Re: Andy: thyroid calcium and antibodies

[Guest guest]

Yes, try NAET for calcium.

Antibodies are from Hg, but may persist long after it is gone.

Maybe you need to review your own tests routinely?

Andy . . .. . . . . . . . . .

> Andy

> You suggested Clearing calcium for my thyroid problem, and was

wondering if you would still suggest this since I found a test from a

yr ago GSDL thyroid panel and the TSH was 10 and the antibodies were

in the thousands.Evidently my dr forgot to go over the test......I

have felt for a long time that my body was not using the hormone even

though I am on 5gr, I feel better but still overweight and fatigued

and unfocused .I know people with mercury experience T4to T3

conversion problems but do you think the antibody problem is from

mercury.I've been on thyroid for 20 yrs but since amalgam removal I've

really had a problems.The antibody test was done (2001)about 2yrs

after the main amalgam removals.Had the last one removed in Nov 2001.

> Thanks

> Chantal

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > Andy

> > Read the info in your book, why do you suggest a NAET for

calcium?

> Does it interfere with thyroid hormones?

>

> Improper physiological handling of calcium does interfere wiht

> thyroid hormone function, and " clearing " calcium sometimes makes

> people respond to normal physiological doses of thyroid rather

than

> needing excessive doses.

>

> I actually experienced this myself and it was quite dramatic. I

> wouldn't have believed it beforehand.

>

> Calcium is pretty early in the NAET treatment series so you should

be

> able to get it done.

>

> Make sure the person doing the treatment uses acupuncture needles

in

> the gate points, not just acupressure.

>

> Andy . .. . . . . .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, try NAET for calcium.

Antibodies are from Hg, but may persist long after it is gone.

Maybe you need to review your own tests routinely?

Andy . . .. . . . . . . . . .

> Andy

> You suggested Clearing calcium for my thyroid problem, and was

wondering if you would still suggest this since I found a test from a

yr ago GSDL thyroid panel and the TSH was 10 and the antibodies were

in the thousands.Evidently my dr forgot to go over the test......I

have felt for a long time that my body was not using the hormone even

though I am on 5gr, I feel better but still overweight and fatigued

and unfocused .I know people with mercury experience T4to T3

conversion problems but do you think the antibody problem is from

mercury.I've been on thyroid for 20 yrs but since amalgam removal I've

really had a problems.The antibody test was done (2001)about 2yrs

after the main amalgam removals.Had the last one removed in Nov 2001.

> Thanks

> Chantal

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > Andy

> > Read the info in your book, why do you suggest a NAET for

calcium?

> Does it interfere with thyroid hormones?

>

> Improper physiological handling of calcium does interfere wiht

> thyroid hormone function, and " clearing " calcium sometimes makes

> people respond to normal physiological doses of thyroid rather

than

> needing excessive doses.

>

> I actually experienced this myself and it was quite dramatic. I

> wouldn't have believed it beforehand.

>

> Calcium is pretty early in the NAET treatment series so you should

be

> able to get it done.

>

> Make sure the person doing the treatment uses acupuncture needles

in

> the gate points, not just acupressure.

>

> Andy . .. . . . . .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, try NAET for calcium.

Antibodies are from Hg, but may persist long after it is gone.

Maybe you need to review your own tests routinely?

Andy . . .. . . . . . . . . .

> Andy

> You suggested Clearing calcium for my thyroid problem, and was

wondering if you would still suggest this since I found a test from a

yr ago GSDL thyroid panel and the TSH was 10 and the antibodies were

in the thousands.Evidently my dr forgot to go over the test......I

have felt for a long time that my body was not using the hormone even

though I am on 5gr, I feel better but still overweight and fatigued

and unfocused .I know people with mercury experience T4to T3

conversion problems but do you think the antibody problem is from

mercury.I've been on thyroid for 20 yrs but since amalgam removal I've

really had a problems.The antibody test was done (2001)about 2yrs

after the main amalgam removals.Had the last one removed in Nov 2001.

> Thanks

> Chantal

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > Andy

> > Read the info in your book, why do you suggest a NAET for

calcium?

