Re: Back with Lugol and Friends

[Guest guest]

check your thyroid

 

and not by the regular english doctor.

 

you can do the barnes test

On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 3:19 PM, the.beingwell <thebeingwell@...> wrote:

 

Hi,I just thought I would share and have a question. I started the Iodine and companion nutrients protocol in October 2009. It helped enormously with depressed feelings & thoughts, muscle pain, knee problems and general energy levels. However, my (unearned) weight never shifted. My family eat more than I do and remain slender.

I eat all fresh, mainly organic and locally sourced meat and vegetables. I do take care over having a healthy diet and plan meals so I get a broad spectrum of foods. Due to the weight not shifting despite so much effort being made, I lost hope last December and stopped the iodine protocol altogether. In the last week, I became aware that my old symptoms were coming back. So, out came Lugol and Friends. The difference after just two days is noticeable. So, I'm back on the regime.

But does anyone have any ideas about the weight and how to get my metabolism moving faster? Thank you!Deborah in the UK

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Thanks. I wouldn't go near my GP as they would simply sneer at all of this.

I believe my thyroid and adrenals have been low for many years. An Ayurvedic

physician confirmed this. My basal temp has been low for years too. I was hoping

the iodine protocol would help, but it doesn't seem to be enough.

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> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > I just thought I would share and have a question. I started the Iodine and

> > companion nutrients protocol in October 2009. It helped enormously with

> > depressed feelings & thoughts, muscle pain, knee problems and general energy

> > levels. However, my (unearned) weight never shifted. My family eat more than

> > I do and remain slender.

> >

> > I eat all fresh, mainly organic and locally sourced meat and vegetables. I

> > do take care over having a healthy diet and plan meals so I get a broad

> > spectrum of foods.

> >

> > Due to the weight not shifting despite so much effort being made, I lost

> > hope last December and stopped the iodine protocol altogether. In the last

> > week, I became aware that my old symptoms were coming back. So, out came

> > Lugol and Friends. The difference after just two days is noticeable. So, I'm

> > back on the regime.

> >

> > But does anyone have any ideas about the weight and how to get my

> > metabolism moving faster?

> >

> > Thank you!

> > Deborah in the UK

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

iodine is not enough.adrenal and thyroid need hormones if it is severe enough.

otherwise you can try cytozyme ad and GTA forte of biotics

On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 5:04 PM, the.beingwell <thebeingwell@...> wrote:

 

Hi,Thanks. I wouldn't go near my GP as they would simply sneer at all of this. I believe my thyroid and adrenals have been low for many years. An Ayurvedic physician confirmed this. My basal temp has been low for years too. I was hoping the iodine protocol would help, but it doesn't seem to be enough.

> > >> >> > Hi,> >> > I just thought I would share and have a question. I started the Iodine and> > companion nutrients protocol in October 2009. It helped enormously with

> > depressed feelings & thoughts, muscle pain, knee problems and general energy> > levels. However, my (unearned) weight never shifted. My family eat more than> > I do and remain slender.

> >> > I eat all fresh, mainly organic and locally sourced meat and vegetables. I> > do take care over having a healthy diet and plan meals so I get a broad> > spectrum of foods.> >

> > Due to the weight not shifting despite so much effort being made, I lost> > hope last December and stopped the iodine protocol altogether. In the last> > week, I became aware that my old symptoms were coming back. So, out came

> > Lugol and Friends. The difference after just two days is noticeable. So, I'm> > back on the regime.> >> > But does anyone have any ideas about the weight and how to get my> > metabolism moving faster?

> >> > Thank you!> > Deborah in the UK> >> > > >>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for this.

Do you happen to know which Cytozyme as there appears to be a variety of them:

http://www.nutri-linkltd.co.uk/products/categories/glandulars/

And do you have any clue how to set about getting a prescription for GTA Force

if your GP won't go near this?

Sorry for all the questions, but this feels like the next important step

forward.

Cheers,

Deborah in the UK

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[Guest guest]

it is cytozyme-AD

 

you do not need prescription for GTA forte

On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 12:01 AM, the.beingwell <thebeingwell@...> wrote:

 

Thank you for this. Do you happen to know which Cytozyme as there appears to be a variety of them: http://www.nutri-linkltd.co.uk/products/categories/glandulars/

And do you have any clue how to set about getting a prescription for GTA Force if your GP won't go near this? Sorry for all the questions, but this feels like the next important step forward.Cheers,

Deborah in the UK >