Re: Dr. Young's book on antibodies

[Guest guest]

Dr. Young points out that:

If auto-antibodies are present...it renders oter thyroid testing invalid.

....if these antibodies are present, they may destroy the T4 or T3 one is

measuring before the body can utilize it.

So folks...reminds your docs of this when they get excitable over high high

T3 readings....

Cindi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/29/2004 10:16:26 AM Eastern Standard Time,

marianne@... writes:

> Glad to hear a book it is written in to reference.

> I had not read that in any of the other thyroid books I have.

>

me neither...so i was glad to see it too. this guy has really done a great

job.

Cindi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/29/2004 1:04:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Astrodiana@... writes:

> This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at all

> once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of symptoms.

> The smart ones know this

why are there so few " smart " ones?

cindi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/29/2004 1:04:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Astrodiana@... writes:

> This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at all

> once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of symptoms.

> The smart ones know this

why are there so few " smart " ones?

cindi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/29/2004 1:04:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Astrodiana@... writes:

> This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at all

> once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of symptoms.

> The smart ones know this

why are there so few " smart " ones?

cindi

[Guest guest]

That is what Dr. Woliner wrote that article about (understanding lab

results) on Shomans web site. He said once you have hashi's you never

have to have another thyroid lab test again. The results would be invalid,

so you dose by symptoms. Glad to hear a book it is written in to reference.

I had not read that in any of the other thyroid books I have.

mariannee saHHeHefffkkkkkk44

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From: nc2406@...

Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2004 9:44 AM

To: NaturalThyroidHormones

Subject: Re: Dr. Young's book on antibodies

Dr. Young points out that:

If auto-antibodies are present...it renders oter thyroid testing invalid.

....if these antibodies are present, they may destroy the T4 or T3 one is

measuring before the body can utilize it.

So folks...reminds your docs of this when they get excitable over high high

T3 readings....

Cindi

[Guest guest]

> That is what Dr. Woliner wrote that article about (understanding

lab

> results) on Shomans web site. He said once you have hashi's

you never

> have to have another thyroid lab test again. The results would be

invalid,

> so you dose by symptoms. Glad to hear a book it is written in to

reference.

> I had not read that in any of the other thyroid books I have.

>

> mariannee saHHeHefffkkkkkk44

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: nc2406@a... [mailto:nc2406@a...]

> Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2004 9:44 AM

> To: NaturalThyroidHormones

> Subject: Re: Dr. Young's book on antibodies

>

>

>

> Dr. Young points out that:

>

> If auto-antibodies are present...it renders oter thyroid testing

invalid.

> ...if these antibodies are present, they may destroy the T4 or T3

one is

> measuring before the body can utilize it.

>

>

> So folks...reminds your docs of this when they get excitable over

high high

> T3 readings....

> Cindi

This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at all

once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of symptoms.

The smart ones know this.

[Guest guest]

Oh, my dear Dr. ... where oh where do you find a smart doctor?

Hugs,

Tigger

Re: Dr. Young's book on antibodies

>

>

>

> Dr. Young points out that:

>

> If auto-antibodies are present...it renders oter thyroid testing

invalid.

> ...if these antibodies are present, they may destroy the T4 or T3

one is

> measuring before the body can utilize it.

>

>

> So folks...reminds your docs of this when they get excitable over

high high

> T3 readings....

> Cindi

This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at all

once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of symptoms.

The smart ones know this.

[Guest guest]

Oh, my dear Dr. ... where oh where do you find a smart doctor?

Hugs,

Tigger

Re: Dr. Young's book on antibodies

>

>

>

> Dr. Young points out that:

>

> If auto-antibodies are present...it renders oter thyroid testing

invalid.

> ...if these antibodies are present, they may destroy the T4 or T3

one is

> measuring before the body can utilize it.

>

>

> So folks...reminds your docs of this when they get excitable over

high high

> T3 readings....

> Cindi

This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at all

once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of symptoms.

The smart ones know this.

[Guest guest]

Oh, my dear Dr. ... where oh where do you find a smart doctor?

Hugs,

Tigger

Re: Dr. Young's book on antibodies

>

>

>

> Dr. Young points out that:

>

> If auto-antibodies are present...it renders oter thyroid testing

invalid.

> ...if these antibodies are present, they may destroy the T4 or T3

one is

> measuring before the body can utilize it.

>

>

> So folks...reminds your docs of this when they get excitable over

high high

> T3 readings....

> Cindi

This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at all

once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of symptoms.

The smart ones know this.

[Guest guest]

> Oh, my dear Dr. ... where oh where do you find a smart doctor?

> Hugs,

> Tigger

You must make a pilgramage to Chicago....he's a good friend of Dr.

Browstein in Michigan - both of them have similar attitudes and

knowledge in treating thyroid/adrenals/natural hormones/chronic

fatigue. I was drawn to him because of his strong intuition and he

always has a " bag of tricks " (like Felix the cat) from energy work to

NAYET for allergies, to homeopathic remedies, to cranial sacral

adjustments and so on...he's a D.O. rather than an MD. internal

medicine and holistic/alterniative medicine. Dr. Alan Bain

[Guest guest]

> Oh, my dear Dr. ... where oh where do you find a smart doctor?

> Hugs,

> Tigger

You must make a pilgramage to Chicago....he's a good friend of Dr.

