RE: Dehydration & Type 3 Diabetes

September 27, 2011

Hi,

This is an excellent point. The following is my opinion.

I would like to add here that supporting both the adrenal glands *which regulate

blood sugar levels and the thryoid gland is of extreme importance. Many people

are not aware that when the thryoid levels go down, everything else in the body

goes down too. Dr. Barry Durrant-Peatsfield in his thryoid book: direct quote:

" that there is a remarkable overlap in the symptoms of diabetes and

hypothyroidism. So what happens if you treat diabetes with thryoid replacement?

Dr. Broda (grandfather of thryoid research), showed 30 years ago, that if

you did this, all the symptoms improved with the only exception being the raised

blood sugar. " end of quote. The adrenals regulate the blood sugar levels, and

when the thryoid is down, often so are the adrenals. The thryoid and adrenal

glands are vital to good health. They work together. This is why I tend to keep

hammering this point home- because so many people say they had their thryoid

" tested " and the reality is, because they keep chaning the parameters of the

thryoid " numbers " , tragically, its only when the thryoid bottoms out that the

tests " reveal " thyroid dysfunction. A more accurate way to test the thryoid is

to take your temperature every morning, before you get out of bed to pee. Do

this for a week, and then average out the numbers. (add up the temperatures, and

divide by 7.) If the average temp is UNDER 97.6, the thyroid is out of balance

and not working right. You can google this, it is called: The Basal

Temperature Test. You can do this at home for free. This method was used for

decades, prior to the blood test being used. I have known many who had their

thyroid tested (blood test) and were told it was fine. When they did the temp

test, they had temperatures ranging from 96.3 all the way down to 95.9! The

thyroid is very sensitive...it only takes a small knudge backwards to knock the

whole function out of balance. For those who have higher then the norm temps,

this means the thryoid is in the over active stage...this means the thryoid is

working over time to compensate. It is still a sign that the thryoid is not

working right. Typically, the thryoid goes into over active when it is stressed.

OFten, if left unaided, it will cycle down to being under active. I speak as

someone who suffered from both low thyroid and adrenals. I'm talking rock bottom

on both these glands!

Supporting both these glands using natural methods and reducing my

radiation/wireless exposures has helped to normalize these gland functions

amazingly. For the record, I do not recommend synthyroid or the regular

mainstream medicines. I have also learned (the hard way) to first support the

adrenal glands, and then support the thyroid.

Here is a link to the book. For me, the raw porcine thyroid stuff and the raw

glandulars for adrenal from www.nutri-meds.com along with Holy Basil Tulsi from

organic india have helped tremendously. Holy BAsil tulsi is known as the Queen

of herbs, and it helps to regulate blood sugar levels ( google Mercola and Holy

Basil Tulsi for more info)

It is also of vital importance to supply the body with the mineral tools it

needs to do its job; those being: Magnesium (in the form of Magnesium Chloride)

from ancient minerals (read Dr. Mark Sircus on Magnesium), Iodine -many take

Kelp but as the body needs large amts of Iodine, having been starved of this

mineral, I find its hard to get enough Iodine using Kelp, (www.magnascent.com),

Potassium from Braggs Raw Apple Cider vinegar, Selenium, (brazil nuts are a good

source of this), a good Probiotic is also vital. Many of you who have read my

posts have seen that I tend to support the body in many ways. But the first and

foremost should, in my opinion, is to support the body's immune system. That

means supporting both the thyroid and adrenal glands. These glands play a huge

role in health.

Lizzie

Amazon.com: Your Thyroid and How to Keep It Healthy ...

www.amazon.com › Books › Health, Mind & Body

From: superdrove@...

Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2011 06:44:58 -0700

Subject: Dehydration & Type 3 Diabetes

.

You have been talking about being dehydrated and suggestions were made to

increase electrolytes and salt. But I wonder if you are overlooking an

important factor.

Have you been urinating a lot?

The reason I ask is because I myself developed what is called Type 3 Diabetes

from considerable exposure to Cell Tower radiation beaming into my apartment. I

had to urinate constantly, which caused dehydration.

