Re: Re: chriss finally found it---what my daughter first took

[Guest guest]

Preston was not tested for antibodies, so I don't know if he is Hashi's or

not.

I wasn't tested for antibodies either. Does it really matter?

How is the treatment different?

I guess the RT3 will be helpful too.

I guess I had better ask the doc to do these at his next draw.

It's interesting how his allergies have become worse, the heavier he gets.

Currently he weighs a couple of pounds more than I do.

And it seems that he is sensitive to everything and therefore I do not

like to give him too many supplements.

He has an over-sensitive gag reflex too, and he won't swallow pills

without a major fight.

Chriss.

[Guest guest]

Wow! thank you for providing all of this info for me...

You have been so great!

I don't understand how someone so young becomes

" adrenal " in the first place....????

thanks again for everything...

Chriss.

[Guest guest]

lots of reasons, one could be congenital adrenal hyperplasia. If you are

hypoadrenal, hypothyroid when pregnant, you will " borrow " adrenal hormones

from the baby. Baby is born with stressed adrenals and the cycle

continues.

Gracia

> Wow! thank you for providing all of this info for me...

> You have been so great!

>

> I don't understand how someone so young becomes

> " adrenal " in the first place....????

>

> thanks again for everything...

> Chriss.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

If he is hypothyroid then he is hypo. He should be treated based on

symptoms!! I don't think it matters what kind of hypo he is. Autoimmune

is adrenal, easy to treat. Docs just don't know this.

Gracia

> Preston was not tested for antibodies, so I don't know if he is Hashi's or

> not.

> I wasn't tested for antibodies either. Does it really matter?

> How is the treatment different?

> I guess the RT3 will be helpful too.

> I guess I had better ask the doc to do these at his next draw.

>

> It's interesting how his allergies have become worse, the heavier he gets.

> Currently he weighs a couple of pounds more than I do.

> And it seems that he is sensitive to everything and therefore I do not

> like to give him too many supplements.

> He has an over-sensitive gag reflex too, and he won't swallow pills

> without a major fight.

>

> Chriss.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

took me a while to get back to this post! yes I do---well if you look at

lists of hypoadrenal symptoms, autoimmune diseases are on there. Seems to

be the interplay between thyroid and adrenal hormones. Why is autoimmune

disease epidemic? Poor diet, endocrine disrupters, toxins like mercury,

vaccines?

Gracia

> you really think all adrenal is also auto-immune?? I know there is

> autoimmune adrenal, thought it was rare. I've posted info on it once

> before. M was only tested for two types of this. Uggg

>

>

> >

> > If he is hypothyroid then he is hypo. He should be treated based

> on

> > symptoms!! I don't think it matters what kind of hypo he is.

> Autoimmune

> > is adrenal, easy to treat. Docs just don't know this.

> > Gracia

> >

> >

> > > Preston was not tested for antibodies, so I don't know if he is

> Hashi's or

> > > not.

> > > I wasn't tested for antibodies either. Does it really matter?

> > > How is the treatment different?

> > > I guess the RT3 will be helpful too.

> > > I guess I had better ask the doc to do these at his next draw.

> > >

> > > It's interesting how his allergies have become worse, the heavier

> he gets.

> > > Currently he weighs a couple of pounds more than I do.

> > > And it seems that he is sensitive to everything and therefore I

> do not

> > > like to give him too many supplements.

> > > He has an over-sensitive gag reflex too, and he won't swallow

> pills

> > > without a major fight.

> > >

> > > Chriss.

> > >

> > >

> > >