Guest guest Posted June 14, 2011 Report Share Posted June 14, 2011 Thank you, facts, this is a great report, and shows you did a conscientious job. at any point did you put an electrode on an outbreak area and the point of nerve insertion at the other end of the nerve which is located at the outbreak site? I will file this report in our herpes files. As experiment, try telling each " skeptic " on 3 different occasions that it worked. Don't go into long-winded story, just a sentence or two and drop it. I always wonder if it is just a mental count that is going on, and if it matters that the same person says it 3 times. It might not work, but interesting to experiment with their heads rather than just get butted by them, (right?) hah bG > > MICROELECTRICITY GERMKILLER DISCUSSION GROUP > > RESEARCH REPORT FORM > > > RESEARCH FORM--please use for reporting your results. None of this is > mandatory, but it would help us if you would please fill in as much as > you can. Please file one of these every month or two during treatment, > then once a year for a few years once the problem has cleared up so we > have the followup information. > > SUBJECT INFO > > Q1: Age > A: 45 > Q2: Illness and diagnosis if any > A: genital herpes > Q3: Electrical treatment problems: electrical implants, pacemakers, etc > A: none > > EXPERIMENTAL MICROELECTRICITY > > Q4: What device was used? > A: constant DC current and voltage power supply > Q5: How many minutes per session, how many sessions per day? > A: varied between 10-30min using usually 1 2 sessions > Q6: How long did treatment last (days, weeks, months)? > A: maybe a month with maybe a treatment everyday the first week and less the next and even fewer the latter week. > Q7: Placement of electrodes? > A: backs of knees, either side of crotch, bottom of feet, wrists, inner elbows, either side of neck along jawline, armpits > Q8: How often were electrodes reversed? > A: rarely > > MEDICAL TREATMENT > > Q9: What medications or other treatment currently? > A: acyclovir when a break out was eminent but have not used in many months now > Q10: If none, what was proposed by doctor or other provider? > A: > Q11: What treatment in the past? > A: keep any break outs cleaned and dry, swab with tea tree oil > Q12: Any treatment effective so far? > A: tea tree oil drys the blisters up so they can then heal and acyclovir would stop the virus from continuing its current aggravation when broken out. > Q13: Any serious side effects to other treatments? > A: none > > RESULTS: > a. Symptoms (better, worse, unchanged) > A: I think the virus has been destroyed or made to leave my body. I am clean > b. Signs (medical tests such as blood tests, etc) better, worse, unchanged > A: no tests done since treatment applied > c. Electrical treatment side effects, phys, mental > A: when using on the neck along jawline the feeling of vertigo would happen due to the current and/or voltage set too high. > d. What do you see as advantages/drawbacks over other treatments? > A: advantage is it cures the problem instead of prolonging it and allowing it to fester or become stronger in resisting future treatments > e. Overall opinion of the treatment, any benefits besides disease treatment? > A: It is the best kept secret I have discovered > f. Would you recommend it to others? > A: I have and get met with disbelief and outright arrogance as if I don't know that I have cured what ailed me. > g. Lessons learned for benefit of next user of treatment: > A: If you can afford one, get a constant DC voltage and current power supply that you can set up to limit the current and voltage output. This allows you to safely apply the treatment and never need to buy batteries. Although it does restrict you using it to at home because those power supplies can weigh up to 15 or 20 pounds and their size is or rather mine is approx. 10 " h x 5 " w x 9 " depth > h. Anything to add, people who helped, etc: > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2011 Report Share Posted June 14, 2011 what i mean by " other end of nerve " is the one end of nerve is where the outbreak occurs and has herpes virus there. But...the virus lives inside the whole nerve. So putting the second electrode at the other end of the nerve, say the spinal cord where that nerve is supposed to connect, would cause current to follow along the length of the entire nerve and remove the virus completely and forever from that particular nerve. This theory of mine agrees with the electrical conductivity of nerves. That is what they are designed to do. Drugs do not enter nerves very well. Electricity finds it a second home, so to speak... bG > > > > MICROELECTRICITY GERMKILLER DISCUSSION GROUP > > > > RESEARCH REPORT FORM > > > > > > RESEARCH FORM--please use for reporting your results. None of this is > > mandatory, but it would help us if you would please fill in as much as > > you can. Please file one of these every month or two during treatment, > > then once a year for a few years once the problem has cleared up so we > > have the followup information. > > > > SUBJECT INFO > > > > Q1: Age > > A: 45 > > Q2: Illness and diagnosis if any > > A: genital herpes > > Q3: Electrical treatment problems: electrical implants, pacemakers, etc > > A: none > > > > EXPERIMENTAL MICROELECTRICITY > > > > Q4: What device was used? > > A: constant DC current and voltage power supply > > Q5: How many minutes per session, how many sessions per day? > > A: varied between 10-30min using usually 1 2 sessions > > Q6: How long did treatment last (days, weeks, months)? > > A: maybe a month with maybe a treatment everyday the first week and less the next and even fewer the latter week. > > Q7: Placement of electrodes? > > A: backs of knees, either side of crotch, bottom of feet, wrists, inner elbows, either side of neck along jawline, armpits > > Q8: How often were electrodes reversed? > > A: rarely > > > > MEDICAL TREATMENT > > > > Q9: What medications or other treatment currently? > > A: acyclovir when a break out was eminent but have not used in many months now > > Q10: If none, what was proposed by doctor or other provider? > > A: > > Q11: What treatment in the past? > > A: keep any break outs cleaned and dry, swab with tea tree oil > > Q12: Any treatment effective so far? > > A: tea tree oil drys the blisters up so they can then heal and acyclovir would stop the virus from continuing its current aggravation when broken out. > > Q13: Any serious side effects to other treatments? > > A: none > > > > RESULTS: > > a. Symptoms (better, worse, unchanged) > > A: I think the virus has been destroyed or made to leave my body. I am clean > > b. Signs (medical tests such as blood tests, etc) better, worse, unchanged > > A: no tests done since treatment applied > > c. Electrical treatment side effects, phys, mental > > A: when using on the neck along jawline the feeling of vertigo would happen due to the current and/or voltage set too high. > > d. What do you see as advantages/drawbacks over other treatments? > > A: advantage is it cures the problem instead of prolonging it and allowing it to fester or become stronger in resisting future treatments > > e. Overall opinion of the treatment, any benefits besides disease treatment? > > A: It is the best kept secret I have discovered > > f. Would you recommend it to others? > > A: I have and get met with disbelief and outright arrogance as if I don't know that I have cured what ailed me. > > g. Lessons learned for benefit of next user of treatment: > > A: If you can afford one, get a constant DC voltage and current power supply that you can set up to limit the current and voltage output. This allows you to safely apply the treatment and never need to buy batteries. Although it does restrict you using it to at home because those power supplies can weigh up to 15 or 20 pounds and their size is or rather mine is approx. 10 " h x 5 " w x 9 " depth > > h. Anything to add, people who helped, etc: > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2011 Report Share Posted June 14, 2011 your results suggest you could be rid of it or nearly so. but it is also possible you have cleared and removed the immune stresses to where the herpes is on high aleart and waiting for the immune system to get burdened again at which time it can bloom out once more. either way, you are going to be better off, in my layman's opinion. But if you do get future blooms of this virus, they try the end-to-end nerve electrifying trick, as I think that could nail it for you. cheers me up to hear of your successes and I hope others having this bug will follow your example. remember folks this person is a bit of an expert so used a device, but your batteries will work fine as well. Be sure to put a meter into the thing if you want real controls. Add baking soda to final rinse and meter it so you know your power levels if you are using this longer-term. shoot for between .3-.7mA on the meter, adjust by baking soda addition-or-subtraction from final rinse water. You can do it! bG > > > > > > MICROELECTRICITY GERMKILLER DISCUSSION GROUP > > > > > > RESEARCH REPORT FORM > > > > > > > > > RESEARCH FORM--please use for reporting your results. None of this is > > > mandatory, but it would help us if you would please fill in as much as > > > you can. Please