any ideas

September 15, 2000

What is the Yeast Busters? drink lots of distilled water, are you feeling ok?

are your bowels moving 2-3 times a day? you need a colon cleanse with good

ingredients (no sugar or yeast) herbs. if you have a reaction to one food do

not eat it again for a while. let me know about these! Mogdrmom

September 15, 2000

.

I am so sorry abt the way u feel.I do not have an idea

how you can eliminate the facial symptoms.

I just want to wish you well,Pray hard

Anesu

--- jhedges@... wrote: > hi there

> i am a new member to the loop. I was wondering if

> you could help me

> or

> send me in the right direction. I am taking the

> Yeast Busters Kit,

> and

> have radically changed my diet.

> My symptoms display temselves on my face. So far I

> am the only person

> I know that has this reaction. When I have something

> I am not

> supposed

> to I get the reddest burning face, and then I get

> almost blister like

> things on my cheeks. I know it sounds odd but it

> feels like I am

> burning from the inside out. It is not an attractive

> look.

> I was on an elimination diet for a month. That one

> was not strict

> enough, so I am super healthy woman, yet now my

> reactions to food

> seem

> to be changing (ie tomatoes, as of yesterday I

> cannot tollerate them)

> and getting worse.

> I was told that this is natural, it has to get worse

> to get better

> ...

> I am releasing toxins etc. My face was clearing up

> when I was just

> treating it with diet, but then when I added Yeast

> busters it went

> into a tailspin. Does this sound right to anyone? My

> other symptoms -

> yeast infections, allergies, and fatigue have all

> gone away, but this

> face thing is getting a bit much.

> Are there any websites or recommended books that may

> be helpful? I

> have all the important ones - Yeast Connection etc,

> but what i am

> looking for are specifically for strict elimination

> diets.

> thanks for listening

> have a great day

>

__________________________________________________

September 24, 2000

BTW, WELCOME to all the new members!!

,

You're not the only one who gets the red, burning face after eating something

you're not supposed to. Last weekend, I had a beer at my mom's house and a

little while later she worriedly asked, " , where did you get so

sunburned at? " It's been in the 50's and 60's around here and rainy - not

quite weather to get a sunburn in. She acted like I secretly took a trip to

Florida or something...LOL. Well, she doesn't believe/understand the candida

thing so I just told her I was allergic to the beer (close enough).

~

In a message dated 9/15/00 10:12:23 AM Central Daylight Time,

jhedges@... writes:

<<

hi there

i am a new member to the loop. I was wondering if you could help me

or

send me in the right direction. I am taking the Yeast Busters Kit,

and

have radically changed my diet.

My symptoms display temselves on my face. So far I am the only person

I know that has this reaction. When I have something I am not

supposed

to I get the reddest burning face, and then I get almost blister like

things on my cheeks. I know it sounds odd but it feels like I am

burning from the inside out. It is not an attractive look.

I was on an elimination diet for a month. That one was not strict

enough, so I am super healthy woman, yet now my reactions to food

seem

to be changing (ie tomatoes, as of yesterday I cannot tollerate them)

and getting worse.

I was told that this is natural, it has to get worse to get better

...

I am releasing toxins etc. My face was clearing up when I was just

treating it with diet, but then when I added Yeast busters it went

into a tailspin. Does this sound right to anyone? My other symptoms -

yeast infections, allergies, and fatigue have all gone away, but this

face thing is getting a bit much.

Are there any websites or recommended books that may be helpful? I

have all the important ones - Yeast Connection etc, but what i am

looking for are specifically for strict elimination diets.

thanks for listening

have a great day

>>

October 4, 2000

Matt: i would say it is a cleansing period. when i have experienced cleansing

i have gone as much as 5 or more times in a day, consider it a good sign. do

you feel better at the end of the day? i would think you would. try some

other herbs with the diet. pick 4 or more & rotate them every 4 days & see

how that does. I like Oreganol, other likes Tree Oil (i hope that's right)

i've never used it, of course Garlic, I'm sure others will give you others.

your doing good! Mogdrmom

October 4, 2000

Re: Any ideas

Matt: i would say it is a cleansing period. when i have experienced

cleansing

i have gone as much as 5 or more times in a day, consider it a good sign.

do

you feel better at the end of the day? i would think you would. try some

other herbs with the diet. pick 4 or more & rotate them every 4 days & see

how that does. I like Oreganol, other likes Tree Oil (i hope that's right)

i've never used it, of course Garlic, I'm sure others will give you others.

your doing good! Mogdrmom

---

Yep, I do generally feel better at the end of the day, just when I wake up,

it starts all over again! Am due to see my kinesiologist on Friday, so will

raise the issue with her.

