Re: Use of Ibuprofen with Hypo-T

[Guest guest]

,

OUCH! (sympathy wince)

You wrote:

>

>

> ... the emergency room doc, who knew I was Hypo-T, gave me Motrin (Ibuprofen)

> 800 for pain. I didn't fill this yet, and have been using Tylenol for

> pain, since I thought the aspirin contained in Ibuprofen made it unsafe

> for Hypo-T sufferers. Is it safe for me to take Ibuprofen?

First, there is no aspirin in ibuprofen, although both are NSAIDS, which

can suppress thyroid function if taken long term. Short term has no

effect, and they won't affect thyroid tests. I would avoid Tylenol since

it is the worst of these three for the liver, especially if you have any

alcohol at all.

Put ice on it.

Chuck

[Guest guest]

Since 1987, after breaking my back in an equestrian accident, I have

been taking 800mg Ibuprofen 3 times a day. That's 20 years on 2400mg

Ibuprofen per day (I have a hypErMobile rotating sacrum).

I always take with food, and have never had any stomach issues or odd

kidney/liver issues with it.

Sam

(Hi, Chuck...<grin>)

>

> Hi, everyone. I just suffered an injury to my foot--a dislocated toe-

-

> due to a fall. After (painfully) putting the toe back in place, the

> emergency room doc, who knew I was Hypo-T, gave me Motrin (Ibuprofen)

> 800 for pain. I didn't fill this yet, and have been using Tylenol

for

> pain, since I thought the aspirin contained in Ibuprofen made it

unsafe

> for Hypo-T sufferers. Is it safe for me to take Ibuprofen?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

There is no asperin in Motrin, and you can get it over

the counter in 200 mg pills. That way you could take

200, 400, 600 or 800 mgs. Tylenol is in all kinds of

over the counter medications, and accounts for the

highest number of deaths due to kidney failure in the

united states.

Roni

--- Ayers <sweetheart4u21502@...> wrote:

> Hi, everyone. I just suffered an injury to my

> foot--a dislocated toe--

> due to a fall. After (painfully) putting the toe

> back in place, the

> emergency room doc, who knew I was Hypo-T, gave me

> Motrin (Ibuprofen)

> 800 for pain. I didn't fill this yet, and have been

> using Tylenol for

> pain, since I thought the aspirin contained in

> Ibuprofen made it unsafe

> for Hypo-T sufferers. Is it safe for me to take

> Ibuprofen?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sam,

You wrote:

>

> Since 1987, after breaking my back in an equestrian accident, I have

> been taking 800mg Ibuprofen 3 times a day. That's 20 years on 2400mg

> Ibuprofen per day (I have a hypErMobile rotating sacrum).

>

> I always take with food, and have never had any stomach issues or odd

> kidney/liver issues with it.

The biggest concern was the combination with alcohol as described in the

1998 FDA warning:

http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

By the time you have symptoms of liver damage, it is too late. Perhaps

all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

Chuck

[Guest guest]

What I don't understand, is that the package

directions for Armour clearly say NOT to take Iodine.

When I was first diognosed years ago, I also was told

not to take iodine, and not even eat too much

shellfish. How can someone take so much Armour and so

much iodine and be o.k. Also, sex hormones sku the

thyroid results.

Roni

--- Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote:

> Sam,

>

> You wrote:

> >

> > Since 1987, after breaking my back in an

> equestrian accident, I have

> > been taking 800mg Ibuprofen 3 times a day. That's

> 20 years on 2400mg

> > Ibuprofen per day (I have a hypErMobile rotating

> sacrum).

> >

> > I always take with food, and have never had any

> stomach issues or odd

> > kidney/liver issues with it.

>

> The biggest concern was the combination with alcohol

> as described in the

> 1998 FDA warning:

> http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

>

> By the time you have symptoms of liver damage, it is

> too late. Perhaps

> all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

>

> Chuck

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

<giggle> All those balanced hormones, Iodoral, exercise, good

attitude, and good lovin' are making me feel invincible. I plan to

live to at least 150, and so far, so good.

I drink 2-3 vodka and cokes on a Friday and again on a Saturday.

That's it. Beer tastes icky to me, but I do make beer bread with it

(with unbrominated flour).

Yes, of course I am concerned about issues taking so much Ibuprofen

for such a long time. I test quite often because of that concern.

Over the course of the last 20 years, I have tried a wide variety of

pain relievers and ibuprofen is the best one which still allows me to

lead a normal life, but which only takes the " edge " off the pain. I

know if I was completely pain free I would do something stupid and

cripple myself even worse for life. This is what works " for me " . I

also use a small portable TENS unit a few times a week if necessary.

