Re: Hypothyroidism 2

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OK, where are the pictures?????

Hypothyroidism 2

Hello all: here is a good article which talks about people who have normal

blood tests levels but do have hypothyroidism symtoms and that's what i have:

Type 1 Hypothyroidism

is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts of

thyroid hormones necessary to maintain " normal " blood levels of those hormones

and " normal " blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) produced by

the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test your doctor checks

when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans suffer Type 1

hypothyroidism.

Type 2 Hypothyroidism

is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular

level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts of

thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by the blood

tests; therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism. Type 2

hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins may also

cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2 hypothyroidism has

yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is already in epidemic

proportions.

Above: A severely affected 14-year-old hypothyroid girl with puffiness

around the eyes, thickened lips, depressed root of the nose (saddle nose), and

straight, coarse hair. The second picture was taken after only 6 months of

treatment with desiccated thyroid. Note the elevated bridge of the nose,

brighter eyes, thinner lips, and glossy, curly hair. Her constipation had

resolved and her appetite improved.

Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies

hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after treatment

with desiccated thyroid.

Adult man with the " obese form " of hypothyroidism. Note the

striking resoltion of his puffiness (myxedema) after treatment with desiccated

thyroid. Myxedema is the medical term for hypothyroidism. Myx is the Greek word

for mucin, which accumulates in hypothyroidism. Edema means swelling.

This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness

(myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated thyroid.

Figure 1a shows the appearance of a 27-year-old woman's face

before treatment with desiccated thyroid. She had puffiness around her nose and

eyes. Her menses gegan at age 16 and were irregular with scant flow. She had no

interest in the opposite sex. There was an absence of pubic hair. She was

constipated, gained weight easily, had dry skin and hair, had anemia, and she

tired easily.

---------------------------------

Figure 1b shows the patient's face after 10 months of desiccated

thyroid. She was about to be married. Her anemia was resolving. Her periods were

every 26 days and the flow had improved.

---------------------------------

Figure 1c shows the side body profile of the same patient before

treatment. The breasts had not developed and there was no hair on the arms and

legs. Her height was 59 inches.

---------------------------------

Figure 1d shows the patient after 10 months of thyroid treatment. Her

breasts had enlarged.

---------------------------------

Figure 1e shows the patient after 13 more months. A synthetic estrogen

was added. Her breasts and pelvis enlarged further. Her libido and gratification

increased.

---------------------------------

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal

deficits. Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead start

a war on capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT

CAPITALISM: the REAL ENEMY !! "

__________________________________________________

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http://www.type2hypothyroidism.com/Type1VsType2.html

and Mark <koplyn@...> escribió: OK, where are the pictures?????

Hypothyroidism 2

Hello all: here is a good article which talks about people who have normal

blood tests levels but do have hypothyroidism symtoms and that's what i have:

Type 1 Hypothyroidism

is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts of

thyroid hormones necessary to maintain " normal " blood levels of those hormones

and " normal " blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) produced by

the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test your doctor checks

when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans suffer Type 1

hypothyroidism.

Type 2 Hypothyroidism

is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular

level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts of

thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by the blood

tests; therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism. Type 2

hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins may also

cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2 hypothyroidism has

yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is already in epidemic

proportions.

Above: A severely affected 14-year-old hypothyroid girl with puffiness

around the eyes, thickened lips, depressed root of the nose (saddle nose), and

straight, coarse hair. The second picture was taken after only 6 months of

treatment with desiccated thyroid. Note the elevated bridge of the nose,

brighter eyes, thinner lips, and glossy, curly hair. Her constipation had

resolved and her appetite improved.

Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies

hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after treatment

with desiccated thyroid.

Adult man with the " obese form " of hypothyroidism. Note the

striking resoltion of his puffiness (myxedema) after treatment with desiccated

thyroid. Myxedema is the medical term for hypothyroidism. Myx is the Greek word

for mucin, which accumulates in hypothyroidism. Edema means swelling.

This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness

(myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated thyroid.

Figure 1a shows the appearance of a 27-year-old woman's face

before treatment with desiccated thyroid. She had puffiness around her nose and

eyes. Her menses gegan at age 16 and were irregular with scant flow. She had no

interest in the opposite sex. There was an absence of pubic hair. She was

constipated, gained weight easily, had dry skin and hair, had anemia, and she

tired easily.

