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Kathy,

I just wanted to say that it took alot of courage to say what you did- about the

anxiety and depression.

I think if everyone were honest, we'd all have to admit that we have experienced

feeling anxious and

being depressed-maybe for some it wasn't as bad, but maybe for others these two

things can be

emotionally and, yes, even physically paralizing.

There are two minerals that, when the body is deficient in, can play a role in

anxiety and depression.

Anxiety is a common symptom of an under-active thyroid. Magnesium also plays a

huge role with regards

to depression. And while herbs and the BAch remedies do help both of the above;

and while they are both

natural remedies-they dont' treat what is causing the problem. Here's the way I

look at it. When you look

at the trace minerals that the body has, you see that the body has to have

Iodine and Magnesium. And

while I have used the Bach remedies and herbs and essential oils with great

success, my focus will

always be on making sure that the body has the " tools/minerals " it needs- to do

its job. Below I have

attached some links that you can read on thryoid/anxiety and

Magnesium/depression.

Thyroid, Depression and Mental Health | Stop The Thyroid Madness™

But the problem with this scenario is that your depression or anxiety or other

.... Dr. Barry Durant-Peatfield, in his book Your Thyroid and How to Keep It

....www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/thyroid-depression-mental-health/

Magnesium, Violence & Depression by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD

by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD. Magnesium deficiency causes serotonin-deficiency with

possible resultant aberrant behaviors, including depression suicide or

....www.inlightimes.com/archives/2006/07/magnesium.htm

Blessings

Lizzie

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,

Thank you so much.  I guess I felt like letting go. Anxiety got better after

filings were out, but thyoid is an issue. I am borderline low, docs. don't want

to rx. Would rather use nautural help 1st. I can't handle potassium iodide. I

can try the drops slowly.

You've sent helpful info before on thyroid & mag. oil.. I was waiting on our

budget.

Magnesium is amazing.,  I'm hopeful the drops will be better. I have to watch b

vits for awhile, as can worsen w/d working on GABA receptors.

Have to get to electrical issues here. I wish we could sell it. Didn't know

aluminum wiring could be this much of an issues. I don't feel it in houses w

copper that don't have CFL's.

I wish my husband would read about this.  It would be hard to understand if for

me but would learn to help him.  I'm hanging in for my swiss flex glasses.

Might be another week or 2.

Pain goes way down when I don't have metal on. Tried a pair of frames w a little

piece of titanium on the bridge, & it burned.

What kind of jewelry do most wear?

Thanks again,

Kathy

From: thode <lizt777@...>

REgarding Anxiety & Depression

Kathy,

I just wanted to say that it took alot of courage to say what you did- about the

anxiety and depression.

I think if everyone were honest, we'd all have to admit that we have experienced

feeling anxious and

being depressed-maybe for some it wasn't as bad, but maybe for others these two

things can be

emotionally and, yes, even physically paralizing.

There are two minerals that, when the body is deficient in, can play a role in

anxiety and depression.

Anxiety is a common symptom of an under-active thyroid. Magnesium also plays a

huge role with regards

to depression. And while herbs and the BAch remedies do help both of the above;

and while they are both

natural remedies-they dont' treat what is causing the problem. Here's the way I

look at it. When you look

at the trace minerals that the body has, you see that the body has to have

Iodine and Magnesium. And

while I have used the Bach remedies and herbs and essential oils with great

success, my focus will

always be on making sure that the body has the " tools/minerals " it needs- to do

its job. Below I have

attached some links that you can read on thryoid/anxiety and

Magnesium/depression.

Thyroid, Depression and Mental Health | Stop The Thyroid Madnessâ„¢

But the problem with this scenario is that your depression or anxiety or other

.... Dr. Barry Durant-Peatfield, in his book Your Thyroid and How to Keep It

....www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/thyroid-depression-mental-health/

Magnesium, Violence & Depression by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD

by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD. Magnesium deficiency causes serotonin-deficiency with

possible resultant aberrant behaviors, including depression suicide or

....www.inlightimes.com/archives/2006/07/magnesium.htm

Blessings

Lizzie                          

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Hi, Kathy,

 

Sorry to hear of your recent (and not so recent) problems.  I can

commiserate. 