My sacrum was displaced in the accident and is NOT attached to the

ilium thingy on either side - it's real creepy to think about. I have

learned how to " reset " my sacrum, and do so a few times daily. It's

interesting to note that while still hypO, I had to reset my sacrum

every hour. Check this out...I was told by a orthopod specialist that

the surgery (bolting sacrum to ilium) to fix my rotating sacrum would

either make the pain worse, or paralyze me...HAH...no way jose'...

And now I must go out and pour/work 420 pounds of cement...where's my

trowel...

Sam

[snip]

>

> The biggest concern was the combination with alcohol as described

in the

> 1998 FDA warning:

> http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

>

> By the time you have symptoms of liver damage, it is too late.

Perhaps

> all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

>

> Chuck

>

[Guest guest]

Why would you think that asprin is not good for hypoT people?

I use Ibprophen. I use up to 12 to 16 tabs. a day and I do good.

Bev

>

> Hi, everyone. I just suffered an injury to my foot--a dislocated

toe--

> due to a fall. After (painfully) putting the toe back in place, the

> emergency room doc, who knew I was Hypo-T, gave me Motrin

(Ibuprofen)

> 800 for pain. I didn't fill this yet, and have been using Tylenol

for

> pain, since I thought the aspirin contained in Ibuprofen made it

unsafe

> for Hypo-T sufferers. Is it safe for me to take Ibuprofen?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sam,

You do tend to make me worry about you. Some things

just go kerplunk, like the kidneys and liver and

there's nothing much to be done at that time. I sure

hope you will be o.k. I do have to agree with you

that 800mg of ibuprofen seems to work best on the back

pain, takes the edge off. I try not to use it too much

because of the effects on the liver.

Roni

--- Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

> <giggle> All those balanced hormones, Iodoral,

> exercise, good

> attitude, and good lovin' are making me feel

> invincible. I plan to

> live to at least 150, and so far, so good.

>

> I drink 2-3 vodka and cokes on a Friday and again on

> a Saturday.

> That's it. Beer tastes icky to me, but I do make

> beer bread with it

> (with unbrominated flour).

>

> Yes, of course I am concerned about issues taking so

> much Ibuprofen

> for such a long time. I test quite often because of

> that concern.

> Over the course of the last 20 years, I have tried a

> wide variety of

> pain relievers and ibuprofen is the best one which

> still allows me to

> lead a normal life, but which only takes the " edge "

> off the pain. I

> know if I was completely pain free I would do

> something stupid and

> cripple myself even worse for life. This is what

> works " for me " . I

> also use a small portable TENS unit a few times a

> week if necessary.

>

> My sacrum was displaced in the accident and is NOT

> attached to the

> ilium thingy on either side - it's real creepy to

> think about. I have

> learned how to " reset " my sacrum, and do so a few

> times daily. It's

> interesting to note that while still hypO, I had to

> reset my sacrum

> every hour. Check this out...I was told by a

> orthopod specialist that

> the surgery (bolting sacrum to ilium) to fix my

> rotating sacrum would

> either make the pain worse, or paralyze

> me...HAH...no way jose'...

>

> And now I must go out and pour/work 420 pounds of

> cement...where's my

> trowel...

>

> Sam

>

>

> [snip]

> >

> > The biggest concern was the combination with

> alcohol as described

> in the

> > 1998 FDA warning:

> > http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

> >

> > By the time you have symptoms of liver damage, it

> is too late.

> Perhaps

> > all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

> >

> > Chuck

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I haven't posted here in a while but felt a need to respond to this.

Using Ibuprofen all the time concerns me. Tho I know the feeling. And

my reasons may be different, but its the use of this stuff in general

that I am talking about. You see, I sometimes get palpations in my

thyroid and a doc told me to take exactly that - Ibuprofen. For a

while I did and at first felt relief. But ya know what happened? Over

a few months time my resistence bult up and Ibuprofen no longer

worked, unless I wanted to up my own dose, which I did not. Long story

short, if I am going to take something allopathic I would rather take

a little cortizone for my thyroid to clam down as it works for me. But

than I try to treat the deepr issue using flax seed oil, bromelian

(sp), calcium, a good magnesium pill sometimes does the trick, and for

me b vits seem to help.

Tho if this is for your disc problem, ... hope no one thinks I'm

flakey for suggesting this but have you considered learning reiki

or some form of energy healing? It really does work and I know many

such stories.