---------------------------------

Figure 1b shows the patient's face after 10 months of desiccated

thyroid. She was about to be married. Her anemia was resolving. Her periods were

every 26 days and the flow had improved.

---------------------------------

Figure 1c shows the side body profile of the same patient before

treatment. The breasts had not developed and there was no hair on the arms and

legs. Her height was 59 inches.

---------------------------------

Figure 1d shows the patient after 10 months of thyroid treatment. Her

breasts had enlarged.

---------------------------------

Figure 1e shows the patient after 13 more months. A synthetic estrogen

was added. Her breasts and pelvis enlarged further. Her libido and gratification

increased.

---------------------------------

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal

deficits. Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead start

a war on capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT

CAPITALISM: the REAL ENEMY !! "

__________________________________________________

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We would like to see these pictures. Please send. Thank you.

Hypothyroidism 2

Hello all: here is a good article which talks about people who have normal

blood tests levels but do have hypothyroidism symtoms and that's what i have:

Type 1 Hypothyroidism

is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts of

thyroid hormones necessary to maintain " normal " blood levels of those hormones

and " normal " blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) produced by

the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test your doctor checks

when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans suffer Type 1

hypothyroidism.

Type 2 Hypothyroidism

is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular

level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts of

thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by the blood

tests; therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism. Type 2

hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins may also

cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2 hypothyroidism has

yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is already in epidemic

proportions.

Above: A severely affected 14-year-old hypothyroid girl with puffiness

around the eyes, thickened lips, depressed root of the nose (saddle nose), and

straight, coarse hair. The second picture was taken after only 6 months of

treatment with desiccated thyroid. Note the elevated bridge of the nose,

brighter eyes, thinner lips, and glossy, curly hair. Her constipation had

resolved and her appetite improved.

Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies

hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after treatment

with desiccated thyroid.

Adult man with the " obese form " of hypothyroidism. Note the

striking resoltion of his puffiness (myxedema) after treatment with desiccated

thyroid. Myxedema is the medical term for hypothyroidism. Myx is the Greek word

for mucin, which accumulates in hypothyroidism. Edema means swelling.

This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness

(myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated thyroid.

Figure 1a shows the appearance of a 27-year-old woman's face

before treatment with desiccated thyroid. She had puffiness around her nose and

eyes. Her menses gegan at age 16 and were irregular with scant flow. She had no

interest in the opposite sex. There was an absence of pubic hair. She was

constipated, gained weight easily, had dry skin and hair, had anemia, and she

tired easily.

---------------------------------

Figure 1b shows the patient's face after 10 months of desiccated

thyroid. She was about to be married. Her anemia was resolving. Her periods were

every 26 days and the flow had improved.

---------------------------------

Figure 1c shows the side body profile of the same patient before

treatment. The breasts had not developed and there was no hair on the arms and

legs. Her height was 59 inches.

---------------------------------

Figure 1d shows the patient after 10 months of thyroid treatment. Her

breasts had enlarged.

---------------------------------

Figure 1e shows the patient after 13 more months. A synthetic estrogen

was added. Her breasts and pelvis enlarged further. Her libido and gratification

increased.

---------------------------------

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal

deficits. Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead start

a war on capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT

CAPITALISM: the REAL ENEMY !! "

__________________________________________________

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resend pics, couldn't view!!

schizoid lost boy <schizoid_lost_boy@...> wrote: Hello all: here is a

good article which talks about people who have normal blood tests levels but do

have hypothyroidism symtoms and that's what i have:

Type 1 Hypothyroidism

is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts of

thyroid hormones necessary to maintain " normal " blood levels of those hormones

and " normal " blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) produced by

the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test your doctor checks

when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans suffer Type 1

hypothyroidism.

Type 2 Hypothyroidism

is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular level.

It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts of thyroid

hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by the blood tests;

therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism. Type 2

hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins may also

cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2 hypothyroidism has

yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is already in epidemic

proportions.

Above: A severely affected 14-year-old hypothyroid girl with puffiness

around the eyes, thickened lips, depressed root of the nose (saddle nose), and

straight, coarse hair. The second picture was taken after only 6 months of

treatment with desiccated thyroid. Note the elevated bridge of the nose,

brighter eyes, thinner lips, and glossy, curly hair. Her constipation had

resolved and her appetite improved.

Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies

hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after treatment

with desiccated thyroid.

Adult man with the " obese form " of hypothyroidism. Note the striking

resoltion of his puffiness (myxedema) after treatment with desiccated thyroid.