 

I use natural gemstones that I string myself on nylon fishing line.  (Due to

a hand injury awhile back, I can no longer manage silk thread for beading). 

If you buy nylon line at about 25 # test, you can get a knot small enough to

barely notice it when on.  I then make my necklaces large enough to get over my

head--no clasps.  I make bracelets out of my necklaces--I wind them around 3 or

4 times.  I have made some " threader " type earrings--fine nylon line with bead

and crystal drops.  I attach a small metal blunt end needle to the end for

counter-weight, but it doesn't touch my skin except when I thread it thru the

hole in my ear.

 

If you do this, look for stones which are 100% natural--no treatments, no dyes,

etc.  You can find some nice beads online to make a necklace for under $25. 

Not all gemstones are as reasonable, but natural carnelian, for instance, will

cost under $25 for about 7 or 8 mm round beads X 24 " to 30 " .   If you are

interested in using gems for frequencies you should buy grade A or better.  But

I have very nice jewelry which was ungraded.

 

Express yourself!  Beading is also relaxing,

Diane

From: KathyB <calicocat477@...>

Subject: Re: REgarding Anxiety & Depression

Date: Sunday, March 20, 2011, 5:16 PM

 

,

Thank you so much.  I guess I felt like letting go. Anxiety got better after

filings were out, but thyoid is an issue. I am borderline low, docs. don't want

to rx. Would rather use nautural help 1st. I can't handle potassium iodide. I

can try the drops slowly.

You've sent helpful info before on thyroid & mag. oil.. I was waiting on our

budget.

Magnesium is amazing.,  I'm hopeful the drops will be better. I have to watch b

vits for awhile, as can worsen w/d working on GABA receptors.

Have to get to electrical issues here. I wish we could sell it. Didn't know

aluminum wiring could be this much of an issues. I don't feel it in houses w

copper that don't have CFL's.

I wish my husband would read about this.  It would be hard to understand if for

me but would learn to help him.  I'm hanging in for my swiss flex glasses.

Might be another week or 2.

Pain goes way down when I don't have metal on. Tried a pair of frames w a little

piece of titanium on the bridge, & it burned.

What kind of jewelry do most wear?

Thanks again,

Kathy

From: thode <lizt777@...>

REgarding Anxiety & Depression

Kathy,

I just wanted to say that it took alot of courage to say what you did- about the

anxiety and depression.

I think if everyone were honest, we'd all have to admit that we have experienced

feeling anxious and

being depressed-maybe for some it wasn't as bad, but maybe for others these two

things can be

emotionally and, yes, even physically paralizing.

There are two minerals that, when the body is deficient in, can play a role in

anxiety and depression.

Anxiety is a common symptom of an under-active thyroid. Magnesium also plays a

huge role with regards

to depression. And while herbs and the BAch remedies do help both of the above;

and while they are both

natural remedies-they dont' treat what is causing the problem. Here's the way I

look at it. When you look

at the trace minerals that the body has, you see that the body has to have

Iodine and Magnesium. And

while I have used the Bach remedies and herbs and essential oils with great

success, my focus will

always be on making sure that the body has the " tools/minerals " it needs- to do

its job. Below I have

attached some links that you can read on thryoid/anxiety and

Magnesium/depression.

