Re: & all - adrenals & raw adrenal supplement

[Guest guest]

www.tahitiannoni.com/neshelle. and healthythyroid.com has some great

information like adding coconut oil to your diet and tahitian noni juice if you

haven't heard of it, may be the answer to some of your issues.

[Guest guest]

thanks for your opinion, but I also have hypothyroidism, have for the pass

two years, and I share Tahitian Noni Juice because I believe in the product, I

don't' share many of the issues that I hear everyone being tortured with, why

is that? could it be because I drink the juice, I also know another lady that

has a thyroid problem and has said the same thing, I'm only sharing. I also

suggested the coconut oil and no I don't sell that, and the web site

healthythyroid.com has helped me, I also suggested that, I talked about avoiding

soy

products which I read can suppress the thyroid function, you left all that out,

and

I talked about adding radishes to your diet, get off your high horse if you

were selling a product that could help would you not share it, I make enough

money to live in a very nice home and send both my children to Christian school

and not work. So many people suffer because when they have information that

can help they suppress it, that is why I suggested you check out the web site

for YOURSELF and read the testimonials, decide for yourself, I know if you have

heard of the juice then you know it's excellent. Have a wonderful day.

Neshelle

[Guest guest]

Hi -

Wow, nice to hear from you! That's wonderful that you found a new dr. and he

tested adrenal function. I too think my adrenals are not in the best

shape.....I decided to start taking raw adrenal from the health food store - & I

wonder if it's in my mind or the fact that I lost my job and am at home and

working at my own pace with low stress...but I feel better after only one week

on the raw adrenal.....one of the immediate things that started to happen was my

ears were crackling....like they were draining.... & I haven't had a cold in

like 2 months! But - I have been bothered for YEARS with hearing fluid in my

ears - had been to my primary care dr. an ENT specialist that said it was a

deviated septum, did surgery, etc....

I would like to get proper testing done - but have heard that adrenal testing is

not always reliable so that 's why I decided to take it on my own. I've also

added digestive enzymes, and Pro-Dophilus for intestinal health. I did what I

said I didn't want to do - I added more than one thing at once so I'm not really

sure which thing is truly helping me the most, but I so wanted to feel better -

and I do! I think I'm estrogen dominant as well - due to how I feel at certain

times of the month. I will be checking into adding progesterone cream. Are you

taking thyroid hormone as well?

Hope you continue to feel better & it's nice that you have real hope!!!!!! -

keep in touch! This list is great at inspiring people to help themselves!!!!

Re: your adrenals are overworked

I have not posted anything in a while, but...

Based on some things people here were saying, I looked for a new doctor that

would check adrenals. I recently had a complete hormone profile done. My

adrenals were low...not out of lab range, but at the very bottom of the lab

ranges. The doctor was glad to see this, since I still have some adrenal

function, but I did go on some adrenal support and next appointment I will

probably start on DHEA.

I also turned out to be estrogen dominant...I had tons of estrogen in the

tests, and very little progesterone. So, I'm taking that, now, too.

It has only been a few weeks, but I am feeling a LOT better. My thyroid

levels turned out to be okay, but the adrenals were very low, and I was having a

lot of thyroid symptoms. To my mind, it is worth checking adrenals, especially

if you have had a thyroid problem for a while.

I am also exploring some inflammation stuff, and treating that seems to be

helping a lot as well. If anyone is interested I can share more about that. I

actually have some hope of getting well, now.

Kemal Kalajdzic <kemalandsheila@...> wrote:

i guess i really should get all this adrenal stuff checked. i think my

symptoms are not so much of excess cortisol.

I can't copy and paste this, but here's a link. I took this test and my

profile would be closer to adrenal insufficiency as opposed to excess cortisol.

http://www.hormoneprofile.com/adrenal.htm

happy Easter! sheila

tina83862 <tina83862@...> wrote:

Sometimes I just feel like I'm gonna burst inside if I don't move

around. I'm

seeing my counselor at the campus, and we don't sit down and

talk...we go

walking, and that helps me think!!! It really does! I feel like I can

remember

things better and learn better if I'm moving around.

[Guest guest]

I am sincerely awaiting your reply to my e-mail. I'd also like to say, yes

you have heard of Tahitian Noni Juice, have you used it? I know a doctor who

treats his patients with this juice and the things he has cured would blow your

mind. The last person you should worry about making money is me, the real

culprit is your doctor who informs you that you have this disease put us on

these

med. and says little more, that is exactly why they don't prescribe amhour, and

when you do ask like I did after some research, gave me a song and dance

about it not working for everyone and not really wanting to put me on it, and it

may not work for everyone, but neither does synthyroid and they still prescribe

that, are you concerned about all the money you pay them? then turn around

and have to do your own research?I'm really interested in your comments on that.

[Guest guest]

Since you directed your response to my post - yup, have heard of the

tahitiannoni with your many other posts with the same exact text - but have

reservations - I can't help but wonder if you are only here to make $$$$? -

sorry if this is not true - there's no moderator here and everyone can post as

they wish - but seems as if your answer to everyone's symptoms leads to the

juice you sell - just my humble opinion for what it's worth.

I use coconut oil in cooking & have tried coconut oil as a supplement and it

made me sick to my stomach - works great as a supplement for my cat's health -

but not for me!

I'm learning a lot about hypothyroidism from some very dedicated, kind people

here, whose only motivation is to help as best they can - many thanks,

Re: & all - adrenals & raw adrenal

supplement

www..com/neshelle. and healthythyroid.com has some great

information like adding coconut oil to your diet and tahitian noni juice if

you

haven't heard of it, may be the answer to some of your issues.