Myxedema is the medical term for hypothyroidism. Myx is the Greek word for

mucin, which accumulates in hypothyroidism. Edema means swelling.

This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness

(myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated thyroid.

Figure 1a shows the appearance of a 27-year-old woman's face before

treatment with desiccated thyroid. She had puffiness around her nose and eyes.

Her menses gegan at age 16 and were irregular with scant flow. She had no

interest in the opposite sex. There was an absence of pubic hair. She was

constipated, gained weight easily, had dry skin and hair, had anemia, and she

tired easily.

---------------------------------

Figure 1b shows the patient's face after 10 months of desiccated

thyroid. She was about to be married. Her anemia was resolving. Her periods were

every 26 days and the flow had improved.

---------------------------------

Figure 1c shows the side body profile of the same patient before

treatment. The breasts had not developed and there was no hair on the arms and

legs. Her height was 59 inches.

---------------------------------

Figure 1d shows the patient after 10 months of thyroid treatment. Her

breasts had enlarged.

---------------------------------

Figure 1e shows the patient after 13 more months. A synthetic estrogen was

added. Her breasts and pelvis enlarged further. Her libido and gratification

increased.

---------------------------------

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal deficits.

Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead start a war on

capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT CAPITALISM: the

REAL ENEMY !! "

__________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

Hello Schizoid Lost Boy,

Where can one see the pictures that go with the article you cited?

Val

Hypothyroidism 2

Hello all: here is a good article which talks about people who have normal

blood tests levels but do have hypothyroidism symtoms and that's what i

have:

Type 1 Hypothyroidism

is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts

of thyroid hormones necessary to maintain " normal " blood levels of those

hormones and " normal " blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

produced by the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test

your doctor checks when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans

suffer Type 1 hypothyroidism.

Type 2 Hypothyroidism

is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular

level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts

of thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by

the blood tests; therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism.

Type 2 hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins

may also cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2

hypothyroidism has yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is

already in epidemic proportions.

Above: A severely affected 14-year-old hypothyroid girl with puffiness

around the eyes, thickened lips, depressed root of the nose (saddle nose),

and straight, coarse hair. The second picture was taken after only 6 months

of treatment with desiccated thyroid. Note the elevated bridge of the nose,

brighter eyes, thinner lips, and glossy, curly hair. Her constipation had

resolved and her appetite improved.

Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies

hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after

treatment with desiccated thyroid.

Adult man with the " obese form " of hypothyroidism. Note the

striking resoltion of his puffiness (myxedema) after treatment with

desiccated thyroid. Myxedema is the medical term for hypothyroidism. Myx is

the Greek word for mucin, which accumulates in hypothyroidism. Edema means

swelling.

This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness

(myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated

thyroid.

Figure 1a shows the appearance of a 27-year-old woman's face

before treatment with desiccated thyroid. She had puffiness around her nose

and eyes. Her menses gegan at age 16 and were irregular with scant flow. She

had no interest in the opposite sex. There was an absence of pubic hair. She

was constipated, gained weight easily, had dry skin and hair, had anemia,

and she tired easily.

---------------------------------

Figure 1b shows the patient's face after 10 months of desiccated

thyroid. She was about to be married. Her anemia was resolving. Her periods

were every 26 days and the flow had improved.

---------------------------------

Figure 1c shows the side body profile of the same patient before

treatment. The breasts had not developed and there was no hair on the arms

and legs. Her height was 59 inches.

---------------------------------

Figure 1d shows the patient after 10 months of thyroid treatment. Her

breasts had enlarged.

---------------------------------

Figure 1e shows the patient after 13 more months. A synthetic estrogen

was added. Her breasts and pelvis enlarged further. Her libido and

gratification increased.

---------------------------------

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal

deficits. Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead

start a war on capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT

CAPITALISM: the REAL ENEMY !! "

__________________________________________________

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Hello: I think i have hypothyroidism-2, i mean my blood tests are normal, but as

soon as i take levothyroxine 0.075 mgs i would feel better, less bloated, less

puffiness specially around the eyes and nose, i mean without levothyroxine i

would feel like an inflated balloon

here is the link, i think i will buy the book called hypothyroidism 2'

http://www.type2hypothyroidism.com/Type1VsType2.html

schizoid

<veetee@...> escribió:

Hello Schizoid Lost Boy,

Where can one see the pictures that go with the article you cited?