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Dr. Magda Havas, Associate Professor of Environmental and Resource Studies at

Trent University in Canada has documented Type 3 Diabetes as a symptom of EMF

and RF exposure. See research published in the Journal Electromagnetic Biology

and Medicine in 2008.

Also, these website articles are a place to start reading about it:

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http://www.magdahavas.com/2010/03/22/diabetes-and-electrosensitivity/

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http://www.buergerwelle.de/en/news/buergerwelle_news.html?rel=stories/682/

April 10, 2010 Buergerwelle Newlsetter for an article entitled:

Diabetes And Electrosensitivity Reveal New Type 3 Diabetes

by Amy Munday

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http://arizonaadvancedmedicine.com/articles/electrosmog.html

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I already had hypoglycemic tendencies but it was under control until the

radiation began destroying my health and causing serious symptoms.

In his article entitled " 2/07/2005 - German Doctors unite on RF health effects "

http://www.powerwatch.org.uk/news/20050722_bamberg.asp

(Which was also posted to this group on March 10, 2007)

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Symptoms experienced by people exposed to microwaves are described and are

grouped by power flux density. Must see associated graphs.

* The symptom groups are defined as follows:

Group 1: No symptoms

Group 2: Sleep disturbance, tiredness, depressive mood

Group 3: Headaches, restlessness, dazed state, irritability, disturbance of

concentration, forgetfulness, learning difficulties, difficulty finding words.

Group 4: Frequent infections, sinusitis, lymph node swellings, joint and limb

pains, nerve and soft tissue pains, numbness or tingling, allergies

Group 5: Tinnitus, hearing loss, sudden hearing loss, giddiness, impaired

balance, visual disturbances, eye inflammation, dry eyes

Group 6: Tachycardia, episodic hypertension, collapse

Group 7: Other symptoms (Hormonal disturbances, thyroid disease, night sweats,

frequent urge to urinate, weight increase, nausea, loss of appetite, nose

bleeds, skin complaints, tumors, diabetes)

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Group 7 experiences constant urination, a symptom of Type 3 Diabetes. From this

list I like to refer to people who have experienced Group 1-7 symptoms as kind

of like being Stage 5 EMR Disease. I tell people that I have Stage 5 Cell Tower

Illness or Stage 5 Electrosensitivity, because I have gone through most all of

the symptoms experienced by Group 1 thru 7, and more!!

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So take a look at the symptoms list and mark off the ones you have or have had

to get an idea of how advanced your EMR disease is.

C.

Superdrove

From: necessejamais@...

Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2011 12:26:01 -0700

Subject: What to do about muscle aches, migraines, & dehydration from

exposures?

Hi, all. I'm still getting bad rxns even tho I'm away from Smart Meters, b/c

sometimes the owner puts the Invisible Fence on (probably about once a month, so

the dogs don't forget). It's weird how fas it affects me. It really messes w/ my

coordination & has permanent symptoms, like w/ Smart Meters, even tho it's 30Hz

& not 900 MHz. Sigh. I'm also having so much muscle pain, migraines, eye pain, &

really bad dehydration. Does anyone have any idea what this means/what's going

on biochemically when this is happening, & what I can do about it? I feel so

sick & have a fever, & I'm getting many microseizures & a lot of cortical

blindness. I drank a ton of water & am still thirsty. As w/ SM's, my nervous

system feels dried up, almost " singed " & it feels like all my nerves are kind of

burnt.

-E. Drew

September 27, 2011

These are all good ideas, but people just are not able to do all these things,

and need short and sweet to start with. That is my experience in nutritional

counselling.

If you are dehydrated and mineral deficient, all the rest is not going to help.

Personally I make my own up from separate ingredients, but orange juice and salt

of whatever variety is going to help with the immediate body needs, while people

are delving in to whatever else they want to know/do.

~ Snoshoe

>

> Hi,

> This is an excellent point. The following is my opinion.

> I would like to add here that supporting both the adrenal glands *which

regulate blood sugar levels and the thryoid gland is of extreme importance. Many

people are not aware that when the thryoid levels go down, everything else in

the body goes down too. Dr. Barry Durrant-Peatsfield in his thryoid book: direct

quote: " that there is a remarkable overlap in the symptoms of diabetes and