> Does it interfere with thyroid hormones?

>

> Improper physiological handling of calcium does interfere wiht

> thyroid hormone function, and " clearing " calcium sometimes makes

> people respond to normal physiological doses of thyroid rather

than

> needing excessive doses.

>

> I actually experienced this myself and it was quite dramatic. I

> wouldn't have believed it beforehand.

>

> Calcium is pretty early in the NAET treatment series so you should

be

> able to get it done.

>

> Make sure the person doing the treatment uses acupuncture needles

in

> the gate points, not just acupressure.

>

> Andy . .. . . . . .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Chantal, are you taking Synthroid or Armour? I cannot take Synthroid, have

heard bad stuff about it and it did make me very sick. Maybe it is time to

rotate your thyroid. I cannot imagine taking 5 grains of thyroid. I'd be

shaking, having heart palpitations, and getting the gritty thing in my eye.

You HAVE to not be absorbing your thyroid. Sometimes rotating stuff helps.

Also, with all the stuff we take, sometimes a " time out " is an idea. I am not

sure it is a good one. This is all I could think of. SJ

[Guest guest]

Chantal, are you taking Synthroid or Armour? I cannot take Synthroid, have

heard bad stuff about it and it did make me very sick. Maybe it is time to

rotate your thyroid. I cannot imagine taking 5 grains of thyroid. I'd be

shaking, having heart palpitations, and getting the gritty thing in my eye.

You HAVE to not be absorbing your thyroid. Sometimes rotating stuff helps.

Also, with all the stuff we take, sometimes a " time out " is an idea. I am not

sure it is a good one. This is all I could think of. SJ

[Guest guest]

Andy

Can you give me any more detail about calcium , antibodies and thyroid?If

thyroid antibodies are high.......how is calcium a problem?

Who do you recommend for NAET in Washington?

Thanks

Chantal

Re: Andy: thyroid calcium and antibodies

Yes, try NAET for calcium.

Antibodies are from Hg, but may persist long after it is gone.

Maybe you need to review your own tests routinely?

Andy . . .. . . . . . . . . .

> Andy

> You suggested Clearing calcium for my thyroid problem, and was

wondering if you would still suggest this since I found a test from a

yr ago GSDL thyroid panel and the TSH was 10 and the antibodies were

in the thousands.Evidently my dr forgot to go over the test......I

have felt for a long time that my body was not using the hormone even

though I am on 5gr, I feel better but still overweight and fatigued

and unfocused .I know people with mercury experience T4to T3

conversion problems but do you think the antibody problem is from

mercury.I've been on thyroid for 20 yrs but since amalgam removal I've

really had a problems.The antibody test was done (2001)about 2yrs

after the main amalgam removals.Had the last one removed in Nov 2001.

> Thanks

> Chantal

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > Andy

> > Read the info in your book, why do you suggest a NAET for

calcium?

> Does it interfere with thyroid hormones?

>

> Improper physiological handling of calcium does interfere wiht

> thyroid hormone function, and " clearing " calcium sometimes makes

> people respond to normal physiological doses of thyroid rather

than

> needing excessive doses.

>

> I actually experienced this myself and it was quite dramatic. I

> wouldn't have believed it beforehand.

>

> Calcium is pretty early in the NAET treatment series so you should

be

> able to get it done.

>

> Make sure the person doing the treatment uses acupuncture needles

in

> the gate points, not just acupressure.

>

> Andy . .. . . . . .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Andy

Can you give me any more detail about calcium , antibodies and thyroid?If

thyroid antibodies are high.......how is calcium a problem?

Who do you recommend for NAET in Washington?

Thanks

Chantal

Re: Andy: thyroid calcium and antibodies

Yes, try NAET for calcium.

Antibodies are from Hg, but may persist long after it is gone.

Maybe you need to review your own tests routinely?

Andy . . .. . . . . . . . . .