Val

Hypothyroidism 2

Hello all: here is a good article which talks about people who have normal

blood tests levels but do have hypothyroidism symtoms and that's what i

have:

Type 1 Hypothyroidism

is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts

of thyroid hormones necessary to maintain " normal " blood levels of those

hormones and " normal " blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

produced by the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test

your doctor checks when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans

suffer Type 1 hypothyroidism.

Type 2 Hypothyroidism

is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular

level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts

of thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by

the blood tests; therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism.

Type 2 hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins

may also cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2

hypothyroidism has yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is

already in epidemic proportions.

Above: A severely affected 14-year-old hypothyroid girl with puffiness

around the eyes, thickened lips, depressed root of the nose (saddle nose),

and straight, coarse hair. The second picture was taken after only 6 months

of treatment with desiccated thyroid. Note the elevated bridge of the nose,

brighter eyes, thinner lips, and glossy, curly hair. Her constipation had

resolved and her appetite improved.

Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies

hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after

treatment with desiccated thyroid.

Adult man with the " obese form " of hypothyroidism. Note the

striking resoltion of his puffiness (myxedema) after treatment with

desiccated thyroid. Myxedema is the medical term for hypothyroidism. Myx is

the Greek word for mucin, which accumulates in hypothyroidism. Edema means

swelling.

This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness

(myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated

thyroid.

Figure 1a shows the appearance of a 27-year-old woman's face

before treatment with desiccated thyroid. She had puffiness around her nose

and eyes. Her menses gegan at age 16 and were irregular with scant flow. She

had no interest in the opposite sex. There was an absence of pubic hair. She

was constipated, gained weight easily, had dry skin and hair, had anemia,

and she tired easily.

---------------------------------

Figure 1b shows the patient's face after 10 months of desiccated

thyroid. She was about to be married. Her anemia was resolving. Her periods

were every 26 days and the flow had improved.

---------------------------------

Figure 1c shows the side body profile of the same patient before

treatment. The breasts had not developed and there was no hair on the arms

and legs. Her height was 59 inches.

---------------------------------

Figure 1d shows the patient after 10 months of thyroid treatment. Her

breasts had enlarged.

---------------------------------

Figure 1e shows the patient after 13 more months. A synthetic estrogen

was added. Her breasts and pelvis enlarged further. Her libido and

gratification increased.

---------------------------------

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal

deficits. Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead

start a war on capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT

CAPITALISM: the REAL ENEMY !! "

__________________________________________________

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PLEASE PLEASE SHOW US THE PICTURES. SO ANXIOUS HERE.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello Schizoid Lost Boy,

>

> Where can one see the pictures that go with the article you cited?

>

> Val

>> Have a nice day !

>

[Guest guest]

, were you taking anything for your thyroid when you were pregnant?

schizoid lost boy <schizoid_lost_boy@...> wrote: Hello: I think i have

hypothyroidism-2, i mean my blood tests are normal, but as soon as i take

levothyroxine 0.075 mgs i would feel better, less bloated, less puffiness

specially around the eyes and nose, i mean without levothyroxine i would feel

like an inflated balloon

here is the link, i think i will buy the book called hypothyroidism 2'

http://www.type2hypothyroidism.com/Type1VsType2.html

schizoid

<veetee@...> escribió:

Hello Schizoid Lost Boy,

Where can one see the pictures that go with the article you cited?

Val

Hypothyroidism 2

Hello all: here is a good article which talks about people who have normal

blood tests levels but do have hypothyroidism symtoms and that's what i

have:

Type 1 Hypothyroidism

is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts

of thyroid hormones necessary to maintain " normal " blood levels of those

hormones and " normal " blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

produced by the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test

your doctor checks when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans

suffer Type 1 hypothyroidism.

Type 2 Hypothyroidism

is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular

level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts

of thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by

the blood tests; therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism.

Type 2 hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins

may also cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2

hypothyroidism has yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is

already in epidemic proportions.

Above: A severely affected 14-year-old hypothyroid girl with puffiness

around the eyes, thickened lips, depressed root of the nose (saddle nose),

and straight, coarse hair. The second picture was taken after only 6 months

of treatment with desiccated thyroid. Note the elevated bridge of the nose,

brighter eyes, thinner lips, and glossy, curly hair. Her constipation had

resolved and her appetite improved.

Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies

hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after

treatment with desiccated thyroid.

