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So, maybe you have something going on beside thyroid problems. You did say

that your labs were fine right? Are you going to request an MRI of your

pituitary?

cw

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too little was causing too much pain (my eyes) ...and that was what was

scaring me ....and I sent an email out to see if anybody else has gone

through this before. ... I was surprised that there were other ppl with

similar Hypo symptoms...I thought ..might as well give this a shot and see

if there are ppl out there with glaucoma issues as well... apparently they

do..not as many though and not one with the same symptoms to match.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

????

there are no side effects from a bioidentical hormone. there is only too

much or too little.

1/2 grain Armour qualifies as too little.

thyroid hormone affects every cell in the body.

Gracia

well..I thought we were treating based on symptoms...not just based on the

labs...and Armour does do me a lotta good...for instance, me typing away

like this was an impossibility 2 weeks ago (which is when I started 1/2

grain)...

even my acidity seems to be neutralized for some reason..am ALWAYS acidic.

and I HAVE to eat on time...otherwise I start being Hypoglycemic...weak etc.

..but now if I don't eat (which doesn't happen often) it doesn't seem to

bother me all that much...well..I have had this rash right below my adam's

apple for a week now as well...not sure if that has anything to do with it.

anywayz my point being i like the benefits of Armour...am just scared about

itz detriments( well just one really...itz effect on the eyes)

WS

Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote: weird Scientist,

So, again, what in this prompted you to prescribe 1/2 grain of Armour?

Chuck

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I might consider doing that sometime in January ..yes.

thank you.

Crystal <sweetnwright@...> wrote: So,

maybe you have something going on beside thyroid problems. You did say

that your labs were fine right? Are you going to request an MRI of your

pituitary?

cw

-- Re: Re: Armour and Glaucoma

too little was causing too much pain (my eyes) ...and that was what was

scaring me ....and I sent an email out to see if anybody else has gone

through this before. ... I was surprised that there were other ppl with

similar Hypo symptoms...I thought ..might as well give this a shot and see

if there are ppl out there with glaucoma issues as well... apparently they

do..not as many though and not one with the same symptoms to match.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

????

there are no side effects from a bioidentical hormone. there is only too

much or too little.

1/2 grain Armour qualifies as too little.

thyroid hormone affects every cell in the body.

Gracia

well..I thought we were treating based on symptoms...not just based on the

labs...and Armour does do me a lotta good...for instance, me typing away

like this was an impossibility 2 weeks ago (which is when I started 1/2

grain)...

even my acidity seems to be neutralized for some reason..am ALWAYS acidic.

and I HAVE to eat on time...otherwise I start being Hypoglycemic...weak etc.

.but now if I don't eat (which doesn't happen often) it doesn't seem to

bother me all that much...well..I have had this rash right below my adam's

apple for a week now as well...not sure if that has anything to do with it.

anywayz my point being i like the benefits of Armour...am just scared about

itz detriments( well just one really...itz effect on the eyes)

WS

Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote: weird Scientist,

So, again, what in this prompted you to prescribe 1/2 grain of Armour?

Chuck

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You better. Then let me know what happens

Sometimes it can take U a while to get in for one so you may wanna schedule

now.

-- Re: Re: Armour and Glaucoma

too little was causing too much pain (my eyes) ...and that was what was

scaring me ....and I sent an email out to see if anybody else has gone

through this before. ... I was surprised that there were other ppl with

similar Hypo symptoms...I thought ..might as well give this a shot and see

if there are ppl out there with glaucoma issues as well... apparently they

do..not as many though and not one with the same symptoms to match.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

????

there are no side effects from a bioidentical hormone. there is only too

much or too little.

1/2 grain Armour qualifies as too little.

thyroid hormone affects every cell in the body.

Gracia

well..I thought we were treating based on symptoms...not just based on the

labs...and Armour does do me a lotta good...for instance, me typing away

like this was an impossibility 2 weeks ago (which is when I started 1/2

grain)...

even my acidity seems to be neutralized for some reason..am ALWAYS acidic.

and I HAVE to eat on time...otherwise I start being Hypoglycemic...weak etc.