Thanks again

Matt

July 4, 2001

, I can't suggest an alternative medication for your thyroid, but if you have had cancer, you might want to consider some form of oxygen therapy and also parasite cleanses. You can find out about both on the oxyplus list at .groups. You might want to post your question on that list as well. And as far as cancer and parasites, you might want to look at Hulda 's book, "The Cure for all diseases." There is a supplement called IP6 that is supposed to kill cancer cells. I ordered it from someone online, but I would think it would be available at a health food store--if you know of a good one in your area.

Joy

-----Original Message-----From: Herring [mailto:ghs75@...]Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 4:38 PMhypothyroidism Subject: any ideas

Just wondering if anyone has any experience or ideas on a different medication. I had a total thyroidectemy (Spelling?) 1.5 years ago due to cancer. It had spread to a gland behind the thyroid and to 3 lymph nodes. So I have been taking Synthroid since and a high dose to keep the cancer cells from developing. I had the iodine radiation treatment and am in the process of getting ready for my #3 body scan. Which this time they have taken me off all medication for 6 weeks (blahhhhhh). anyway due to the synthroid on top of previous issues with blood pressure and angina i need to know if there is another medication out there that could do the same but not have the effect on my heart. They may reduce my meds depending what the scan shows. any suggestions or ideas.

thanks

July 4, 2001

:

Personally, I say Go Natural..... if you can get your doc to prescribe it! Ask for Armour..... I will be starting a product called Bio-Throid, My doc ordered it directly from the pharmaceutical company.... it combines the natural with the synthetic..... I've included the URL below...

http://www.bio-tech-pharm.com/products/thyroid.html

Also if you've had cancer, I suggest getting a book by Winters called "Killing Cancer" he has a whole protocol to use that includes Red Clover tops..... I've seen it work first hand when I was running a health food store.... Most ppl don't Stay on it indefinitely but they do repeat the protocol once every couple of months!

Kathie

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July 4, 2001

:

Since you must have thyroid 'replacement" your best bet is Armour or West-throid, both pig thyroid extracts. These have the best thyroid sustainability and the least side effects.

Suggest that you access www.hacres.com if you want overwhelming data that cancer can be reversed naturally.

Earl

-----Original Message-----From: Herring [mailto:ghs75@...]Sent: Wednesday, 4 July 2001 11:38hypothyroidism Subject: any ideas

Just wondering if anyone has any experience or ideas on a different medication. I had a total thyroidectemy (Spelling?) 1.5 years ago due to cancer. It had spread to a gland behind the thyroid and to 3 lymph nodes. So I have been taking Synthroid since and a high dose to keep the cancer cells from developing. I had the iodine radiation treatment and am in the process of getting ready for my #3 body scan. Which this time they have taken me off all medication for 6 weeks (blahhhhhh). anyway due to the synthroid on top of previous issues with blood pressure and angina i need to know if there is another medication out there that could do the same but not have the effect on my heart. They may reduce my meds depending what the scan shows. any suggestions or ideas.

thanks

July 4, 2001

:

Joy has some good suggestions. There are many natural remedies that can influence malignancy. None 'work' on their own. There needs to be an intensive program. Use Hulda 's work but integrate that with the Hallelujah Acres work.

Earl

RE: any ideas

, I can't suggest an alternative medication for your thyroid, but if you have had cancer, you might want to consider some form of oxygen therapy and also parasite cleanses. You can find out about both on the oxyplus list at .groups. You might want to post your question on that list as well. And as far as cancer and parasites, you might want to look at Hulda 's book, "The Cure for all diseases." There is a supplement called IP6 that is supposed to kill cancer cells. I ordered it from someone online, but I would think it would be available at a health food store--if you know of a good one in your area.

Joy

-----Original Message-----From: Herring [mailto:ghs75@...]Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 4:38 PMhypothyroidism Subject: any ideas

Just wondering if anyone has any experience or ideas on a different medication. I had a total thyroidectemy (Spelling?) 1.5 years ago due to cancer. It had spread to a gland behind the thyroid and to 3 lymph nodes. So I have been taking Synthroid since and a high dose to keep the cancer cells from developing. I had the iodine radiation treatment and am in the process of getting ready for my #3 body scan. Which this time they have taken me off all medication for 6 weeks (blahhhhhh). anyway due to the synthroid on top of previous issues with blood pressure and angina i need to know if there is another medication out there that could do the same but not have the effect on my heart. They may reduce my meds depending what the scan shows. any suggestions or ideas.

thanks

September 15, 2002

You have multiple hormone deficiencies. Rearranging T3 and T4 isn't going

to fix you. You will need to take enough Armour plus DHEA, testosterone

(progesterone?). Here's a quote from the old Broda site:

