Re: Thought you'd like to hear about Georgina (Photos)

[Guest guest]

Hi Sheila and everyone, I've just uploaded the Photos as promised,

great improvement after Just 12 weeks on Armour. Thought I'd post

these now before we go on holiday next week and she gets a suntan,

Although we do have plenty of factor 30.

Best wishes .

> We have a photo of her back before she started on the armour and she

> is happy for it to be posted on the site along with an after photo

> in the near future.

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

.... do you have hemochromatosis in the family?

best wishes

Bob

> Hi Sheila and everyone, I've just uploaded the Photos as promised,

> great improvement after Just 12 weeks on Armour. Thought I'd post

[Guest guest]

Hi Bob, No my wife doesn't. The dermatologist told her after her

skin biopsy that it is fibrous skin and there's no know cure, She's

not sure of the medical term for it as the Dr was very hard to

understand, but the Armour had a immediate effect.

> > Hi Sheila and everyone, I've just uploaded the Photos as

promised,

> > great improvement after Just 12 weeks on Armour. Thought I'd post

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

Many thanks for posting the photo's and what a difference in

the hives after Georgina started Armour. I cannot believe that doctors are

denying the value of natural thyroid extract when there is so much anecdotal

evidence to show that it works and that it is far superior to levothyroxine

alone therapy - or even synthetic T4/T3 combination therapy. I hope you

both get plenty of sunshine and that you feel much better for your holiday. I

think we could all do with some sunshine right now. How long are you away for.

Again, thanks for the photo's - this now makes two

photographs showing skin problems, which some of us suffer with

hypothyroidism.

Luv - Sheila

Hi Sheila and everyone, I've just uploaded the Photos

as promised,

great improvement after Just 12 weeks on Armour. Thought I'd post

these now before we go on holiday next week and she gets a suntan,

Although we do have plenty of factor 30.

Best wishes .

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sheila, Its unbelievable that doctors see these symptoms along

with multiple TSH reading above 4.2, as in my wife's case, and are

to ignorant or to scared to make any connection. When her

dermatologist told her that there was no known cure she offered her

the phone number of a support group, you can only guess at how many

of that group could have undiagnosed hypothyroidism. maybe the

dermatologist will consider this when my wife goes to see her in

April but I would not hold your breath.

We go away on Friday for two Weeks, hope all goes well while we're

away.

Best wishes

heilaturner@...> wrote:

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> Many thanks for posting the photo's and what a difference in the

hives after

> Georgina started Armour. I cannot believe that doctors are denying

the value

> of natural thyroid extract when there is so much anecdotal

evidence to show

> that it works and that it is far superior to levothyroxine alone

therapy -

> or even synthetic T4/T3 combination therapy. I hope you both get

plenty of

> sunshine and that you feel much better for your holiday. I think

we could

> all do with some sunshine right now. How long are you away for.

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> Again, thanks for the photo's - this now makes two photographs

showing skin

> problems, which some of us suffer with hypothyroidism.

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[Guest guest]

Hi

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melasma

The incidence of melasma also increases in patients with thyroid disease. It is thought that the overproduction of melanocyte-stimulating hormone (MSH) brought on by stress can cause outbreaks of this condition. Other rare causes of melasma include allergic reaction to medications and cosmetics

says try mandelic acid?

best wishes

Bob

>> Hi > Perhaps Georgina should have joined that forum and mentioned about being hypothyroid and that she has started taking natural thyroid extract and the

[Guest guest]

Hi Bob, thanks, there was also useful info on sun screens.

Best wishes

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> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melasma

> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melasma>

> The incidence of melasma also increases in patients with thyroid

disease

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