file one of these every month or two during treatment, > > > then once a year for a few years once the problem has cleared up so we > > > have the followup information. > > > > > > SUBJECT INFO > > > > > > Q1: Age > > > A: 45 > > > Q2: Illness and diagnosis if any > > > A: genital herpes > > > Q3: Electrical treatment problems: electrical implants, pacemakers, etc > > > A: none > > > > > > EXPERIMENTAL MICROELECTRICITY > > > > > > Q4: What device was used? > > > A: constant DC current and voltage power supply > > > Q5: How many minutes per session, how many sessions per day? > > > A: varied between 10-30min using usually 1 2 sessions > > > Q6: How long did treatment last (days, weeks, months)? > > > A: maybe a month with maybe a treatment everyday the first week and less the next and even fewer the latter week. > > > Q7: Placement of electrodes? > > > A: backs of knees, either side of crotch, bottom of feet, wrists, inner elbows, either side of neck along jawline, armpits > > > Q8: How often were electrodes reversed? > > > A: rarely > > > > > > MEDICAL TREATMENT > > > > > > Q9: What medications or other treatment currently? > > > A: acyclovir when a break out was eminent but have not used in many months now > > > Q10: If none, what was proposed by doctor or other provider? > > > A: > > > Q11: What treatment in the past? > > > A: keep any break outs cleaned and dry, swab with tea tree oil > > > Q12: Any treatment effective so far? > > > A: tea tree oil drys the blisters up so they can then heal and acyclovir would stop the virus from continuing its current aggravation when broken out. > > > Q13: Any serious side effects to other treatments? > > > A: none > > > > > > RESULTS: > > > a. Symptoms (better, worse, unchanged) > > > A: I think the virus has been destroyed or made to leave my body. I am clean > > > b. Signs (medical tests such as blood tests, etc) better, worse, unchanged > > > A: no tests done since treatment applied > > > c. Electrical treatment side effects, phys, mental > > > A: when using on the neck along jawline the feeling of vertigo would happen due to the current and/or voltage set too high. > > > d. What do you see as advantages/drawbacks over other treatments? > > > A: advantage is it cures the problem instead of prolonging it and allowing it to fester or become stronger in resisting future treatments > > > e. Overall opinion of the treatment, any benefits besides disease treatment? > > > A: It is the best kept secret I have discovered > > > f. Would you recommend it to others? > > > A: I have and get met with disbelief and outright arrogance as if I don't know that I have cured what ailed me. > > > g. Lessons learned for benefit of next user of treatment: > > > A: If you can afford one, get a constant DC voltage and current power supply that you can set up to limit the current and voltage output. This allows you to safely apply the treatment and never need to buy batteries. Although it does restrict you using it to at home because those power supplies can weigh up to 15 or 20 pounds and their size is or rather mine is approx. 10 " h x 5 " w x 9 " depth > > > h. Anything to add, people who helped, etc: > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2011 Report Share Posted July 4, 2011 Hi Fliss: By just looking at your results it looks like the FT3 is certainly being converted. I would think you may feel a bit hyper with a TSH at 0.02. Most people feel good at about 1.0 TSH. So, if you are feeling a bit hyper, yes, I would reduce your NT to 2.5 grains. Can you tell us how you FEEL? Cheers, JOT > These are my new results, can someone tell me if the higher free t3 means I am hyer now and need to lower my dose please? I am currently on 3 grains of ERFA..thinking of trying 2.5 grains?? > TSH: <0.02 (0.27-4.20) > Free T4; `17.1 (12.0-22.0) > Free T3; 7.9 (3.9-6.7) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2011 Report Share Posted July 4, 2011 Hi FlissThe higher fT3 definitely means you are hyper and yes, lower your dose. Your TSH will always be suppressed on ANY T3 containing thyroid hormone so that is not a reliable marker, but if you feel hyper and have the symptoms which correlate under our main page http://www.tpa-uk.org.uk/hypert_signs_symptoms.php then you know to lower your dose.LoveJacquie> > These are my new results, can someone tell me if the higher free t3 means I am hyer now and need to lower my dose please? I am currently on 3 grains of ERFA..thinking of trying 2.5 grains??