..but now if I don't eat (which doesn't happen often) it doesn't seem to

bother me all that much...well..I have had this rash right below my adam's

apple for a week now as well...not sure if that has anything to do with it.

anywayz my point being i like the benefits of Armour...am just scared about

itz detriments( well just one really...itz effect on the eyes)

WS

Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote: weird Scientist,

So, again, what in this prompted you to prescribe 1/2 grain of Armour?

Chuck

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If you go to a doctor then it's possible he might harm or even kill

you. If you treat yourself then it's possible you may harm or kill

yourself.

My personal opinion is that your chances of harming yourself if you

treat without really knowing what the problem is are probably at least

1000 times greater than that of your being harmed by a doctor.

Treating to symptoms MAY work _FOR SOME PEOPLE_ _ SOME OF THE TIME_.

And it's recommended by some here who do so. Personally I would

strongly advise that you get professional help.

>

> Re: Armour and Glaucoma

>

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>

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> weirdscientist78 <weirdscientist78>

>

>

> Wed Dec 19, 2007 7:50 pm (PST)

>

> I am not sure what kinda symptoms do I have to have to make myself

> believable..

> I'd pretty much have every symptom that anybody thatz been diagnosed

> with Hypothyroidism has...except for being overweight...

>

> and you are right about the going blind thing... which is the reason I

> have stopped Armour..itz been two weeks now.... I don't plan on taking

> it for quite a bit.

>

> maybe HC...and even thatz scary... but certainly not Armour.

>

> yes I would take advice from ppl who have already gone through this

> sh & *..I always respect ppl ..thank everybody etc ... when you gave me

> that reply the other day .I was in real pain...and in no position to

> take crap from anybody.

>

> I actually felt better on HC alone ..but that took quite a while to

> work...and itwas before the Glaucoma diagnosis.

>

> Chuck B <gumboyaya@... <mailto:gumboyaya%40cox.net>> wrote: weird

> Scientist,

>

> This response just arrived. Evidently is scrambling deliveries.

>

> You wrote:

> >

> >

> > well..I thought we were treating based on symptoms...not just based on

> > the labs...and Armour does do me a lotta good...for instance, me typing

> > away like this was an impossibility 2 weeks ago (which is when I

> started

> > 1/2 grain)...

>

> Well then, what of your symptoms caused you to draw conclusions

> completely contradictory to your saliva tests?

>

> You have chosen to self prescribe some serious medication in

> contradiction to tests, albeit questionable tests, even though that

> medication might leave you permanently blind. That fact alone makes me

> wonder whether you would really accept advice from this list. I can see

> that my remark, to which you reacted so emotionally, was probably

> incorrect. Even your incredibly low dosage is probably not justified,

> whether you think it is causing a benefit or not.

>

> Treating based on symptoms means that your symptoms can be used as an

> additional source of information once you have a clear diagnosis. If you

> don't know with certainty that the cause is your thyroid, then symptoms

> are just symptoms. All sorts of things cause similar symptoms. You need

> to have some confidence that your symptoms are reliable indicators of

> thyroid status. Even then, most doctors take patient reports with a

> grain of salt, since most people are quite suggestible and subject to

> placebo effects. Blood tests are not.

>

> I would think that glaucoma is a sufficiently serious threat that you

> would not want to risk a direct threat to your vision over unreliable

> tests and symptoms that could be anything.

>

> Chuck

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it's really hard for ppl to understand dosing, and docs just don't get it at

all.

Gracia

too little was causing too much pain (my eyes) ...and that was what was

scaring me ....and I sent an email out to see if anybody else has gone through

this before. ... I was surprised that there were other ppl with similar Hypo

symptoms...I thought ..might as well give this a shot and see if there are ppl

out there with glaucoma issues as well... apparently they do..not as many though

and not one with the same symptoms to match.

