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[Guest guest]

Gail wanted me to thank you for the post

you let me use. She was the exact replica

you spoke about. She was at this point taking

a thyroid supplement, feeling good for a few

weeks and then NOT. Her temperature got up to

a normal 98 and then back down to a 96. She

was really scratching her head and was pleased

to know that Candida could be the culprit for

throwing things off. She made comments below.

LIZ

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Thank you , Liz, and thank . My replies below.

Gail

> > B12 injections - hydroxocabalamin, not cynidocabalamin. About 50% of the

> people given B12 produced more disc-shaped cells and felt correspondingly

> better.

So very interesting. When I first went on B12 injections, I was doing very

badly before that. I was always relapsing. I just contributed it to not

getting enough rest being the demands on a wife and mother are endless. I

noticed people without families didn't have as many relapses. I had assumed

it was because they were able to get the needed rest. However, when I went

on the B12 injections, the relapses dramatically decreased! I started out

on a very high dose, then was able to decrease it. However (and this is so

strange to me), now the shots make me feel wiped out, very tired. I haven't

had one in a very long time. Before I couldn't go without them. Now I

think I could live without them.

> >

> > >

> > Evening Primrose Oil (EPO) - 8-12 500 mg capsules per day with meals.

> This helped about 70% of his patients taking it to have more disc-shaped

> cells

> > which translated into their having better days.

EPO is also a staple with me. However, I now only take 2 a day. I also

take flax with it. Works for me.

> > He seemed very realistic about how no one thing helps everyone. I think

> he also made it pretty clear that B12 shots weren't cures, by a long shot,

> but rather they helped alleviate symptoms for some people.

They might not have been a cure, but for me they were a God-sent! I will

always be grateful. You don't know how hard it is to continually have one

relapse after the other only to have another one again. People use to laugh

at me for having so many relapses. It was not a laughing matter. It was

extremely hard, not only on me, but my family also.

> > > Damaged cell walls also keep hormones from penetrating cells. Hormones

> travel throughout the body via the bloodstream, regulating body functions.

> One example of the effect this has on your body involves the function of

> the thyroid hormones, which regulate metabolism. When thyroid hormones

> can't enter cells, the normal metabolism of the body is slowed, causing

> decreased body temperature, intolerance to cold, and most importantly,

> fatigue. One reason this source of fatigue can't be diagnosed through

> laboratory tests is that blood tests measure only the amount of thyroid

> hormones in the blood, not their ability to perform.

Well now, do you think we're getting somewhere here? Perhaps there is a

yeast connection. Truthfully, I don't know if I'll ever get rid of the

yeast. I just don't seem to be able to stay away from the bread and sugar.

I can go for awhile then I'm right back on the stuff.

>

> Thank you, Liz.

Gail