low body temp.

[Guest guest]

Has anyone ever noticed a connection between low body temperature and ES?? Since

I got sick (about 5 yrs ago), my body temp has averaged around 97.3. I've

noticed that the closer it is to normal, the less sensitive I am to EMF's. At

the moment, I have some weird flu-type virus, but had to get a few things at the

grocery store just to get through the week. I'm running a slight fever -- 99

degrees -- and I did much better at the store even though I'm exhausted from

being sick. Weird!

Has anyone had any experience with that? Anyone have any theories about that

connection?

Thanks! Amy

[Guest guest]

if you are referring to thyroid " blood " tests, they are designed to only pick up

when the thyroid is basically rock bottom.

The most accurate way to test for thryoid is using " the barnes basal temperature

test " you can google this. it involves taking

your temp in the morning before getting out of bed, for a week, and then

averaging out the temperature. I have done a huge

amt of research on thryoid. Mainstream medicine keeps " lowering " the parameters

on thyroid blood tests. Relying on blood tests

for thyroid levels is quite simply dangerous, because the thryoid controls: the

heart, the metabolism, brain clarity, memory recall, candida levels,

chlolesteral levels,

emotions, and many other functions. I call the thyroid the " elevator to the

brain " .

Iodine is essential to good health. Upwards of 90% of the population was already

deficient in Iodine, long before fukushima hit.

Lizzie

And for those dealing with both adrenal and thyroid issues, both must be

supported. Without enough adrenal function, any thryoid help is not able to be

metabolized.

From: SArjuna@...

Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2011 22:11:23 -0400

Subject: Re: low body temp.

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/nutrition/brownstein.htm is a pretty good article

about iodine and Dr. Brownstein's book about it. (I read one by Brownstein

with more details, somewhere.)

I came across Brownstein's writing while researching what to take to deal with

Fukushima fallout, and began taking a teaspoon of kelp granules with each meal.

(Harvested before the Fukushima event.) I'm sleeping better and my hands and

feet are warmer. Though my thyroid tested OK, my body temperature was 97.6 for

years. Now it's 98.3.

Shivani

www.LifeEnergies.com

[Guest guest]

Glitter,

 

My temp changes according to how much emf I am around.  I am normal

(98.4--well, almost normal) when in a low emf environment; but after being in a

high emf environment, when my symptoms begin to subside, I get the chills.  I

think that is due to my being inflamed during the exposure (tho I do not always

feel hot), but it is a constant that, as my body adjusts back to normal after a

bad emf exposure, I spend a number of hours wrapped in a blanket, shivering. 

I have the same experience with chemical toxins, tho, not just emfs.

 

My pole post,

Diane

From: Amy <amygreen53@...>

Subject: low body temp.

Date: Thursday, June 2, 2011, 2:17 PM

 

 

   

     

     

      Has anyone ever noticed a connection between low body temperature and

ES??

Since I got sick (about 5 yrs ago), my body temp has averaged around 97.3. 

I've

noticed that the closer it is to normal, the less sensitive I am to EMF's.  At

the moment, I have some weird flu-type virus, but had to get a few things at the

grocery store just to get through the week.  I'm running a slight fever -- 99

degrees -- and I did much better at the store even though I'm exhausted from

being sick.  Weird!

Has anyone had any experience with that?  Anyone have any theories about that

connection?

Thanks!  Amy