Guest guest Posted May 16, 2009 Report Share Posted May 16, 2009 latinainwpb2: Do you know where Dr Holland practices. Duke Eating dead animals can harm you. Especially if they have been standing in their own poop since birth in a feed lot. iodine From: latinainwpb2@...Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 08:53:02 +0000Subject: Fatty Liver I noticed someone posted about fatty liver but was confused as to whom exactly so I'm posting this here. There's a book called "The Fungus Link To Weight Loss" by Doug Kaufmann and Dr. Holland that proposes that fatty liver and, therefore, other related conditions which include stubborn weight gain, could be caused by fungal infections. You can see the books index here (at Doug Kaufmann's website www.knowthecause.com ).He has a daily half hour TV show that's available in many cable and dish channels and also at the website itself. It has been very revealing for me so I want to share this with everyone here.I believe this is really another very important link to solving a lot of the problems that afflict many of us and explains why iodine, which is anti-fungal, can cure the very same diseases mentioned by Mr. Kaufmann. This is really great news for those of us who have had a hard time or cannot tolerate the large amounts of iodine required to get cured of those conditions. It's very likely that we could achieve the same results with smaller amounts of iodine plus an anti-fungal diet and other natural anti-fungal supplements. Windows Live™: Keep your life in sync. Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2010 Report Share Posted June 18, 2010 A fatty liver is caused by primarily by excessive carbohydrate consumption. Pate de Fois Gras is made from the fatty liver of geese - these poor unfortunates are force-fed vast quantities of grain every day to ensure that the liver acheives the correct consistency before they are slaughtered. They have a funnel rammed down their gullet and grain is literally poured in until they are full. One of the reasons I won't touch the stuff, as the whole process is cruel and inhumane. Cut down on carbs and you'll prevent this worsening - who knows, it may even reverse, as the liver is the one major organ that can regenerate itself. Loads of good info about " healthy eating " here: http://www.second-opinions.co.uk Enjoy, Graham > > Hi all, > > As T4 converts to T3 mainly in the liver,does this mean that if you have a fatty liver the T4 has a problem converting,which in turn could cause your body to convert to more RT3 than T3? I have a fatty liver and as hypo causes your organs to slow down,could this be the cause of my fatty liver? > > Best wishes Sharon > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2011 Report Share Posted January 20, 2011 By Mayo Clinic staff No standard treatment for nonalcoholic fatty liver disease exists. Instead, doctors typically work to treat the risk factors that contribute to your liver disease. For instance, if you're obese, your doctor will help you to lose weigh through diet, exercise and, in some cases, medications and surgery. If a medication is causing your fatty liver disease, your doctor will try to switch you to a different medication. Example.if you are currently taking prednisone for AIH perhaps your doctor can switch you to Imuran etc...............Jusat a thought . Hugs, Joanne (one of my grandsons is in Korea right now.so I understand. Where did your son go? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2011 Report Share Posted December 11, 2011 Hi Bonnie,I started the iodine protocol after researching non-alcoholic fatty liver. NAFL is thought to be associated with an MTHFR genetic defect. This leads to an inability to methylate properly. From what I've read, the liver gets fatty because it tries to store toxins it can't clear out in fat. Iodine helps tremendously with detoxing the liver. The supporting vitamins that I take are all in the methylated forms and I have been able to lose 10 lbs in 6 weeks, have significantly less edema, lower blood pressure, no sugar cravings, less appetite, and, best of all, 20% improvement in my blood work. Last week I had a HIDA scan that showed my liver is only considered "slightly" fatty now and my gall bladder is functioning normally again. A scan in September showed that I had no function in my GB. I'm on 25mg/day now and I have to take my BP med every other day because my blood pressure is so much better. I plan to increase to 50mg/day over the next month and , hopefully, won't need my BP meds anymore. I've already stopped taking the metformin that my doctor gave me for insulin resistance because my blood work now showed a fasting glucose of 79 (Perfect!). This protocol is amazing. It has put me on the road to good health. The two additional supplements I've added to the standard protocol are TMG (for extra help with MTHFR) and Milk Thistle (for extra help for my liver). Hope this helps,Kari From: Bonnie Cole <bonnieview@...> iodine Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2011 7:56 PM Subject: Fatty LIVER Hello: In the IODINE book, the list says Iodine treats Liver Diseases, does anyone know if that would include non-alcoholic Fatty Liver? Is that considered a disease? Thanks a lot, Bonnie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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