> > TSH: <0.02 (0.27-4.20)> > Free T4; `17.1 (12.0-22.0)> > Free T3; 7.9 (3.9-6.7)> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2011 Report Share Posted July 4, 2011 Fliss, can you tell us whether you took any T3 on the morning you had your blood drawn. I ask because T3, being the active thyroid hormone and with a half life of two days in humans, peaks in the blood between 2 to 4 hours after taking it and if you had your blood drawn during that time, you would have got a flawed reading, showing your free T3 as high, or above the range. We always advise members not to take any thyroid hormone the day they have their thyroid function tests done and to take it directly after the test. If you are not having symptoms of hyperthyroidism (palpitations, feeling spaced, out, dizzy, sweating and generally some hyperthyroid symptoms) then I wouldn't worry. It is a fact that T3 can give high peaks in the blood, but this is expected and this doesn't last long. If you are getting the above symptoms, they drop your dose of Erfa by half a grain and see if that helps. Luv - Sheila These are my new results, can someone tell me if the higher free t3 means I am hyer now and need to lower my dose please? I am currently on 3 grains of ERFA..thinking of trying 2.5 grains?? TSH: <0.02 (0.27-4.20) Free T4; `17.1 (12.0-22.0) Free T3; 7.9 (3.9-6.7) Thanks Fliss Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2011 Report Share Posted July 4, 2011 How do you FEEL? Are your adrenals treated? How is iron, B12 etc? Being low in any of these can cause Free T3 to appear excellent, but it isn't actually getting to the cells and so a person doesn't feel any better. Also a person with thyroid resistance for example may only feel better when T3 is above range. If you are feeling well (but a bit hyper) on the other hand, then you may need to reduce slightly. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2011 Report Share Posted July 4, 2011 I disagree Jacquie. When people are taking T3 either synthetic T3 or natural thyroid extract, their TSH is nearly always suppressed. It is suppressed because there is no need for the pituitary gland to secrete TSH as it recognises that there is sufficient thyroid hormone in the blood. TSH is only secreted when the blood levels of TH look low. It also depends on whether or not Fliss took T3 on the morning of the blood draw or not. We are not medically qualified to tell our members whether they should or should not lower their dose. We can ask them questions, but need to wait for answers to come back as these could give us some clue as to what is happening. Sheila Hi Fliss The higher fT3 definitely means you are hyper and yes, lower your dose. Your TSH will always be suppressed on ANY T3 containing thyroid hormone so that is not a reliable marker, but if you feel hyper and have the symptoms which correlate under our main page http://www.tpa-uk.org.uk/hypert_signs_symptoms.php then you know to lower your dose. Love Jacquie > > These are my new results, can someone tell me if the higher free t3 means I am hyer now and need to lower my dose please? I am currently on 3 grains of ERFA..thinking of trying 2.5 grains?? > > TSH: <0.02 (0.27-4.20) > > Free T4; `17.1 (12.0-22.0) > > Free T3; 7.9 (3.9-6.7) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2011 Report Share Posted July 4, 2011 Sorry JOT I have to disagree with the idea that 0.02 is a too low TSH. For some people we can only achieve any sense of well being with a very suppressed TSH. I need my TSH to be 0.02 to feel well. Dr Toft even noted this in his book on hypothyroidism for patients. I've found the focus is better placed on the FT4 & FT3 results. For me I have found it is the FT3 result that counts & how I am feeling -signs and symptoms of under or over! Hope you don't minds me saying...... Ange xx -- Re: RESULTS Hi Fliss:By just looking at your results it looks like the FT3 is certainly being converted. I would think you may feel a bit hyper with a TSH at 0.02. Most people feel good at about 1.0 TSH. So, if you are feeling a bit hyper, yes, I would reduce your NT to 2.5 grains. Can you tell us how you FEEL?Cheers,JOT> These are my new results, can someone tell me if the higher free t3 means I am hyer now and need to lower my dose please? I am currently on 3 grains of ERFA..thinking of trying 2.5 grains??> TSH: <0.02 (0.27-4.20)> Free T4; `17.1 (12.0-22.0)> Free T3; 7.9 (3.9-6.7) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2011 Report Share Posted July 5, 2011 I personally would go by how your feel and forget the numbers.......HOW DO YOU FEEL? sALLY XX I would think you may feel a bit hyper with a TSH at 0.02. Most people feel good at about 1.0 TSH. So, if you are feeling a bit hyper, yes, I would reduce your NT to 2.5 grains. Can you tell us how you FEEL?