Anyway, thats my two cents, or a quarter.

~ Priitaa

Hypothyroid Vegetarians:

HypothyroidVegetarians

> > [snip]

> > >

> > > The biggest concern was the combination with

> > alcohol as described

> > in the

> > > 1998 FDA warning:

> > > http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

> > >

> > > By the time you have symptoms of liver damage, it

> > is too late.

> > Perhaps

> > > all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

> > >

> > > Chuck

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Actually, my son, who does not live near me did energy

healing on me during a visit. It took the pain away

for 5 days. It was better than all of the allopathic,

toxic garbage available to most of us.

Does medicare pay for reiki therapy?

Roni

--- " Prtha (Priitaa) devi dasi "

<Prtha_devi_dasi@...> wrote:

> I haven't posted here in a while but felt a need to

> respond to this.

>

> Using Ibuprofen all the time concerns me. Tho I know

> the feeling. And

> my reasons may be different, but its the use of this

> stuff in general

> that I am talking about. You see, I sometimes get

> palpations in my

> thyroid and a doc told me to take exactly that -

> Ibuprofen. For a

> while I did and at first felt relief. But ya know

> what happened? Over

> a few months time my resistence bult up and

> Ibuprofen no longer

> worked, unless I wanted to up my own dose, which I

> did not. Long story

> short, if I am going to take something allopathic I

> would rather take

> a little cortizone for my thyroid to clam down as it

> works for me. But

> than I try to treat the deepr issue using flax seed

> oil, bromelian

> (sp), calcium, a good magnesium pill sometimes does

> the trick, and for

> me b vits seem to help.

>

> Tho if this is for your disc problem, ... hope no

> one thinks I'm

> flakey for suggesting this but have you

> considered learning reiki

> or some form of energy healing? It really does work

> and I know many

> such stories.

>

> Anyway, thats my two cents, or a quarter.

>

> ~ Priitaa

> Hypothyroid Vegetarians:

>

HypothyroidVegetarians

>

>

> > > [snip]

> > > >

> > > > The biggest concern was the combination with

> > > alcohol as described

> > > in the

> > > > 1998 FDA warning:

> > > >

> http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

> > > >

> > > > By the time you have symptoms of liver damage,

> it

> > > is too late.

> > > Perhaps

> > > > all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

> > > >

> > > > Chuck

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure I understand,,you have palpitations in your thyroid

gland or the jungler next to it? If it's the gland, I still don't

understand...??? Please fill in? What is reiki?

Bev

>

> I haven't posted here in a while but felt a need to respond to

this.

>

> Using Ibuprofen all the time concerns me. Tho I know the feeling.

And

> my reasons may be different, but its the use of this stuff in

general

> that I am talking about. You see, I sometimes get palpations in my

> thyroid and a doc told me to take exactly that - Ibuprofen. For a

> while I did and at first felt relief. But ya know what happened?

Over

> a few months time my resistence bult up and Ibuprofen no longer

> worked, unless I wanted to up my own dose, which I did not. Long

story

> short, if I am going to take something allopathic I would rather

take

> a little cortizone for my thyroid to clam down as it works for me.

But

> than I try to treat the deepr issue using flax seed oil, bromelian

> (sp), calcium, a good magnesium pill sometimes does the trick, and

for

> me b vits seem to help.

>

> Tho if this is for your disc problem, ... hope no one thinks I'm

> flakey for suggesting this but have you considered learning

reiki

> or some form of energy healing? It really does work and I know many

> such stories.

>

> Anyway, thats my two cents, or a quarter.

>

> ~ Priitaa

>

[Guest guest]

Do you think docs do a good job treating hypothyroidism and other hormonal

imbalances? If you do I'd like to sell you some land.

Read the research at http://www.optimox.com for another view of iodine. I

think Chuck discounts this research but my experience on 50mg Iodoral per day

for 1 1/2 yrs is that it really works great.

Gracia

What I don't understand, is that the package

directions for Armour clearly say NOT to take Iodine.

When I was first diognosed years ago, I also was told

not to take iodine, and not even eat too much

shellfish. How can someone take so much Armour and so

much iodine and be o.k. Also, sex hormones sku the

thyroid results.

Roni

--- Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote:

> Sam,

>

> You wrote:

> >

> > Since 1987, after breaking my back in an

> equestrian accident, I have

> > been taking 800mg Ibuprofen 3 times a day. That's

> 20 years on 2400mg

> > Ibuprofen per day (I have a hypErMobile rotating

> sacrum).

