Guest guest Posted November 13, 2006 Report Share Posted November 13, 2006 JD <ybr1959@...> wrote: > So, every day for three months, I took the following. > > GABA PLUS capsules 3x a day containing: > 1200 mg. (400 3x a day) of Niaminacide > 3600 mg. (1200 3x a day) of Inositol Thats pretty high-dose inositol. Even 1000 mg taken once a day is considered high, but the literature says up to several grams a day for therapeutic purposes. I find high dose inositol calms rosacea, panic attacks and anxiety that may be caused by adrenalin rushes. High dose inositol also binds iron and other minerals, making them less available, so the iron binding aspect may be a factor here. I'm very curious about the contribution of high dose inositol to antibody reduction. (btw, High dose inositol is contraindicated in bipolar/ mania and other Pheiffer model " overmethylated " persons.) How much GABA btw? GABA also calms anxiety. The high dose inositol and GABA would be designed to calm a system in overdrive from crisis. The rest of the supplements below are common and I wouldn't expect them to influence hashi antibody reduction. Taking thyroid med when dx with hashi/hypo helps reduce antibodies. My own experience with hashi antibodies is the number is not correlated to symptoms or apparent severity of illness. Carol willis_protocols My article archive in Files, blog, Links, not a discussion group. > B-Sublingual Complex (1x a day) containing > 1.7 mg. Riboflavin > 20 mg. Niacinamide > 2 mg. B6 > 1200 mcg. B12 (1.2 mg) > 20 mg. Pantothenic Acid > > Multivitamin containing (will list B's only) > 81.5 mg. Riboflavin > 15 mg. Niacin > 81.5 mg. B6 > 400 mcg Folic Acid > 81.5 mcg B12 > 81.5 mcg Biotin > 100 mg. Pantothenic Acid > > At the end of three months, I had a badly swollen > inflamed liver from the large amounts of Niacinamide > apparently (didn't know it would do that, no warnings > on the GABA Plus bottle). The liver problems have > taken about two weeks to go away but are better now. > Still a few twinges of pain but much better. > > BUT, when I went in for testing at the Drs. on Oct. > 31st, a completely unexpected result was that I have > no more Hashi's antibodies. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 That is very interesting, ! And great news for you! I look forward to hearing your update after your next round of labs. Best wishes, Sharon > Hi . I have something that's happened with my > Hashi's antibodies that you might be interested in. > > I have/had Hashi's, diagnosed in August. > Antibodies were 179 (range 0-150). Now they are 0. > Zero. > > About the end of August after being diagnosed I began > taking large doses of Niacinamide in a compound that > included GABA and Inositol. Not for the Hashi's, but > for other things. Didn't know it would affect Hashi's > too. > > Around the beginning of October, I also began painting > on Lugol's. Usually I painted the inside of my > forearms from the wrist to about 6 inches down. So I > dont know how many drops that would be, really. Used a > cotton swab to paint, one dip of it into the Lugol's. > > Niacinamide is a B vitamin, which if I remember right > has something to do with that methyl process you're > talking about. I took an awful lot of Niacinamide, > amounts listed below if you want to see them. > > Plus I also got Niacin (in Niacin form) in my regular > daily multivitamin, and yet another dose of 20 mg. > Niacinamide in the B Complex Sublingual I was taking. > > So, every day for three months, I took the following. > > GABA PLUS capsules 3x a day containing: > 1200 mg. (400 3x a day) of Niaminacide > 3600 mg. (1200 3x a day) of Inositol > > B-Sublingual Complex (1x a day) containing > 1.7 mg. Riboflavin > 20 mg. Niacinamide > 2 mg. B6 > 1200 mcg. B12 (1.2 mg) > 20 mg. Pantothenic Acid > > Multivitamin containing (will list B's only) > 81.5 mg. Riboflavin > 15 mg. Niacin > 81.5 mg. B6 > 400 mcg Folic Acid > 81.5 mcg B12 > 81.5 mcg Biotin > 100 mg. Pantothenic Acid > > At the end of three months, I had a badly swollen > inflamed liver from the large amounts of Niacinamide > apparently (didn't know it would do that, no warnings > on the GABA Plus bottle). The liver problems have > taken about two weeks to go away but are better now. > Still a few twinges of pain but much better. > > BUT, when I went in for testing at the Drs. on Oct. > 31st, a completely unexpected result was that I have > no more Hashi's antibodies. > > This wasn't my intent when I was taking all those B's > at all, nor in painting on the Lugol's. I had no idea > this would happen. > > I've gone off all forms of Niacinamide, and will stay > off it now. But in about a week or so when I'm sure my > liver doesn't hurt anymore, I'll resume taking > Inositol and my B Complex sublingual, and my > multivitamin with the B's in it. > > I'll get retested for the Hashi's antibodies on Dec. > 13th and see where they are then, after stopping the > Niacinamide especially. Might have some back then, I > don't know. We'll see. > > It IS possible that the test in August was mistaken > and that I never had Hashi's antibodies. It's also > possible that the most recent test Oct. 31 was > mistaken and gave a false negative. So the test in > Dec. will help rule out either or both of those > possibilities. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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