> These are my new results, can someone tell me if the higher free t3 means I am hyer now and need to lower my dose please? I am currently on 3 grains of ERFA..thinking of trying 2.5 grains??> TSH: <0.02 (0.27-4.20)> Free T4; `17.1 (12.0-22.0)> Free T3; 7.9 (3.9-6.7) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2011 Report Share Posted July 6, 2011 Yes I agree with this too. when you are taking supplements for your thyroid hormone you WILL have suppressed TSH to feel better. Ignore the TSH as Ange has said and concentrate on the other two hormone levels FT4 and FT3 and these should be up there at the high end or even slightly higher than the 'range' levels even.....the main thing is that you FEEL BETTER and SYMPTOMS start to disappear, otherwise you remain hypothyroid. Sally xx I need my TSH to be 0.02 to feel well. Dr Toft even noted this in his book on hypothyroidism for patients. I've found the focus is better placed on the FT4 & FT3 results. For me I have found it is the FT3 result that counts & how I am feeling -signs and symptoms of under or over! By just looking at your results it looks like the FT3 is certainly being converted. I would think you may feel a bit hyper with a TSH at 0.02. Most people feel good at about 1.0 TSH. So, if you are feeling a bit hyper, yes, I would reduce your NT to 2.5 grains. Can you tell us how you FEEL? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2011 Report Share Posted July 6, 2011 Hi folks Can I jump in here and ask your thoughts on the results below. (Not mine) Thanks Jaki TSH 16.4 (0.5 - 19.0) HFree T4 10 (10 - 19) Borderline LowFree T3 3.7 (3.5 - 6.5) Borderline Low Anti-Thyroglobulin 190 (<60)Anti-Thyroid Peroxidase 588 (<60) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When you are taking supplements for your thyroid hormone you WILL have suppressed TSH to feel better. Ignore the TSH as Ange has said and concentrate on the other two hormone levels FT4 and FT3 and these should be up there at the high end or even slightly higher than the 'range' levels even.....the main thing is that you FEEL BETTER and SYMPTOMS start to disappear, otherwise you remain hypothyroid. Sally xx I need my TSH to be 0.02 to feel well. Dr Toft even noted this in his book on hypothyroidism for patients. I've found the focus is better placed on the FT4 & FT3 results. For me I have found it is the FT3 result that counts & how I am feeling -signs and symptoms of under or over! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2011 Report Share Posted July 6, 2011 Jaki, How are you functioning at all? Golly you are hypothyroid......are you taking anything at all and how do you feel? sally xx Hi folks Can I jump in here and ask your thoughts on the results below. (Not mine) Thanks Jaki TSH 16.4 (0.5 - 19.0) H Free T4 10 (10 - 19) Borderline Low Free T3 3.7 (3.5 - 6.5) Borderline Low Anti-Thyroglobulin 190 (<60) Anti-Thyroid Peroxidase 588 (<60) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2011 Report Share Posted July 6, 2011 Sally please note below (Not mine) thankfully. These results are my friend's who lives in Oz who got a rushed appointment with her Endo yesterday and was eventually given Thyroxine 100mcg. TFT's are to be repeated in 4 weeks time. Understand TSH FT4 results but FT3 and Anti thyroglobulin and Anti thyroid peroxidase need help with. Has had fluctuating TFT's since 09 and has had symptoms of hypothyroidism at times. Been laid up with a virus recently and been putting symptoms down to this until yesterday. My thoughts has been that "the virus may have been masking ever increasing hypo symptoms? Can't answer how she is functioning for her Sally but can forward any info you can offer ...Thanks Jaki.. Jaki, How are you functioning at all? Golly you are hypothyroid......are you taking anything at all and how do you feel? sally xx Hi folks Can I jump in here and ask your thoughts on the results below. (Not mine) Thanks Jaki TSH 16.4 (0.5 - 19.0) H Free T4 10 (10 - 19) Borderline Low Free T3 3.7 (3.5 - 6.5) Borderline Low Anti-Thyroglobulin 190 (<60) Anti-Thyroid Peroxidase 588 (<60) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2011 Report Share Posted July 6, 2011 Hi Jaki, OK I understand. No problem. Well she has it seems been hypothyroid for a while. whitout doubt a viral infection will exacerbate the problem she has. However, she is at greater risk of any infections with low thyroid and low adrenal function.....Therefore I would personally support my adrenal glands immediately before she increased her thyroxine even further. It may even benefit her to lower her thyroid supplement dose for a week or two and introduce the adrenal support