> >

> > I always take with food, and have never had any

> stomach issues or odd

> > kidney/liver issues with it.

>

> The biggest concern was the combination with alcohol

> as described in the

> 1998 FDA warning:

> http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

>

> By the time you have symptoms of liver damage, it is

> too late. Perhaps

> all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

>

> Chuck

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I was giev Ib 800 after my last two births.

>

> Hi, everyone. I just suffered an injury to my foot--a dislocated toe--

> due to a fall. After (painfully) putting the toe back in place, the

> emergency room doc, who knew I was Hypo-T, gave me Motrin (Ibuprofen)

> 800 for pain. I didn't fill this yet, and have been using Tylenol for

> pain, since I thought the aspirin contained in Ibuprofen made it unsafe

> for Hypo-T sufferers. Is it safe for me to take Ibuprofen?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Gracia,

You wrote:

>

> Read the research at http://www.optimox.com <http://www.optimox.com> for

> another view of iodine. I think Chuck discounts this research...

Indeed. I do not count it as research at all but only as very biased

opinion expressed by the very people trying to sell you Optimox products.

Chuck

[Guest guest]

Do you think manufacturers do a good job of presenting

their products with no prejudice in their favor? If

you do, I have a lovely bridge I'd like to sell to

you. :-)

Roni

--- Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

>

> Do you think docs do a good job treating

> hypothyroidism and other hormonal imbalances? If

> you do I'd like to sell you some land.

> Read the research at http://www.optimox.com for

> another view of iodine. I think Chuck discounts

> this research but my experience on 50mg Iodoral per

> day for 1 1/2 yrs is that it really works great.

> Gracia

>

> What I don't understand, is that the package

> directions for Armour clearly say NOT to take

> Iodine.

> When I was first diognosed years ago, I also was

> told

> not to take iodine, and not even eat too much

> shellfish. How can someone take so much Armour and

> so

> much iodine and be o.k. Also, sex hormones sku the

> thyroid results.

>

> Roni

>

> --- Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote:

>

> > Sam,

> >

> > You wrote:

> > >

> > > Since 1987, after breaking my back in an

> > equestrian accident, I have

> > > been taking 800mg Ibuprofen 3 times a day.

> That's

> > 20 years on 2400mg

> > > Ibuprofen per day (I have a hypErMobile

> rotating

> > sacrum).

> > >

> > > I always take with food, and have never had

> any

> > stomach issues or odd

> > > kidney/liver issues with it.

> >

> > The biggest concern was the combination with

> alcohol

> > as described in the

> > 1998 FDA warning:

> > http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

> >

> > By the time you have symptoms of liver damage,

> it is

> > too late. Perhaps

> > all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

> >

> > Chuck

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

LOL you will need that bridge over your swamp land.

Iodoral works though really.

Gracia

Do you think manufacturers do a good job of presenting

their products with no prejudice in their favor? If

you do, I have a lovely bridge I'd like to sell to

you. :-)

Roni

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[Guest guest]

i am sorry, did you say.........VODKA AND COKE? why coke? sounds disgusting~

lol

Sam <k9gang@...> wrote: <giggle> All those balanced

hormones, Iodoral, exercise, good

attitude, and good lovin' are making me feel invincible. I plan to

live to at least 150, and so far, so good.

I drink 2-3 vodka and cokes on a Friday and again on a Saturday.

That's it. Beer tastes icky to me, but I do make beer bread with it

(with unbrominated flour).

Yes, of course I am concerned about issues taking so much Ibuprofen

for such a long time. I test quite often because of that concern.

Over the course of the last 20 years, I have tried a wide variety of

pain relievers and ibuprofen is the best one which still allows me to

lead a normal life, but which only takes the " edge " off the pain. I

know if I was completely pain free I would do something stupid and

cripple myself even worse for life. This is what works " for me " . I

also use a small portable TENS unit a few times a week if necessary.

My sacrum was displaced in the accident and is NOT attached to the

ilium thingy on either side - it's real creepy to think about. I have

learned how to " reset " my sacrum, and do so a few times daily. It's

interesting to note that while still hypO, I had to reset my sacrum

every hour. Check this out...I was told by a orthopod specialist that

the surgery (bolting sacrum to ilium) to fix my rotating sacrum would

either make the pain worse, or paralyze me...HAH...no way jose'...

And now I must go out and pour/work 420 pounds of cement...where's my

trowel...