Some potential symptoms of thyroid and endocrine imbalances :

fatigue , dry skin , constipation , headaches , birth defects , diabetes ,

cancer , hair loss , chronic fatigue , high cholesterol , muscle weakness ,

overweight , underweight , depression , decreased sex drive , premature

aging , PMS , hypertension , mental disorders , multiple sclerosis ,

nervousness , heart palpitations , intolerance to cold , intolerance to heat

, allergies , fluid retention , arthritis/gout , osteoporosis , candida ,

infertility , repeated infections , brittle nails , endometriosis , memory

impairment , heart attack/stroke , cystic breasts/ovaries , hyperinsulinemia

, nutritional imbalances , low immune system , acne/eczema/psoriasis , low

blood pressure , joint/muscle pain

Thyroid imbalance can have an effect on every cell , tissue and organ of our

body . Therefore , early diagnosis and treatment are vitally important in

assuring maximum health and prevention of disease .

Frequently , thyroid imbalance occurs in conjunction with other hormonal

imbalances such as estrogen , progesterone , testosterone , DHEA , cortisol

, growth hormone , melatonin and insulin . Identifying deficiencies and

replacing these hormones can often have a profound positive effect on

averall health .

End of the copy .

> Dear Board,

>

> I was on normal t4 100and 125 mcr on alternative days. I had a terrible

time mainly itchy right lung. Then my endo has put me on t4-t3. I started on

a 25 MCR of T4+ 10 Mcr of T3 for a week then 50MCR T4 +10MCR of T3 for three

weeks . Now I am on T4 50 MCR and 20MCR of t3 I have been on this for 7

> days now. On Friday I started to feel cold and sleepy Sat the same and

today I cannot wake up. Also I am very constipated , something I never

suffer from.

>

> I have just taken half of T4 1.25 a feel a little bit better. It would

seem that I ned more of something but not sure what is going on. anybody

have any ideas.

>

> C UK

>

>> **********************************************************************

April 15, 2003

C UK

writes:

> In the mean time I am taking Armour my last blood teat showed that my T4 was

> low, my t3 was in the middle but my TSH was also very low. My Dr says he

> ahs never seen this and has no ide what is causing this.

Wish I knew why, . My son's tests results aren't exactly like yours, but

they are confusing his doctor (low T4, very low TSH, T3 was high). What I

want to know is, should men with hypo be treated differently than women? My

son's doctor didn't know of different treatments and so far, all I've read is

that women tend to need a higher dose of thyroid. I just can't believe that's

the only difference since our hormone make-up is different. Are there any

doctors or programs who specialize in men with thyroid problems?

Jenelle

April 15, 2003

First you need to get FREE T3 and T4 tests, the others are useless.

needs adrenal hormones but just doesn't pay attention to this---your son

might too. When T3 is high it can mean that cortisol is low. See

http://www.drlam.com click on adrenals

Gracia

> C UK

>

> writes:

>

> > In the mean time I am taking Armour my last blood teat showed that my T4

was

> > low, my t3 was in the middle but my TSH was also very low. My Dr says he

> > ahs never seen this and has no ide what is causing this.

>

> Wish I knew why, . My son's tests results aren't exactly like yours,

but

> they are confusing his doctor (low T4, very low TSH, T3 was high). What I

> want to know is, should men with hypo be treated differently than women?

My

> son's doctor didn't know of different treatments and so far, all I've read

is

> that women tend to need a higher dose of thyroid. I just can't believe

that's

> the only difference since our hormone make-up is different. Are there any

> doctors or programs who specialize in men with thyroid problems?

> Jenelle

>

July 24, 2005

At 04:01 PM 7/29/05, you wrote:

>. hello

>you guys are lucky. i had a whole page typed out; venting/whining about my

>situation, and then the power went out and i lost it all.

>

>Basically, i can barely work, but i went online to get pain meds cuz no one

>will prescribe me enough, so that i can work. my wife just started a new

>job, but it barely covers daycare. Im about to have surgury in three weeks

>and i dont know how im going to support my family. outside of food stamps i

>cant find any type of financial aide and was wondering if anyone had any

>suggestions.

Ive been there and done that for the last five years off and on. Here are

some suggestions: I'm sure it varies from state to state but in my state I

was able to not only get food stamps for awhile but also put on State

Medicade. This gave me Scripts @ $1-3 each, and no pay Dr Visits. Also

one call to my Power Company PPL in PA and they gave me 3 months grace on

my electric bill. Finally we got some rent assistance from our

church, and Food from a Food bank. All Humbling but it sure did help. I

was able to get all of this Post surgery, because there was no question

that I could not work for at least 12 weeks.

Hope this helps. Start with your County Assistance Office. I felt humbled

but Also I paid in for 30 years, so I did earn the help. Dave

July 24, 2005