adn then increase the thyroid supplement back to its previous dose. When the adrenals are supported they will allow the body to use the thyroid hormone more effectively. Some people have found they needed to reduce their thyroid suppement once they had more healthy adrenals and supported adrenals. The fact is her FT3 is low just as her FT4 is low....she should watch this figure and her symptoms of course. If the figure rises that is good but if not then it may be that she requires T3 supplement also/instead of. Thyroglobulin is a protein which allows the thyroid hormone s to be stored within the thyroid cells before being released into the blood circultion. She has anti bodies to these proteins. This is seen in Hashimotos disease. TPO or Thyroid peroxidase is an enzyme as the name suggests. This enzyme is made in the thyroid gland and is found in the thyroid follicle cells. It is an important enzyme relating to the production of thyroid hormones. In the thyroid follicle cells it converts the T4 to T3. Obviously she has antibodies here too. This suggests she has a thyroiditis...thyroiditis is showing an inflammatory response to some 'stressor or injury' ; basically the cells of the thyroid gland have been hit and her immune system has made antibodies accordingly. Thyroid autoimmune disorder. The treatment for all low thyroid function is much the same. at least now she is getting some treatment that is a start; lets hope she feels some improvement. I hope this helps in some way. Sally xx FT3 and Anti thyroglobulin and Anti thyroid peroxidase need help with. Been laid up with a virus recently and been putting symptoms down to this until yesterday. My thoughts has been that "the virus may have been masking ever increasing hypo symptoms? TSH 16.4 (0.5 - 19.0) H Free T4 10 (10 - 19) Borderline Low Free T3 3.7 (3.5 - 6.5) Borderline Low Anti-Thyroglobulin 190 (<60) Anti-Thyroid Peroxidase 588 (<60) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2011 Report Share Posted July 6, 2011 Sally thanks very much. Great info which has helped a lot to understand.I'll email this off to her right away. Jaki Well she has it seems been hypothyroid for a while. without doubt a viral infection will exacerbate the problem she has. However, she is at greater risk of any infections with low thyroid and low adrenal function.....Therefore I would personally support my adrenal glands immediately before she increased her thyroxine even further. It may even benefit her to lower her thyroid supplement dose for a week or two and introduce the adrenal support an then increase the thyroid supplement back to its previous dose. When the adrenals are supported they will allow the body to use the thyroid hormone more effectively. Some people have found they needed to reduce their thyroid suppement once they had more healthy adrenals and supported adrenals. The fact is her FT3 is low just as her FT4 is low....she should watch this figure and her symptoms of course. If the figure rises that is good but if not then it may be that she requires T3 supplement also/instead of. This is seen in Hashimotos disease. I hope this helps in some way. Sally xx FT3 and Anti thyroglobulin and Anti thyroid peroxidase need help with. "the virus may have been masking ever increasing hypo symptoms? TSH 16.4 (0.5 - 19.0) H Free T4 10 (10 - 19) Borderline Low Free T3 3.7 (3.5 - 6.5) Borderline Low Anti-Thyroglobulin 190 (<60) Anti-Thyroid Peroxidase 588 (<60) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2011 Report Share Posted August 1, 2011 MICROELECTRICITY GERMKILLER DISCUSSION GROUP RESEARCH REPORT SUBJECT INFO Q1: 56 A: Q2: Illness and diagnosis if any: hiv positive for 24 years. A: Q3: Electrical treatment problems: none A: EXPERIMENTAL MICROELECTRICITY Q4: What device was used? Sota silver pulser A: Q5: hour-hour and a half, twice daily A: Q6: How long did treatment last (days, weeks, months)? approx. 5 weeks. A: Q7: Placement of electrodes? wrists, alternating left to right. A: Q8: How often were electrodes reversed? not necessary. A: MEDICAL TREATMENT Q9: What medications or other treatment currently? truvada and Issentress; also an assortment of supplements like Meletonin, Cystene, Tryptophan, Vitamin D3, DHEA, glutathione, B-12, sometimes C and lysene. A: Q10: If none, what was proposed by doctor or other provider? A: Q11: What treatment in the past? same, off and on A: Q12: Any treatment effective so far? the drugs help, so does the blood electrification. A: Q13: Any serious side effects to other treatments? I think we all know how hateful the drugs are. A: RESULTS: a. Symptoms: no symptoms b. Signs: CD4's doubled, from 108 