Thyroid, Depression and Mental Health | Stop The Thyroid Madnessâ„¢

But the problem with this scenario is that your depression or anxiety or other

.... Dr. Barry Durant-Peatfield, in his book Your Thyroid and How to Keep It

....www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/thyroid-depression-mental-health/

Magnesium, Violence & Depression by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD

by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD. Magnesium deficiency causes serotonin-deficiency with

possible resultant aberrant behaviors, including depression suicide or

....www.inlightimes.com/archives/2006/07/magnesium.htm

Blessings

Lizzie                          

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Evie,

Thanks I'd like to learn more on where you buy them?  I'm working on a yeast

issue too.  Might be part of this, as the thyroid, for many

Kathy

From: Evie <evie15422@...>

Subject: Re: REgarding Anxiety & Depression

 

Hi, Kathy,

 

Sorry to hear of your recent (and not so recent) problems.  I can

commiserate. 

 

I use natural gemstones that I string myself on nylon fishing line.  (Due to

a hand injury awhile back, I can no longer manage silk thread for beading). 

If you buy nylon line at about 25 # test, you can get a knot small enough to

barely notice it when on.  I then make my necklaces large enough to get over my

head--no clasps.  I make bracelets out of my necklaces--I wind them around 3 or

4 times.  I have made some " threader " type earrings--fine nylon line with bead

and crystal drops.  I attach a small metal blunt end needle to the end for

counter-weight, but it doesn't touch my skin except when I thread it thru the

hole in my ear.

 

If you do this, look for stones which are 100% natural--no treatments, no dyes,

etc.  You can find some nice beads online to make a necklace for under $25. 

Not all gemstones are as reasonable, but natural carnelian, for instance, will

cost under $25 for about 7 or 8 mm round beads X 24 " to 30 " .   If you are

interested in using gems for frequencies you should buy grade A or better.  But

I have very nice jewelry which was ungraded.

 

Express yourself!  Beading is also relaxing,

Diane

From: KathyB <calicocat477@...>

Subject: Re: REgarding Anxiety & Depression

Date: Sunday, March 20, 2011, 5:16 PM

 

,

Thank you so much.  I guess I felt like letting go. Anxiety got better after

filings were out, but thyoid is an issue. I am borderline low, docs. don't want

to rx. Would rather use nautural help 1st. I can't handle potassium iodide. I

can try the drops slowly.

You've sent helpful info before on thyroid & mag. oil.. I was waiting on our

budget.

Magnesium is amazing.,  I'm hopeful the drops will be better. I have to watch b

vits for awhile, as can worsen w/d working on GABA receptors.

Have to get to electrical issues here. I wish we could sell it. Didn't know

aluminum wiring could be this much of an issues. I don't feel it in houses w

copper that don't have CFL's.

I wish my husband would read about this.  It would be hard to understand if for

me but would learn to help him.  I'm hanging in for my swiss flex glasses.

Might be another week or 2.

Pain goes way down when I don't have metal on. Tried a pair of frames w a little

piece of titanium on the bridge, & it burned.

What kind of jewelry do most wear?

Thanks again,

Kathy

From: thode <lizt777@...>

REgarding Anxiety & Depression

Kathy,

I just wanted to say that it took alot of courage to say what you did- about the

anxiety and depression.

I think if everyone were honest, we'd all have to admit that we have experienced

feeling anxious and

being depressed-maybe for some it wasn't as bad, but maybe for others these two

things can be

emotionally and, yes, even physically paralizing.

There are two minerals that, when the body is deficient in, can play a role in

anxiety and depression.

Anxiety is a common symptom of an under-active thyroid. Magnesium also plays a

huge role with regards

to depression. And while herbs and the BAch remedies do help both of the above;

and while they are both

natural remedies-they dont' treat what is causing the problem. Here's the way I

look at it. When you look

at the trace minerals that the body has, you see that the body has to have

Iodine and Magnesium. And

while I have used the Bach remedies and herbs and essential oils with great

success, my focus will

always be on making sure that the body has the " tools/minerals " it needs- to do

its job. Below I have

attached some links that you can read on thryoid/anxiety and

Magnesium/depression.

