post no 5594 are very good at explaining

how

> to treat endocrine problems. Keep writing down your symptoms and

> telling Dr. about them.

>

>

>

>

> > --that makes alot of sense. I just wish I knew how to treat my

> > endocrine glands.

> >

> >

> > >

> > > I really think that whether it is best to treat the endocrine

> > problems

> > > before chelation or not depends on how serious the endocrine

> > problems

> > > are. I don't think that I could have coped with chelation at

all

> > > without my endocrine hormones. Someone else might not have the

same

> > > problems at all and then there is the whole range of people in

> > between.

> > >

> > > The endocrine problems won't be " corrected " until after

chelation

> > but

> > > if they are severe enough they could be " treated " . Doctors are

not

> > > comfortable with treating mercury induced endocrine problems

because

> > > there are no good tests. They have to go on symptoms.

> > >

> > >