> Andy

> You suggested Clearing calcium for my thyroid problem, and was

wondering if you would still suggest this since I found a test from a

yr ago GSDL thyroid panel and the TSH was 10 and the antibodies were

in the thousands.Evidently my dr forgot to go over the test......I

have felt for a long time that my body was not using the hormone even

though I am on 5gr, I feel better but still overweight and fatigued

and unfocused .I know people with mercury experience T4to T3

conversion problems but do you think the antibody problem is from

mercury.I've been on thyroid for 20 yrs but since amalgam removal I've

really had a problems.The antibody test was done (2001)about 2yrs

after the main amalgam removals.Had the last one removed in Nov 2001.

> Thanks

> Chantal

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > Andy

> > Read the info in your book, why do you suggest a NAET for

calcium?

> Does it interfere with thyroid hormones?

>

> Improper physiological handling of calcium does interfere wiht

> thyroid hormone function, and " clearing " calcium sometimes makes

> people respond to normal physiological doses of thyroid rather

than

> needing excessive doses.

>

> I actually experienced this myself and it was quite dramatic. I

> wouldn't have believed it beforehand.

>

> Calcium is pretty early in the NAET treatment series so you should

be

> able to get it done.

>

> Make sure the person doing the treatment uses acupuncture needles

in

> the gate points, not just acupressure.

>

> Andy . .. . . . . .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Andy

Can you give me any more detail about calcium , antibodies and thyroid?If

thyroid antibodies are high.......how is calcium a problem?

Who do you recommend for NAET in Washington?

Thanks

Chantal

Re: Andy: thyroid calcium and antibodies

Yes, try NAET for calcium.

Antibodies are from Hg, but may persist long after it is gone.

Maybe you need to review your own tests routinely?

Andy . . .. . . . . . . . . .

> Andy

> You suggested Clearing calcium for my thyroid problem, and was

wondering if you would still suggest this since I found a test from a

yr ago GSDL thyroid panel and the TSH was 10 and the antibodies were

in the thousands.Evidently my dr forgot to go over the test......I

have felt for a long time that my body was not using the hormone even

though I am on 5gr, I feel better but still overweight and fatigued

and unfocused .I know people with mercury experience T4to T3

conversion problems but do you think the antibody problem is from

mercury.I've been on thyroid for 20 yrs but since amalgam removal I've

really had a problems.The antibody test was done (2001)about 2yrs

after the main amalgam removals.Had the last one removed in Nov 2001.

> Thanks

> Chantal

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > Andy

> > Read the info in your book, why do you suggest a NAET for

calcium?

> Does it interfere with thyroid hormones?

>

> Improper physiological handling of calcium does interfere wiht

> thyroid hormone function, and " clearing " calcium sometimes makes

> people respond to normal physiological doses of thyroid rather

than

> needing excessive doses.

>

> I actually experienced this myself and it was quite dramatic. I

> wouldn't have believed it beforehand.

>

> Calcium is pretty early in the NAET treatment series so you should

be

> able to get it done.

>

> Make sure the person doing the treatment uses acupuncture needles

in

> the gate points, not just acupressure.

>

> Andy . .. . . . . .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have my wife on a natural thyroid that is more T3 than T4, the problem is

that many people are unable to kick the one electron off of the T4 with

synthroid or other synthetics to make it a T3. But there is more than one

thyroid issue.

C. W.

Re: Re: Andy: thyroid calcium and antibodies

Chantal, are you taking Synthroid or Armour? I cannot take Synthroid, have

heard bad stuff about it and it did make me very sick. Maybe it is time to

rotate your thyroid. I cannot imagine taking 5 grains of thyroid. I'd be

shaking, having heart palpitations, and getting the gritty thing in my eye.

You HAVE to not be absorbing your thyroid. Sometimes rotating stuff helps.

Also, with all the stuff we take, sometimes a " time out " is an idea. I am not

sure it is a good one. This is all I could think of. SJ

[Guest guest]

> Andy

> Can you give me any more detail about calcium , antibodies and

thyroid?If thyroid antibodies are high.......how is calcium a problem?

> Who do you recommend for NAET in Washington?

Anyone who uses acupuncture needles. I am not familar with the local

providers.

If you need 5 grains of armour, it is worth trying NAET to Ca, it

isn't a matter of whether you have antibodies or not.

Andy . . .. . . .