Thyroid, Depression and Mental Health | Stop The Thyroid Madnessâ„¢

But the problem with this scenario is that your depression or anxiety or other

.... Dr. Barry Durant-Peatfield, in his book Your Thyroid and How to Keep It

....www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/thyroid-depression-mental-health/

Magnesium, Violence & Depression by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD

by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD. Magnesium deficiency causes serotonin-deficiency with

possible resultant aberrant behaviors, including depression suicide or

....www.inlightimes.com/archives/2006/07/magnesium.htm

Blessings

Lizzie                          

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Hi, Kathy,

I may not get to it today, but I will work on sending you some sites privately

this weekend.  If I can (have time), I will also send you some info re yeast

infection, as I have treated that for years (I will never completely overcome

it, as any piece of fruit can reintroduce it; but I successfully keep it at

bay.)

Bless you,

Diane

From: KathyB <calicocat477@...>

Subject: Re: REgarding Anxiety & Depression

Date: Sunday, March 20, 2011, 5:16 PM

 

,

Thank you so much.  I guess I felt like letting go. Anxiety got better after

filings were out, but thyoid is an issue. I am borderline low, docs. don't want

to rx. Would rather use nautural help 1st. I can't handle potassium iodide. I

can try the drops slowly.

You've sent helpful info before on thyroid & mag. oil.. I was waiting on our

budget.

Magnesium is amazing.,  I'm hopeful the drops will be better. I have to watch b

vits for awhile, as can worsen w/d working on GABA receptors.

Have to get to electrical issues here. I wish we could sell it. Didn't know

aluminum wiring could be this much of an issues. I don't feel it in houses w

copper that don't have CFL's.

I wish my husband would read about this.  It would be hard to understand if for

me but would learn to help him.  I'm hanging in for my swiss flex glasses.

Might be another week or 2.

Pain goes way down when I don't have metal on. Tried a pair of frames w a little

piece of titanium on the bridge, & it burned.

What kind of jewelry do most wear?

Thanks again,

Kathy

From: thode <lizt777@...>

REgarding Anxiety & Depression

Kathy,

I just wanted to say that it took alot of courage to say what you did- about the

anxiety and depression.

I think if everyone were honest, we'd all have to admit that we have experienced

feeling anxious and

being depressed-maybe for some it wasn't as bad, but maybe for others these two

things can be

emotionally and, yes, even physically paralizing.

There are two minerals that, when the body is deficient in, can play a role in

anxiety and depression.

Anxiety is a common symptom of an under-active thyroid. Magnesium also plays a

huge role with regards

to depression. And while herbs and the BAch remedies do help both of the above;

and while they are both

natural remedies-they dont' treat what is causing the problem. Here's the way I

look at it. When you look

at the trace minerals that the body has, you see that the body has to have

Iodine and Magnesium. And

while I have used the Bach remedies and herbs and essential oils with great

success, my focus will

always be on making sure that the body has the " tools/minerals " it needs- to do

its job. Below I have

attached some links that you can read on thryoid/anxiety and

Magnesium/depression.

Thyroid, Depression and Mental Health | Stop The Thyroid Madnessâ„¢

But the problem with this scenario is that your depression or anxiety or other

.... Dr. Barry Durant-Peatfield, in his book Your Thyroid and How to Keep It

....www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/thyroid-depression-mental-health/

Magnesium, Violence & Depression by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD

by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD. Magnesium deficiency causes serotonin-deficiency with

possible resultant aberrant behaviors, including depression suicide or

....www.inlightimes.com/archives/2006/07/magnesium.htm

Blessings

Lizzie                          

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No problem, re the wrong name, Kathy.  I answer to almost anything.  lol

Diane aka Evie aka GHC (geriatric hippy convert, a nickname given me by one of

the forum members here) aka....  lol

From: KathyB <calicocat477@...>

Subject: REgarding Anxiety & Depression

Date: Monday, March 21, 2011, 1:52 AM

 

Diane,

Sorry for the wrong name.

Kat

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Evie,

Thanks I'd like to learn more on where you buy them? 

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