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

????

there are no side effects from a bioidentical hormone. there is only too much

or too little.

1/2 grain Armour qualifies as too little.

thyroid hormone affects every cell in the body.

Gracia

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Hyperthyroid and all its accompanying symptoms (otherwise known as side

effects) is a disease caused by your own body producing too much of thyroid

hormones,. Endometrial cancer, breast cancer is caused by a problem with

your estradial and progesterone balance, too little thyroid put out by your

own body is hypothyroid... too much adrenaline causes panic attacks and so

on and so on. All of these things can occur naturally in your body without

every having used the first prescription for hormones - compounded or not.

When you add prescriptions to the mix of your own production of natural

hormones - you are indeed susceptible to the same side effects that your own

body can cause... not to mention any reactions you may have from ingredients

in the compounds or the pills.

Re: Re: Armour and Glaucoma

????

there are no side effects from a bioidentical hormone. there is only too

much or too little.

1/2 grain Armour qualifies as too little.

thyroid hormone affects every cell in the body.

Gracia

well..I thought we were treating based on symptoms...not just based on the

labs...and Armour does do me a lotta good...for instance, me typing away

like this was an impossibility 2 weeks ago (which is when I started 1/2

grain)...

even my acidity seems to be neutralized for some reason..am ALWAYS

acidic..and I HAVE to eat on time...otherwise I start being

Hypoglycemic...weak etc...but now if I don't eat (which doesn't happen

often) it doesn't seem to bother me all that much...well..I have had this

rash right below my adam's apple for a week now as well...not sure if that

has anything to do with it.

anywayz my point being i like the benefits of Armour...am just scared about

itz detriments( well just one really...itz effect on the eyes)

WS

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Scientist,

So, again, what in this prompted you to prescribe 1/2 grain of Armour?

Chuck

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I guess I really don't see it that way! I use a more holistic approach. I

am not at war with my body but seek to support it.

Gracia

Hyperthyroid and all its accompanying symptoms (otherwise known as side

effects) is a disease caused by your own body producing too much of thyroid

hormones,. Endometrial cancer, breast cancer is caused by a problem with

your estradial and progesterone balance, too little thyroid put out by your

own body is hypothyroid... too much adrenaline causes panic attacks and so

on and so on. All of these things can occur naturally in your body without

every having used the first prescription for hormones - compounded or not.

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this is not a side effect, this is hormone imbalance or using too much of

something. wrong dose is not a side effect.

Gracia

too much of any hormone whether it is synthetic or bio-identical can be a bad

thing. think about it- when the body's own system goes haywire as in producing

too much prolactin [another hormone] you get hyperprolactemia, which can affect

one's fertility. too much estrogen can cause fibroids or trigger cancer- you get

the picture.

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this is not a side effect, this is hormone imbalance or using too much of

something. wrong dose is not a side effect.

Gracia

too much of any hormone whether it is synthetic or bio-identical can be a bad

thing. think about it- when the body's own system goes haywire as in producing

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the picture.

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Gracia ,

I understand where you are coming from, and take as little pharmaceuticals as

possible.

I take the Thyrolar, all kinds of supplements, and Ambien, because with the

fibromyalgia

I just don't sleep, period. I was getting so little sleep, that it was

actually getting dangerous.

I don't take pain pills, even though I am in pain 24/7. I have Atrial

Fibrillation and have to

keep Valium on hand in case I get an attack. That's it!

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

I guess I really don't see it that way! I use a more holistic approach. I am not

at war with my body but seek to support it.

Gracia

Hyperthyroid and all its accompanying symptoms (otherwise known as side

effects) is a disease caused by your own body producing too much of thyroid

hormones,. Endometrial cancer, breast cancer is caused by a problem with

your estradial and progesterone balance, too little thyroid put out by your

own body is hypothyroid... too much adrenaline causes panic attacks and so

on and so on. All of these things can occur naturally in your body without

every having used the first prescription for hormones - compounded or not.