Sam

[snip]

>

> The biggest concern was the combination with alcohol as described

in the

> 1998 FDA warning:

> http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

>

> By the time you have symptoms of liver damage, it is too late.

Perhaps

> all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

>

> Chuck

>

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[Guest guest]

Hehehe! The swamp land is still yours, I didn't buy it

yet, remember?

Roni

--- Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

>

> LOL you will need that bridge over your swamp

> land.

> Iodoral works though really.

> Gracia

>

>

> Do you think manufacturers do a good job of

> presenting

> their products with no prejudice in their favor?

> If

> you do, I have a lovely bridge I'd like to sell to

> you. :-)

>

> Roni

>

>

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No, they don't take midicare, unfortunately. Why dont you just learn

it for yourself? Its not that hard, it just takes study and practice

time.

~ Priitaa

> > > > [snip]

> > > > >

> > > > > The biggest concern was the combination with

> > > > alcohol as described

> > > > in the

> > > > > 1998 FDA warning:

> > > > >

> > http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html

> > > > >

> > > > > By the time you have symptoms of liver damage,

> > it

> > > > is too late.

> > > > Perhaps

> > > > > all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

> > > > >

> > > > > Chuck

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Hi Bev,

I get palpations in my thyroid gland. And a lump. Yup, goiter. The doc

just said " take Ibprofen. " Great (not great ha). I was desperate at

first (could'nt lay my head down on my pillow or it wout throb and I'd

also feel like I was choking), so I took the darn Ibprofen. But after

a few months I said the heck with that and did other,more natural

things. I had an additional problem tho. At that time the place I was

living was mold infested! And we couldn't afford to move at the time.

But now I am out of there and in my house. Phew.

Reiki is the popular name for what has been used in many cultures. You

may be more familiar with it via Christian laying on of hands. Anyone

cna learn it, and its been discovered in nearly every culture, from

Hawaii (they call the energy mana) to India (prana) to China (chi or

ki... thus the name Rei-ki. Native Americans too. Uh oh, I can

really get into this, so time for me to go. ha

~ Priitaa

> >

> > I haven't posted here in a while but felt a need to respond to

> this.

> >

> > Using Ibuprofen all the time concerns me. Tho I know the feeling.

> And

> > my reasons may be different, but its the use of this stuff in

> general

> > that I am talking about. You see, I sometimes get palpations in my

> > thyroid and a doc told me to take exactly that - Ibuprofen. For a

> > while I did and at first felt relief. But ya know what happened?

> Over

> > a few months time my resistence bult up and Ibuprofen no longer

> > worked, unless I wanted to up my own dose, which I did not. Long

> story

> > short, if I am going to take something allopathic I would rather

> take

> > a little cortizone for my thyroid to clam down as it works for me.

> But

> > than I try to treat the deepr issue using flax seed oil, bromelian

> > (sp), calcium, a good magnesium pill sometimes does the trick, and

> for

> > me b vits seem to help.

> >

> > Tho if this is for your disc problem, ... hope no one thinks I'm

> > flakey for suggesting this but have you considered learning

> reiki

> > or some form of energy healing? It really does work and I know many

> > such stories.

> >

> > Anyway, thats my two cents, or a quarter.

> >

> > ~ Priitaa

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My general practitioner told me to avoid aspirin with

Hypo-T. I don't really know why. I think it has

something to do with thinning blood.

--- Bev <bdowns45681@...> wrote:

> Why would you think that asprin is not good for

> hypoT people?

> I use Ibprophen. I use up to 12 to 16 tabs. a day

> and I do good.

> Bev

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Hi, everyone. I just suffered an injury to my

> foot--a dislocated

> toe--

> > due to a fall. After (painfully) putting the toe

> back in place, the

> > emergency room doc, who knew I was Hypo-T, gave me

> Motrin

> (Ibuprofen)

> > 800 for pain. I didn't fill this yet, and have

> been using Tylenol

> for

> > pain, since I thought the aspirin contained in

> Ibuprofen made it

> unsafe

> > for Hypo-T sufferers. Is it safe for me to take

> Ibuprofen?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Ibuprofen has nothing to do with aserpin. There is no

asperin in ibuprofen.

Roni

--- Ayers <sweetheart4u21502@...> wrote:

> My general practitioner told me to avoid aspirin

> with

> Hypo-T. I don't really know why. I think it has

> something to do with thinning blood.

>

>

> --- Bev <bdowns45681@...> wrote:

>

> > Why would you think that asprin is not good for

> > hypoT people?

