Re: Tina, Thyroid/Digestive connection?

[Guest guest]

Thyroid_Helpers/?yguid=103337373

Don't have that much time----but ton of info here in links and files-

slow digestion can be caused by low thyroid--thus gallballder

disease can be affected---loss of nutrition as well---cycle starts

in--best bet is for any person to get a free t3 and free t4 as well

as a tsh test when they go into the doctors office--should be a

standard test as well as test for thyroid antibodies.

http://thyroid.about.com/cs/hypothyroidism/a/checklist.htm

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> In a message dated 10/26/2005 4:22:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> tina83862@y... writes:

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> Took me at least 5 studying thyroid and it's related conditions.

( and I

> totally respect someone knowing more than me on a subject I have

not studied)

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> The majority of low thyroid people will also have gallbladder

problems or

> have them taken out before they even know they have the thyroid

disease. (it's

> because of the digestion issue).

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> The underlying disease state is always reflected in other

tissues/organs.

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> Tina:

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> Since you have clearly spent more than 5 years studying this

perhaps you can

> give us a synopsis of your findings so those of us that are also

hypothyroid

> can benefit from your knowledge. Also it would be helpful to have

this info

> in the gallstones archives.

>

> All ears and awaiting your reply,

> (atlanta)

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[Guest guest]

herbdoc.com

instead of doing a diagnostic with lots of harmful drugs and lots

of money

why not just do a total health tuneup the incurable diseases

package has everything to balance your system and remove toxins

that may be causeing you trouble

1. parasite intestinal cleanse and nutrition and immune booster

2. kidney flush

3. liver galll bladder flush

tina83862 wrote:

> Thyroid_Helpers/?yguid=103337373

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> Don't have that much time----but ton of info here in links and files-

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> slow digestion can be caused by low thyroid--thus gallballder

> disease can be affected---loss of nutrition as well---cycle starts

> in--best bet is for any person to get a free t3 and free t4 as well

> as a tsh test when they go into the doctors office--should be a

> standard test as well as test for thyroid antibodies.

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> http://thyroid.about.com/cs/hypothyroidism/a/checklist.htm

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> > In a message dated 10/26/2005 4:22:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> > tina83862@y... writes:

> >

> > Took me at least 5 studying thyroid and it's related conditions.

> ( and I

> > totally respect someone knowing more than me on a subject I have

> not studied)

> >

> > The majority of low thyroid people will also have gallbladder

> problems or

> > have them taken out before they even know they have the thyroid

> disease. (it's

> > because of the digestion issue).

> >

> > The underlying disease state is always reflected in other

> tissues/organs.

> >

> >

> >

> > Tina:

> >

> > Since you have clearly spent more than 5 years studying this

> perhaps you can

> > give us a synopsis of your findings so those of us that are also

> hypothyroid

> > can benefit from your knowledge. Also it would be helpful to have

> this info

> > in the gallstones archives.

> >

> > All ears and awaiting your reply,

> > (atlanta)

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> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know if having my dose of Armour Thyroid upped about 3-4 months ago

could be part of the reason for a gallbladder attack in Sept.-Oct.?

[Guest guest]

these are very simple thyroid tests that everyone should have at

least once in their life and for woman every year into their

forties ---untreated thyroid disease does great damage to ones

entire system---including heart disease.

Untreated thyroid disease can also put you in the hospital. It's not

something that a tune-up can prevent but of course anything that

helps us to be healthier is great--but not necessary preventative.

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> > >

> > > In a message dated 10/26/2005 4:22:47 PM Eastern Daylight

Time,

> > > tina83862@y... writes:

> > >

> > > Took me at least 5 studying thyroid and it's related

conditions.

> > ( and I

> > > totally respect someone knowing more than me on a subject I

have

> > not studied)

> > >

> > > The majority of low thyroid people will also have gallbladder

> > problems or

> > > have them taken out before they even know they have the

thyroid

> > disease. (it's

> > > because of the digestion issue).

> > >

> > > The underlying disease state is always reflected in other

> > tissues/organs.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Tina:

> > >

> > > Since you have clearly spent more than 5 years studying this

> > perhaps you can

> > > give us a synopsis of your findings so those of us that are

also

> > hypothyroid

> > > can benefit from your knowledge. Also it would be helpful to

have

> > this info

> > > in the gallstones archives.

> > >

> > > All ears and awaiting your reply,

> > > (atlanta)

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >