Re: OT on Thyroid, Good Info

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So would LDN be effective for thyroid conditions (either minor to major) otherwise?

Thanks in advance

From: JOYCE MARTINO <jam2006@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] OT on Thyroid, Good Info"LDN List" <low dose naltrexone >, "Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone" <Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone >Date: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 11:58 AM

I truly believe thyroid issues are un-diagnosed/ mis-diagnosed and mis-treated and will definitely tune in to Coast to Coast radio this Tuesday night. Thought I'd get the word out on what could be a very informative show. I went un-diagnosed for 10 long years.

I just saw this on the Coast to Coast website in the upcoming shows area: (Show comes on 10 pm -2 am). (!)

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Board certified by the American Board of Pain Medicine, Dr. Mark Starr will discuss how an epidemic of untreated thyroid disease could be a factor in the rise of cancer and heart disease, and how the medical establishment has yet to support effective treatments.

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Well, it's been said here that taking LDN many can take less thyroid meds. I haven't found that to be the case. But I can only seem to take 1.5mg LDN every other day. If our thyroids are sluggish and not functioning optimally, they need to be fed thyroid "food"...that's my opinion. I take Armour and Iodine, and Selenium to knock out the Hashi's antibodies.

[low dose naltrexone] OT on Thyroid, Good Info"LDN List" <low dose naltrexone >, "Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone" <Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone >Date: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 11:58 AM

I truly believe thyroid issues are un-diagnosed/ mis-diagnosed and mis-treated and will definitely tune in to Coast to Coast radio this Tuesday night. Thought I'd get the word out on what could be a very informative show. I went un-diagnosed for 10 long years.

I just saw this on the Coast to Coast website in the upcoming shows area: (Show comes on 10 pm -2 am). (!)

Hosted by Noory

Guest(s):Dr. Mark Starr

Tuesday March 9, 2010

Board certified by the American Board of Pain Medicine, Dr. Mark Starr will discuss how an epidemic of untreated thyroid disease could be a factor in the rise of cancer and heart disease, and how the medical establishment has yet to support effective treatments.

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perhaps you're the exception, maybe if you were on 3 or 4.5 MG you'd have different results, like the 'many' who find they take less thyroid meds once LDN is working well for them.

[low dose naltrexone] OT on Thyroid, Good Info"LDN List" <low dose naltrexone >, "Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone" <Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone >Date: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 11:58 AM

I truly believe thyroid issues are un-diagnosed/ mis-diagnosed and mis-treated and will definitely tune in to Coast to Coast radio this Tuesday night. Thought I'd get the word out on what could be a very informative show. I went un-diagnosed for 10 long years.

I just saw this on the Coast to Coast website in the upcoming shows area: (Show comes on 10 pm -2 am). (!)

Hosted by Noory

Guest(s):Dr. Mark Starr

Tuesday March 9, 2010

Board certified by the American Board of Pain Medicine, Dr. Mark Starr will discuss how an epidemic of untreated thyroid disease could be a factor in the rise of cancer and heart disease, and how the medical establishment has yet to support effective treatments.

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Well, Larry, I've tried to get higher on LDN but when I get to 2.5mg I start to met muscle/joint pains...we are all different... Maybe I'll go higher in a couple months or so but for now gotta stick with 1.5mg every other day. I've tried so many combinations...

[low dose naltrexone] OT on Thyroid, Good Info"LDN List" <low dose naltrexone >, "Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone" <Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone >Date: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 11:58 AM

I truly believe thyroid issues are un-diagnosed/ mis-diagnosed and mis-treated and will definitely tune in to Coast to Coast radio this Tuesday night. Thought I'd get the word out on what could be a very informative show. I went un-diagnosed for 10 long years.

I just saw this on the Coast to Coast website in the upcoming shows area: (Show comes on 10 pm -2 am). (!)

Hosted by Noory

Guest(s):Dr. Mark Starr

Tuesday March 9, 2010

Board certified by the American Board of Pain Medicine, Dr. Mark Starr will discuss how an epidemic of untreated thyroid disease could be a factor in the rise of cancer and heart disease, and how the medical establishment has yet to support effective treatments.

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then you're not getting there, you may have to endure some issues to break up to the Proper Dose

how long do you do the 2.5? One muscle/joint pain and that's it, you stop? or are you dealing with the muscle/joint pain for 2-3 weeks and then stopping?

24-48 hours isn't a good test

well, you gotta make your own choices and plan

[low dose naltrexone] OT on Thyroid, Good Info"LDN List" <low dose naltrexone >, "Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone" <Very_Low_Dose_Naltrexone >Date: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 11:58 AM

I truly believe thyroid issues are un-diagnosed/ mis-diagnosed and mis-treated and will definitely tune in to Coast to Coast radio this Tuesday night. Thought I'd get the word out on what could be a very informative show. I went un-diagnosed for 10 long years.

I just saw this on the Coast to Coast website in the upcoming shows area: (Show comes on 10 pm -2 am). (!)

Hosted by Noory

Guest(s):Dr. Mark Starr

Tuesday March 9, 2010

Board certified by the American Board of Pain Medicine, Dr. Mark Starr will discuss how an epidemic of untreated thyroid disease could be a factor in the rise of cancer and heart disease, and how the medical establishment has yet to support effective treatments.

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I haven't yet needed to reduce my thyroid meds, but the improvement I have

experienced on LDN is phenomenal. I don't even care if I must stay on the

thyroid meds, my main concern is that I have energy and interest in

living. One thing that has been said by Dr Bihari is that the sooner one

starts LDN after diagnosis, the better, and that the longer one has been

ill, especially if untreated, there is less response to the LDN. So I'm

not holding my breath about the thyroid med reduction, but I've only been

taking LDN for 8 weeks. I'm extremely happy with what it's done for me so

far and intend to stick with it for the longterm. The pictures of the

difference in the Crohn's patient's intestine on this group's webpage is

enough to convince me in any case. I'm also on the iodine protocol which

for thyroid I would say is imperative, if not for everyone with autoimmune

etc. --

>perhaps you're the exception, maybe if you were on 3 or 4.5 MG you'd have

>different results, like the 'many' who find they take less thyroid meds

>once LDN is working well for them.

>

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> Re: [low dose naltrexone] OT on Thyroid, Good Info

>

>So would LDN be effective for thyroid conditions (either minor to major)

>otherwise?

>Thanks in advance

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