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the A-fib and fibro are really adrenal related. And iodine seems to be

wondrous for sleep. Best treatment IMHO is at least 50mg Iodoral, cortef and

DHEA for adrenals, then add enough Armour. You won't need Ambien and Valium.

Gracia

Gracia ,

I understand where you are coming from, and take as little pharmaceuticals as

possible.

I take the Thyrolar, all kinds of supplements, and Ambien, because with the

fibromyalgia

I just don't sleep, period. I was getting so little sleep, that it was

actually getting dangerous.

I don't take pain pills, even though I am in pain 24/7. I have Atrial

Fibrillation and have to

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I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

the A-fib and fibro are really adrenal related. And iodine seems to be wondrous

for sleep. Best treatment IMHO is at least 50mg Iodoral, cortef and DHEA for

adrenals, then add enough Armour. You won't need Ambien and Valium.

Gracia

Gracia ,

I understand where you are coming from, and take as little pharmaceuticals as

possible.

I take the Thyrolar, all kinds of supplements, and Ambien, because with the

fibromyalgia

I just don't sleep, period. I was getting so little sleep, that it was actually

getting dangerous.

I don't take pain pills, even though I am in pain 24/7. I have Atrial

Fibrillation and have to

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hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

different result---normal/high/low.

Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

the A-fib and fibro are really adrenal related. And iodine seems to be

wondrous for sleep. Best treatment IMHO is at least 50mg Iodoral, cortef and

DHEA for adrenals, then add enough Armour. You won't need Ambien and Valium.

Gracia

Gracia ,

I understand where you are coming from, and take as little pharmaceuticals as

possible.

I take the Thyrolar, all kinds of supplements, and Ambien, because with the

fibromyalgia

I just don't sleep, period. I was getting so little sleep, that it was

actually getting dangerous.

I don't take pain pills, even though I am in pain 24/7. I have Atrial

Fibrillation and have to

keep Valium on hand in case I get an attack. That's it!

Roni

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For thyroid, cholesterol, general blood levels and such.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

different result---normal/high/low.

Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

the A-fib and fibro are really adrenal related. And iodine seems to be wondrous

for sleep. Best treatment IMHO is at least 50mg Iodoral, cortef and DHEA for

adrenals, then add enough Armour. You won't need Ambien and Valium.

Gracia

Gracia ,

I understand where you are coming from, and take as little pharmaceuticals as

possible.

I take the Thyrolar, all kinds of supplements, and Ambien, because with the

fibromyalgia

I just don't sleep, period. I was getting so little sleep, that it was actually

getting dangerous.

I don't take pain pills, even though I am in pain 24/7. I have Atrial

Fibrillation and have to

keep Valium on hand in case I get an attack. That's it!

Roni

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does the doc test the Frees? these are better indicators.

Gracia

For thyroid, cholesterol, general blood levels and such.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

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Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

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Yes, he does, because I ask him to do that. The problem seems to

lie in the fact that everything is in range, except for TSH, which is low

to non existant, and they think this is why I have the AFIB. I have changed

the way I take the thyroid now, by splitting it into two doses, 1grain and

1grain.

This gives me two grains total or 120mgs.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

does the doc test the Frees? these are better indicators.

Gracia

For thyroid, cholesterol, general blood levels and such.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

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Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

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my TSH is very low like .03. I do not have A-fib but I sure did b4 I got

cortef and was on 90mg Armour. Now I take 240mg Armour (all at once) and 50mg

Iodoral a day. Your doc has no clue about thyroid/adrenal connection??? I

think most thyroid patients have weak adrenals. There is lots of good info on

the net, I think Dr. Rind's site was just posted by ? also

http://www.drlam.com

Gracia

Yes, he does, because I ask him to do that. The problem seems to

lie in the fact that everything is in range, except for TSH, which is low

to non existant, and they think this is why I have the AFIB. I have changed

the way I take the thyroid now, by splitting it into two doses, 1grain and

1grain.

This gives me two grains total or 120mgs.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

does the doc test the Frees? these are better indicators.

Gracia

For thyroid, cholesterol, general blood levels and such.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

different result---normal/high/low.

Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

Roni

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Gracia, I read Dr Rind's site and I felt that he was genuinely trying to help

people.

I cannot say the same for Dr. Lam's site. His aim stated by him at the top

right

hand corner of his site is:

This is a self-supported,

advertising-free public educational site dedicated

to the advancement of

natural medicine.

I would feel much better about this person if he was dedicated to the cure of

millions

of suffering people.

Roni

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my TSH is very low like .03. I do not have A-fib but I sure did b4 I got cortef

and was on 90mg Armour. Now I take 240mg Armour (all at once) and 50mg Iodoral a

day. Your doc has no clue about thyroid/adrenal connection??? I think most

thyroid patients have weak adrenals. There is lots of good info on the net, I

think Dr. Rind's site was just posted by ? also http://www.drlam.com

Gracia

Yes, he does, because I ask him to do that. The problem seems to

lie in the fact that everything is in range, except for TSH, which is low

to non existant, and they think this is why I have the AFIB. I have changed

the way I take the thyroid now, by splitting it into two doses, 1grain and

1grain.

This gives me two grains total or 120mgs.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

does the doc test the Frees? these are better indicators.

Gracia

For thyroid, cholesterol, general blood levels and such.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

different result---normal/high/low.

Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

Roni

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Didn't you say in a previous post that you were on 180 mgs.?

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Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

my TSH is very low like .03. I do not have A-fib but I sure did b4 I got cortef

and was on 90mg Armour. Now I take 240mg Armour (all at once) and 50mg Iodoral a

day. Your doc has no clue about thyroid/adrenal connection??? I think most

thyroid patients have weak adrenals. There is lots of good info on the net, I

think Dr. Rind's site was just posted by ? also http://www.drlam.com

Gracia

Yes, he does, because I ask him to do that. The problem seems to

lie in the fact that everything is in range, except for TSH, which is low

to non existant, and they think this is why I have the AFIB. I have changed

the way I take the thyroid now, by splitting it into two doses, 1grain and

1grain.

This gives me two grains total or 120mgs.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

does the doc test the Frees? these are better indicators.

Gracia

For thyroid, cholesterol, general blood levels and such.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

different result---normal/high/low.

Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

Roni

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no

I said Dr. Derry STARTS his patients on 180mg. usual doses of Armour are

180--300mg.

I am taking 240mg all in the morning (chewed up). In one week I went from

90mg to 240mg. I just tried more until I felt good.

Gracia

how are the ppl in Milwaukee doing? I guess there was a bad storm there.

Didn't you say in a previous post that you were on 180 mgs.?

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I misunderstood. Sorry. I don't live in Milwaukee, I live in Seattle.

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Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

no

I said Dr. Derry STARTS his patients on 180mg. usual doses of Armour are

180--300mg.

I am taking 240mg all in the morning (chewed up). In one week I went from 90mg

to 240mg. I just tried more until I felt good.

Gracia

how are the ppl in Milwaukee doing? I guess there was a bad storm there.

Didn't you say in a previous post that you were on 180 mgs.?

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um I am not understanding what you mean. I think his disclaimer means he

is dedicated to helping suffering ppl.

Gracia

Gracia, I read Dr Rind's site and I felt that he was genuinely trying to help

people.

I cannot say the same for Dr. Lam's site. His aim stated by him at the top

right

hand corner of his site is:

This is a self-supported,

advertising-free public educational site dedicated

to the advancement of

natural medicine.