> > I use Ibprophen. I use up to 12 to 16 tabs. a day

> > and I do good.

> > Bev

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > > Hi, everyone. I just suffered an injury to my

> > foot--a dislocated

> > toe--

> > > due to a fall. After (painfully) putting the

> toe

> > back in place, the

> > > emergency room doc, who knew I was Hypo-T, gave

> me

> > Motrin

> > (Ibuprofen)

> > > 800 for pain. I didn't fill this yet, and have

> > been using Tylenol

> > for

> > > pain, since I thought the aspirin contained in

> > Ibuprofen made it

> > unsafe

> > > for Hypo-T sufferers. Is it safe for me to take

> > Ibuprofen?

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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Wouldn't these be the same dr's who would work in universal care? The

" Gatekeepers " to the good health the govt. wants us to all have?

Neil

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From: hypothyroidism [mailto:hypothyroidism ]

On Behalf Of Gracia

Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 2:52 PM

hypothyroidism

Subject: Re: Re: Use of Ibuprofen with Hypo-T

Do you think docs do a good job treating hypothyroidism and other hormonal

imbalances? If you do I'd like to sell you some land.

Read the research at HYPERLINK

" blocked::http://www.optimox.com/ " http://www.optimox.-com for another view

of iodine. I think Chuck discounts this research but my experience on 50mg

Iodoral per day for 1 1/2 yrs is that it really works great.

Gracia

What I don't understand, is that the package

directions for Armour clearly say NOT to take Iodine.

When I was first diognosed years ago, I also was told

not to take iodine, and not even eat too much

shellfish. How can someone take so much Armour and so

much iodine and be o.k. Also, sex hormones sku the

thyroid results.

Roni

--- Chuck B <HYPERLINK

" blocked::mailto:gumboyaya@... " gumboyayacox (DOT) -net> wrote:

> Sam,

>

> You wrote:

> >

> > Since 1987, after breaking my back in an

> equestrian accident, I have

> > been taking 800mg Ibuprofen 3 times a day. That's

> 20 years on 2400mg

> > Ibuprofen per day (I have a hypErMobile rotating

> sacrum).

> >

> > I always take with food, and have never had any

> stomach issues or odd

> > kidney/liver issues with it.

>

> The biggest concern was the combination with alcohol

> as described in the

> 1998 FDA warning:

> HYPERLINK

" blocked::http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00659.html " http://www.fda.-g

ov/bbs/topics/-NEWS/NEW00659.-html

>

> By the time you have symptoms of liver damage, it is

> too late. Perhaps

> all that iodine is making you feel invincible.

>

> Chuck

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Priitaa,

Hummmmmm, I've never heard of such a thing as palps in the gland..

Do you think it might be coming from the veins in the gland? And if

so, I;m wondering why this happens? Ibprofen does help with vein

inflamation and any kind of inflamation.

My understanding of the laying on of hands was a gift from god that

he only gave to certain people...

Bev

>

> Hi Bev,

>

> I get palpations in my thyroid gland. And a lump. Yup, goiter. The

doc

> just said " take Ibprofen. " Great (not great ha). I was desperate at

> first (could'nt lay my head down on my pillow or it wout throb and

I'd

> also feel like I was choking), so I took the darn Ibprofen. But

after

> a few months I said the heck with that and did other,more natural

> things. I had an additional problem tho. At that time the place I

was

> living was mold infested! And we couldn't afford to move at the

time.

> But now I am out of there and in my house. Phew.

>

> Reiki is the popular name for what has been used in many cultures.

You

> may be more familiar with it via Christian laying on of hands.

Anyone

> cna learn it, and its been discovered in nearly every culture, from

> Hawaii (they call the energy mana) to India (prana) to China (chi

or

> ki... thus the name Rei-ki. Native Americans too. Uh oh, I can

> really get into this, so time for me to go. ha

>

> ~ Priitaa

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm just wondering what blood thinning would have to do with being

hypoT?

hummm

Bev

> > >

> > > Hi, everyone. I just suffered an injury to my

> > foot--a dislocated

> > toe--

> > > due to a fall. After (painfully) putting the toe

> > back in place, the

> > > emergency room doc, who knew I was Hypo-T, gave me

> > Motrin

> > (Ibuprofen)

> > > 800 for pain. I didn't fill this yet, and have

> > been using Tylenol

> > for

> > > pain, since I thought the aspirin contained in

> > Ibuprofen made it

> > unsafe

> > > for Hypo-T sufferers. Is it safe for me to take

> > Ibuprofen?

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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