Mark, thanks

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From: Theta Sigma <thetasig@...>

Subject: Re: New here; comment/suggestion

Mark,

You are like a nutrition god

I just discovered this site where a woman cured her

own thyroid problem and has done years of

research.....so fortuately, I know the things you

mentioned/suggested below. (You are very well read in

this stuff! Wow!)

I am new to but am taking BOTH freeze-dried Bovine

adrenals and thyroid.

I JUST ordered some VIRGIN, Organic Coconut oil (I

have been drinking the milk in smoothies until it gets

here)

AND I take GLA Supplement from Borage Oil (Flax is bad

for hypothyroids as is Soy, Cauciferous veggies, etc)

You were right on!

It is amazing to me how many similarities exist btwn

this group and what I recently discovered for my own

health.....

However, I have not read NT yet (although I did check

out WAP website and I was SO gratefl for it & his

research AND the continuaiton of it.....). Needless to

say, I am not versed in this group's nutritional

language quite yet but I am slowly learning.

Thanks & Cheers!

>I just discovered this group. I strongly suspect that

>I have a thyroid problem and read that VIRGIN coconut

>oil is great for the body; hence I am here.

>

>I will mostly read as I am not as hardcore into

eating

>all my food raw/uncooked (especially meat....yuck!)

>But I guess some of you are more evolved :

).......but

>I am making a conscientous effort to increase the

raw,

>live foods into my diet.

The old adage " like cures like " often proves to be

valid. You may wish to try getting some thyroid

glands to eat [cooked?] if your problem is a

deficiency (hypo rather then hyper). You can get same

from NorthStar Bison in Wisconsin (northstar.com).

Small amounts of the thyroid at first (a

bite) to see the reaction is a prudent way to gauge

the need.

Iodized salt is not good, in my opinion. I prefer to

eat some seaweed to get the Iodine I need or a little

grain or so of Celtic Sea salt every now and then or

foods rich in Iodine (fish, shellfish, kelp, etc.).

Balanced Omega-3 and-6 are very helpful to restore

imbalances. Grass-fed red meats and fish are good

sources - and there are supplemental oils available as

well (Borage, Cod Liver, Flax, etc.). I absolutely

adore fresh, organic coconut meat and milk for the oil

it contains - especially during the Summer.

Regards,

-=mark=-

I am following this one plan to help

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