to 204 in four month period, after being stalled at 100+/- for over a year, and as low as 8 at one time. My CD4's haven't been this high in five years. c. No side effects d. These electromagnetic treatments don't have a downside like the pharmaceutical approach e. I've always found pulsing to be effective, to one degree or another, just not always easy to work in a daily schedule, day after day. f. Would you recommend it to others? Certainly. g. It really does work. h. I would add that as an adjunct to my silver pulsing, I used a Rife machine for the first time (I posted on the Rife newsgroup already). Honestly, I believe that it was this that brought about the dramatic results. Unfortunately, I burned up the fuse holder, using it for hours as I slept, and am waiting to have it repaired. I also have been on Truvada and Isentriss for a number of years, but these drugs are loosing their effectiveness as all drugs do over time; my NP wants me to start new drugs, I'm resistant to that idea, I want to try these other alternative treatments first. Will post again in November. K. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2011 Report Share Posted August 1, 2011 Thanks, , will file this. Good going getting the T-cells up. Lately I had posted about Silver Sol's tested effects on 7 patients raising their t-cell counts average 39 percent in 4 months without any meds, so it might be something to try in combination. bG > > MICROELECTRICITY GERMKILLER DISCUSSION GROUP > > RESEARCH REPORT > > SUBJECT INFO > > Q1: 56 > A: > Q2: Illness and diagnosis if any: hiv positive for 24 years. > A: > Q3: Electrical treatment problems: none > A: > > EXPERIMENTAL MICROELECTRICITY > > Q4: What device was used? Sota silver pulser > A: > Q5: hour-hour and a half, twice daily > A: > Q6: How long did treatment last (days, weeks, months)? approx. 5 weeks. > A: > Q7: Placement of electrodes? wrists, alternating left to right. > A: > Q8: How often were electrodes reversed? not necessary. > A: > > MEDICAL TREATMENT > > Q9: What medications or other treatment currently? truvada and Issentress; also an assortment of supplements like Meletonin, Cystene, Tryptophan, Vitamin D3, DHEA, glutathione, B-12, sometimes C and lysene. > A: > Q10: If none, what was proposed by doctor or other provider? > A: > Q11: What treatment in the past? same, off and on > A: > Q12: Any treatment effective so far? the drugs help, so does the blood electrification. > A: > Q13: Any serious side effects to other treatments? I think we all know how hateful the drugs are. > A: > > RESULTS: > a. Symptoms: no symptoms > b. Signs: CD4's doubled, from 108 to 204 in four month period, after being stalled at 100+/- for over a year, and as low as 8 at one time. My CD4's haven't been this high in five years. > > c. No side effects > > d. These electromagnetic treatments don't have a downside like the pharmaceutical approach > > e. I've always found pulsing to be effective, to one degree or another, just not always easy to work in a daily schedule, day after day. > > f. Would you recommend it to others? Certainly. > > g. It really does work. > > h. I would add that as an adjunct to my silver pulsing, I used a Rife machine for the first time (I posted on the Rife newsgroup already). Honestly, I believe that it was this that brought about the dramatic results. Unfortunately, I burned up the fuse holder, using it for hours as I slept, and am waiting to have it repaired. I also have been on Truvada and Isentriss for a number of years, but these drugs are loosing their effectiveness as all drugs do over time; my NP wants me to start new drugs, I'm resistant to that idea, I want to try these other alternative treatments first. Will post again in November. > > > > K. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2011 Report Share Posted October 6, 2011 Hi < your TSH is to high. it should be around 1.0. is this the only test done.? as it is not an accurate measure. the normal range is now called a reference interval, and it matters where in the interval your resultsare. so if you have other tests done post to the group with the ranges and results so we can advice you. also ask doctor for a TPOab test which looks for autoantibodies which can attack the thyroid and stop it working properly. i was told that i was normal with a TSH of 3.85 but this is wrong as the TSH can be anywhere in the range if you have auto-antibodies. the free T4 and free T3 are more accurate and also a Reverse T3. to check if you are converting the T4 to the active T3. Regards angel. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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