Browstein in Michigan - both of them have similar attitudes and

knowledge in treating thyroid/adrenals/natural hormones/chronic

fatigue. I was drawn to him because of his strong intuition and he

always has a " bag of tricks " (like Felix the cat) from energy work to

NAYET for allergies, to homeopathic remedies, to cranial sacral

adjustments and so on...he's a D.O. rather than an MD. internal

medicine and holistic/alterniative medicine. Dr. Alan Bain

[Guest guest]

> Oh, my dear Dr. ... where oh where do you find a smart doctor?

> Hugs,

> Tigger

You must make a pilgramage to Chicago....he's a good friend of Dr.

Browstein in Michigan - both of them have similar attitudes and

knowledge in treating thyroid/adrenals/natural hormones/chronic

fatigue. I was drawn to him because of his strong intuition and he

always has a " bag of tricks " (like Felix the cat) from energy work to

NAYET for allergies, to homeopathic remedies, to cranial sacral

adjustments and so on...he's a D.O. rather than an MD. internal

medicine and holistic/alterniative medicine. Dr. Alan Bain

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 8/29/2004 1:04:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> Astrodiana@c... writes:

>

> > This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at

all

> > once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of

symptoms.

> > The smart ones know this

>

> why are there so few " smart " ones?

> cindi

to coin a German saying " Ve get too zoon alt and too late schmart "

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 8/29/2004 1:04:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> Astrodiana@c... writes:

>

> > This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at

all

> > once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of

symptoms.

> > The smart ones know this

>

> why are there so few " smart " ones?

> cindi

to coin a German saying " Ve get too zoon alt and too late schmart "

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 8/29/2004 1:04:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> Astrodiana@c... writes:

>

> > This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at

all

> > once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of

symptoms.

> > The smart ones know this

>

> why are there so few " smart " ones?

> cindi

to coin a German saying " Ve get too zoon alt and too late schmart "

[Guest guest]

I have a friend from Chicago, would you send me the contact information on

your great doc?

nne

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From: astrodiana

Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2004 1:30 PM

To: NaturalThyroidHormones

Subject: Re: Dr. Young's book on antibodies

> Oh, my dear Dr. ... where oh where do you find a smart doctor?

> Hugs,

> Tigger

You must make a pilgramage to Chicago....he's a good friend of Dr.

Browstein in Michigan - both of them have similar attitudes and

knowledge in treating thyroid/adrenals/natural hormones/chronic

fatigue. I was drawn to him because of his strong intuition and he

always has a " bag of tricks " (like Felix the cat) from energy work to

NAYET for allergies, to homeopathic remedies, to cranial sacral

adjustments and so on...he's a D.O. rather than an MD. internal

medicine and holistic/alterniative medicine. Dr. Alan Bain

[Guest guest]

> I have a friend from Chicago, would you send me the contact

information on

> your great doc?

>

> nne

Dr. Alan Bain

111 N. Wabash - suite 1005

Chicago, IL. 60602

(312)236-7010

he also has an office in Deefield, IL....A northern suburb of Chicago

http://www.cihci.net

[Guest guest]

to coin a German saying " Ve get too zoon alt and too late schmart "

ain't it the truth.

nne

[Guest guest]

Honestly Tigger, I'm not sure there are enuff of the 'smart doc's to see us all!

I can't imagine being able to go to a dr, (I've been to 3 Endo's) who could

actually think outside of the box. My first Endo was great with the hyperT I

succumbed to, although once I swung over to hypoT, he refused to give me meds.

Said my #'s didn't justify his writing the prescription? That is where a lot of

people end up, In the 'normal' range that a dr looks at a chart and says we

'should feel great'.

Before I came down with hyperT/Graves, that scenario worked because I didn't

know any better. It's no longer valid for me, because I found where I feel best

at. I've been hyperT/Graves and hypoT most of my life the more I read. We

don't go from being healthy and at a good weight, to suddenly just feeling like

vegetables without something going wrong to cause it. Or that is my theory

anyway.

Ordering the Armour has made a definate change in my everyday life. I can now

go places on the weekend, because I'm not in pain all the time. ( I had started

to stay home because I was too tired to do anything). I can work and actually

think when I have the Armour in my system. I can stop the Armour and get carpal

tunnel in a week (which I did recently). Get the right dose of armour in me,

that carpal tunnel disappears. It's just one of the many symptoms I get. I'd

love for my dr's to learn what I've learned, but you can't force them to. So in

the meantime, I've got it under control. :-) With or without their blessings.

SandyE~Houston

Re: Re: Dr. Young's book on antibodies

Oh, my dear Dr. ... where oh where do you find a smart doctor?

Hugs,

Tigger

This is most likley why my doctor doesn't test thyroid values at all

once you're on thyroid meds...he then goes by abatement of symptoms.

The smart ones know this.

[Guest guest]

>

> to coin a German saying " Ve get too zoon alt and too late

schmart "

>

LOL

ne in France but from Germany

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

[Guest guest]

>

> to coin a German saying " Ve get too zoon alt and too late

schmart "

>

LOL

ne in France but from Germany

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

[Guest guest]

>

> to coin a German saying " Ve get too zoon alt and too late

schmart "

>

LOL

ne in France but from Germany

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

[Guest guest]

I'd love for my dr's to learn what I've learned, but you can't force

them to.

I use to loan all my books to my local poophead . First I gave him

the , then the Jefferies , and now he is reading my

Peatfield .

ne in France

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide