Re: *HOW TO TAKE TEMP

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In a message dated 11/11/2004 11:29:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> DESPITE WIERD PROBLEMS WHICH I HAVE THUS FAR ATTRIBUTED TO MERCURY

> TOXICITY, I AM WONDERING IF I COULD HAVE GONE THROUGH MOST OF EVEN MY EARLY

> LIFE BEING HYPO AND YET FEELING SOMEWHAT NORMAL WHEN I WAS YOUNGER????

>

It sounds like you've always been hypo to me. I got the same deal from

doctors when I was almost delirious with fever - they would tell me you have no

fever because I wasn't even at normal. I have always had a cold nose too..until

i got armour at 48. I used to say I was like a doggie with a cold nose and

that meant I was well. haha. I felt well until after my first child..then I

had episodic stuff from hypo now that i look back on it.

i think when you're just a little low...it takes a long time for all the

damage to show up. and then BOOM...it does.

cindi

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In a message dated 11/11/2004 11:29:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,

klb58@... writes:

> WHICH IS IT?

> THESE TWO METHODS YIELD WILDLY DIFFERENT RESULTS FOR ME

the Broda method is under the arm. it's much better to do it under

the arm..because depending upon where the thermometer rests in your mouth..it

can give different results.

cindi

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In a message dated 11/11/2004 11:29:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,

klb58@... writes:

> LIKE A FEVER. MY

> ORAL TEMPS SUDDENLY JUMPED UP TO 98.7 TO 98.9. WOULD THIS BE CONSIDRED A

> " FEVER " THEN FOR SOMEBODY WHOSE TEMPS ARE NORMALLY MUCH LOWER THAN THAT?

>

YES