Guest guest Posted April 16, 2011 Report Share Posted April 16, 2011 > > hi there, what you describe is your adrenals, the answer to the question is no > there are not strong yet and you will have to Waite a while, not easy to do but > worth it in the end-Rome was not built in a day and so the adrenals need time to > get well again. when they are better you will be able to see how the thyroid is > ! first the Adrenals then the thyroid not the other way round. > Thank you for your opinion Judith. So how do I go about stopping the NDT? Do I just stop the NDT completely and not take anything except the adrenal supplements and Nutri Thyroid + the hundreds of other supplements etc. How long do I wait before restarting my NDT? How do I restart my NDT, as I did the first time following the TPA guidelines? How do I know when I am ready to start the NDT again? Should I perhaps do a saliva test if I think I am ready to start again? I have been treating my adrenals for about 3 months now, any idea of an average healing time? Many thanks again.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2011 Report Share Posted April 16, 2011 MODERATED TO REMOVE MESSAGES PREVIOUSLY READ. PLEASE DELETE THESE AND LEAVE JUST A SMALL SECTION OF WHAT YOU ARE RESPONDING TO BEFORE CLICKING 'SEND'.MANY THANKS - SHEILA _________________________________________________________ Hi, Shelia, your recommendations are exactly what I have been doing for the last three months and when I started my blood pressure went up when I stood up and my adrenal temperature tests were ok but now after having followed TPA & Peatfield instructions I find that my temp. and lowered blood pressure on standing are indicative of more adrenal fatigue. It's taken me 3 months approx. to work up to NDT 2.5gr (and I haven't finished increasing yet) but I am now beginning to feel some of the old hypothyroid symptoms slightly returning. If I stop all thyroid hormones now, how long should I stay off them, besides which, surely after a week or ten days I need to be on some sort of thyroid hormones. When you consider that I started NAX and then started NDT 10 days later at 1/2grain and worked my way up slowly following instructions then surely that is less of a strain on the adrenals than had I restarted 100mcg levothyroxine(which was what I was on before)all in one go. Get what I mean? (I'm not always easy to understand haha.) Oh and I've been on Selenium and Zinc for donkeys years and am working on my ferritin and am taking 5000mg Vit C and all the recommended stuff which brings me up to about 30 tablets a day not counting my NDT. (Who needs food, haha.) thanks for your help... > > When starting to supplement your adrenals, it is recommended you stop all > thyroid hormone replacement (either synthetic or natural) for 7 days and > just take a supplement such as Nutri Adrenal Extra for those 7 days (taking > one tablet with breakfast), and then on the 8th day, increase your NAE by > one tablet, taking this one with your lunch, and add back your thyroid > hormone replacement in the same dose you were taking before. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2011 Report Share Posted April 16, 2011 Hi Sheila, Yes I did increase the Nutri Adrenal Extra as you describe and am up to 5 a day.I was feeling pretty good but started to go back again and have been failing on all the adrenal home tests for several days. Judith suggested I should stop my NTD and start again after 10 days so I didn't take my 1 grain this afternoon and, would you believe it, I have just taken my blood pressure laying down and then standing up and for the first time in days it has gone UP when I stand. That does seem to point to the adrenals not being able to cope with 2.5 grains of NTD. What do you suggest, that I do as Judith suggests and start again from scratch going very slowly? Thank you.... > > Did you actually increase the Nutri Adrenal Extra every 10 days to 2 weeks, > taking half your dose with breakfast and the other half with lunch. You > should increase in this way (whilst taking your thyroid hormone replacement) > until your symptoms go away. If you are still suffering with symptoms after > you get up to 6 tablets of NEA daily, then this is an indication that you > need a course of hydrocortisone. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 17, 2011 Report Share Posted April 17, 2011 Ok, thank you Sheila, I'll wait as long as I can then start again real slowly, slower than before....Val > > See how you get on without your NDT for a while and just taking the Nutri > Adrenal Extra - old messages deleted by moderator Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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