Adult man with the " obese form " of hypothyroidism. Note the

striking resoltion of his puffiness (myxedema) after treatment with

desiccated thyroid. Myxedema is the medical term for hypothyroidism. Myx is

the Greek word for mucin, which accumulates in hypothyroidism. Edema means

swelling.

This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness

(myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated

thyroid.

Figure 1a shows the appearance of a 27-year-old woman's face

before treatment with desiccated thyroid. She had puffiness around her nose

and eyes. Her menses gegan at age 16 and were irregular with scant flow. She

had no interest in the opposite sex. There was an absence of pubic hair. She

was constipated, gained weight easily, had dry skin and hair, had anemia,

and she tired easily.

---------------------------------

Figure 1b shows the patient's face after 10 months of desiccated

thyroid. She was about to be married. Her anemia was resolving. Her periods

were every 26 days and the flow had improved.

---------------------------------

Figure 1c shows the side body profile of the same patient before

treatment. The breasts had not developed and there was no hair on the arms

and legs. Her height was 59 inches.

---------------------------------

Figure 1d shows the patient after 10 months of thyroid treatment. Her

breasts had enlarged.

---------------------------------

Figure 1e shows the patient after 13 more months. A synthetic estrogen

was added. Her breasts and pelvis enlarged further. Her libido and

gratification increased.

---------------------------------

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal

deficits. Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead

start a war on capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT

CAPITALISM: the REAL ENEMY !! "

__________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

What dunb political crap are you referencing?

Ter

Hypothyroidism 2

[...]

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal

deficits. Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead start

a war on capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT

CAPITALISM: the REAL ENEMY !! "

[Guest guest]

Something tells me he has an automatic phrase that pops up on the bottom of his

page, I know people who do that. Maybe I am wrong but who knows.

Terry Talbot <terrytalbot@...> wrote: Hi ,

What dunb political crap are you referencing?

Ter

Hypothyroidism 2

[...]

" Let's not fight a war on poverty, corruption, inflation and on fiscal

deficits. Let's instead go to the root of all our problems, let's instead start

a war on capitalism which is the real cause of all our problems. FIGHT

CAPITALISM: the REAL ENEMY !! "

[Guest guest]

Hi I can not see the pics. But did the girl that had her hair get better have

more hairloss in the beging? I will have been on armour for three mounths on

june 13 and my hairloss seems to have gotton worse HELP! Thanks

and Mark <koplyn@...> wrote: OK, where are the pictures?????

Hypothyroidism 2

Hello all: here is a good article which talks about people who have normal

blood tests levels but do have hypothyroidism symtoms and that's what i have:

Type 1 Hypothyroidism

is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts of

thyroid hormones necessary to maintain " normal " blood levels of those hormones

and " normal " blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) produced by

the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test your doctor checks

when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans suffer Type 1

hypothyroidism.

Type 2 Hypothyroidism

is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular

level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal amounts of

thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) are detected by the blood

tests; therefore, blood tests do not detect Type 2 hypothyroidism. Type 2

hypothyroidism is usually inherited. However, environmental toxins may also

cause or exacerbate the problem. The pervasiveness of Type 2 hypothyroidism has

yet to be recognized by mainstream medicine but is already in epidemic

proportions.

Above: A severely affected 14-year-old hypothyroid girl with puffiness

around the eyes, thickened lips, depressed root of the nose (saddle nose), and

straight, coarse hair. The second picture was taken after only 6 months of

treatment with desiccated thyroid. Note the elevated bridge of the nose,

brighter eyes, thinner lips, and glossy, curly hair. Her constipation had

resolved and her appetite improved.

Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies

hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after treatment

with desiccated thyroid.

Adult man with the " obese form " of hypothyroidism. Note the

striking resoltion of his puffiness (myxedema) after treatment with desiccated

thyroid. Myxedema is the medical term for hypothyroidism. Myx is the Greek word

for mucin, which accumulates in hypothyroidism. Edema means swelling.

This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness

(myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated thyroid.

Figure 1a shows the appearance of a 27-year-old woman's face

before treatment with desiccated thyroid. She had puffiness around her nose and

eyes. Her menses gegan at age 16 and were irregular with scant flow. She had no

interest in the opposite sex. There was an absence of pubic hair. She was

constipated, gained weight easily, had dry skin and hair, had anemia, and she

tired easily.

---------------------------------

Figure 1b shows the patient's face after 10 months of desiccated

thyroid. She was about to be married. Her anemia was resolving. Her periods were

every 26 days and the flow had improved.