I would feel much better about this person if he was dedicated to the cure of

millions

of suffering people.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

my TSH is very low like .03. I do not have A-fib but I sure did b4 I got

cortef and was on 90mg Armour. Now I take 240mg Armour (all at once) and 50mg

Iodoral a day. Your doc has no clue about thyroid/adrenal connection??? I think

most thyroid patients have weak adrenals. There is lots of good info on the net,

I think Dr. Rind's site was just posted by ? also http://www.drlam.com

Gracia

Yes, he does, because I ask him to do that. The problem seems to

lie in the fact that everything is in range, except for TSH, which is low

to non existant, and they think this is why I have the AFIB. I have changed

the way I take the thyroid now, by splitting it into two doses, 1grain and

1grain.

This gives me two grains total or 120mgs.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

does the doc test the Frees? these are better indicators.

Gracia

For thyroid, cholesterol, general blood levels and such.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

different result---normal/high/low.

Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

Roni

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I don't put my words onto other people's statements. I take them at their word.

I'm sure

he was capable of stating what he was trying to accomplish. He also urges

people to

pick whatever they want to use. That is dangerous with someone who doesn't

know

anything about it.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

um I am not understanding what you mean. I think his disclaimer means he is

dedicated to helping suffering ppl.

Gracia

Gracia, I read Dr Rind's site and I felt that he was genuinely trying to help

people.

I cannot say the same for Dr. Lam's site. His aim stated by him at the top right

hand corner of his site is:

This is a self-supported,

advertising-free public educational site dedicated

to the advancement of

natural medicine.

I would feel much better about this person if he was dedicated to the cure of

millions

of suffering people.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

my TSH is very low like .03. I do not have A-fib but I sure did b4 I got cortef

and was on 90mg Armour. Now I take 240mg Armour (all at once) and 50mg Iodoral a

day. Your doc has no clue about thyroid/adrenal connection??? I think most

thyroid patients have weak adrenals. There is lots of good info on the net, I

think Dr. Rind's site was just posted by ? also http://www.drlam.com

Gracia

Yes, he does, because I ask him to do that. The problem seems to

lie in the fact that everything is in range, except for TSH, which is low

to non existant, and they think this is why I have the AFIB. I have changed

the way I take the thyroid now, by splitting it into two doses, 1grain and

1grain.

This gives me two grains total or 120mgs.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

does the doc test the Frees? these are better indicators.

Gracia

For thyroid, cholesterol, general blood levels and such.

Roni

Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

hopefully not blood tests for adrenal function, b/c they are unreliable.

I did blood, saliva, and 24 hr urine for adrenals---and each one gave a

different result---normal/high/low.

Gracia

I will probably be getting blood tests in January.

Roni

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RONI? You are in SEATTLE?

Holy moley I live 100 miles north of you.

There is an AWESOME Naturopath in Bellingham (V ph Wessels), and

Gracia knows of a wonderful gal in Bellevue (Lara Litov). And there's

even the Bastyr Center www.bastyrcenter.org in Seattle. You have

some good med people within reach of you.

Heck, if Seattle traffic didn't suck as much as it does I'd ride my

motorcycle down and take YOU for a ride on the back.

Sam

(11+ grains Armour, 50mg Iodoral, 0.1mg florinef, BHRT)

>

> I misunderstood. Sorry. I don't live in Milwaukee, I live in

Seattle.

>

> Roni

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I wil try to check her out and see if there is anything there for me.

Roni

Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

RONI? You are in SEATTLE?

Holy moley I live 100 miles north of you.

There is an AWESOME Naturopath in Bellingham (V ph Wessels), and

Gracia knows of a wonderful gal in Bellevue (Lara Litov). And there's

even the Bastyr Center www.bastyrcenter.org in Seattle. You have

some good med people within reach of you.

Heck, if Seattle traffic didn't suck as much as it does I'd ride my

motorcycle down and take YOU for a ride on the back.

Sam

(11+ grains Armour, 50mg Iodoral, 0.1mg florinef, BHRT)

>

> I misunderstood. Sorry. I don't live in Milwaukee, I live in

Seattle.

>

> Roni

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