---------------------------------

Figure 1c shows the side body profile of the same patient before

treatment. The breasts had not developed and there was no hair on the arms and

legs. Her height was 59 inches.

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Figure 1d shows the patient after 10 months of thyroid treatment. Her

breasts had enlarged.

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Figure 1e shows the patient after 13 more months. A synthetic estrogen

was added. Her breasts and pelvis enlarged further. Her libido and gratification

increased.

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you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

Hi I can not see the pics. But did the girl that had her hair get better

have more hairloss in the beging? I will have been on armour for three

mounths on june 13 and my hairloss seems to have gotton worse HELP! Thanks

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Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction. Thanks

Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

Hi I can not see the pics. But did the girl that had her hair get better

have more hairloss in the beging? I will have been on armour for three

mounths on june 13 and my hairloss seems to have gotton worse HELP! Thanks

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" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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Thanks question? If your areanals are low can that cause execess angogens in

your body. I know that is were women form then. I have gone to that web site

you gave me a while ago thank you. Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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Also I smoke and I am sure that is not good either.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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Androgens might look high on some tests, but actually they are just high b/c

other hormones are low.

Gracia

Thanks question? If your areanals are low can that cause execess angogens

in your body. I know that is were women form then. I have gone to that web

site you gave me a while ago thank you. Steph

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Hi ,

Do you smoke because you are stressed?

Kerry

Re: Hypothyroidism 2

Also I smoke and I am sure that is not good either.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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Has anyone tried thyroxine?And been successful with it? Should hypothyroid

medcine be took in conjuction with thyroxine or stopped totally?I am looking

for responce please would be apprecated.

Kerry Ann Faithfull <kerry@...> wrote: Hi ,

Do you smoke because you are stressed?

Kerry

Re: Hypothyroidism 2

Also I smoke and I am sure that is not good either.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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Has anyone tried thyroxine?And been successful with it? Should hypothyroid

medcine be took in conjuction with thyroxine or stopped totally?I am looking

for responce please would be apprecated.

Kerry Ann Faithfull <kerry@...> wrote: Hi ,

Do you smoke because you are stressed?

Kerry

Re: Hypothyroidism 2

Also I smoke and I am sure that is not good either.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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Has anyone tried thyroxine?And been successful with it? Should hypothyroid

medcine be took in conjuction with thyroxine or stopped totally?I am looking

for responce please would be apprecated.

Kerry Ann Faithfull <kerry@...> wrote: Hi ,

Do you smoke because you are stressed?

Kerry

Re: Hypothyroidism 2

Also I smoke and I am sure that is not good either.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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Kerry yes I smoke because I am very stressed. I have read that smoking is hard

on you adreanals and your thyroid so I need to quit it is just hard. Thanks

Steph

Sutherland <scorpiomks@...> wrote: Has anyone tried thyroxine?And

been successful with it? Should hypothyroid medcine be took in conjuction with

thyroxine or stopped totally?I am looking for responce please would be

apprecated.

Kerry Ann Faithfull <kerry@...> wrote: Hi ,

Do you smoke because you are stressed?

Kerry

Re: Hypothyroidism 2

Also I smoke and I am sure that is not good either.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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Kerry. I dont know about the pills you are taking. But I have been on armour for

almost three mounths. My hairloss and other things have gotton worse they siad

that it is a sign of poor adreanals so I am working on those to. I guess it

takes pactience which I dont have a lot of. How long have you been on your meds?

Steph

Sutherland <scorpiomks@...> wrote: Has anyone tried thyroxine?And

been successful with it? Should hypothyroid medcine be took in conjuction with

thyroxine or stopped totally?I am looking for responce please would be

apprecated.

Kerry Ann Faithfull <kerry@...> wrote: Hi ,

Do you smoke because you are stressed?

Kerry

Re: Hypothyroidism 2

Also I smoke and I am sure that is not good either.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

" very bad, hyper reaction " is low adrenal.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

gracia

Hi Gracia, They tried to up my dose and I got very bad hyper reaction.

Thanks Steph

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

you need more Armour, probly DHEA.

Gracia

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,

You wrote:

> Has anyone tried thyroxine? ... Should

> hypothyroid medcine be took in conjuction with thyroxine or stopped

> totally?

Huh? Thyroxine, specifically levo-thyroxine, IS hypothyroid medicine.

Synthroid, for example, is a synthetic thyroxine. Are you perhaps

thinking of something else?

Chuck