Guest guest Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 have you looked at low progesterone?? maybe that is why you can't tolerate it? http://www.migraine101.com/thyroid.htm Estrogen Dominance (too much estrogen) causes hypothyroid by lowering the thyroid receptor sensitivity, NOT by lowering the thyroid blood levels. Taking progesterone cream and avoiding xenoestrogens and phytoestrogens wakes up the thyroid receptor after 3-6 months and the hypothyroid goes away. Weight falls off without dieting or exercise. Sugar cravings go away. Hair begins to thicken for most people. > > could anyone share with me wheather they couldnt tollerate any thyroid treatment,then found out what was stopping it working and going on to tollerate it? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2011 Report Share Posted April 11, 2011 - take it from me that there are a great number of people who have found that thyroid hormone replacement wasn't working for them - and after investigating the possible reasons why this was - found the answer through a process of elimination - testing all those minerals/vitamins/low adrenal reserve/systemic candidiasis/mercury poisoning etc etc etc. I have been running this forum now for many years, and many such members never knew of the association between these and their thyroid medication not working. Even GP's and a number of endocrinologists also don't know of the association. No doubt somebody will come and tell you their experience, but please don't doubt the information we give here to our members - we have worked long and hard and done a load of research to find some answers to the problems we have had to face and we would not be giving out such information if had not been proven to work. Sheila could anyone share with me wheather they couldnt tollerate any thyroid treatment,then found out what was stopping it working and going on to tollerate it? ive read the list of conditions which are said to stop treatment working but never read anyone who have tackled it. does that make sence,? brain fog. .x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2011 Report Share Posted April 12, 2011 --- somebody will come and tell you their experience, but please don't > doubt the information we give here to our members - we have worked long and > hard and done a load of research to find some answers to the problems we > have had to face and we would not be giving out such information if had not > been proven to work. > > Sheila > > > > > > > > could anyone share with me wheather they couldnt tollerate any thyroid > treatment,then found out what was stopping it working and going on to > tollerate it? > > ive read the list of conditions which are said to stop treatment working but > never read anyone who have tackled it. > does that make sence,? brain fog. > .x > oh gosh sheila,i wasnt doughting youre advice for one min,i was just asking for some personal experiences, that would help me no end.i wont ask for such help in future as i dont want to offend you and dont like to be TOLD OFF when im trying desperately to find help and hope.x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2011 Report Share Posted April 12, 2011 Hi Please be assured that I was not telling you off - that is not why TPA is here! I was not offended by any remark you made. I agree that others discussing their personal experience is always a great help - this is the whole idea behind running this forum and such discussions take place all the time. I was only trying to reassure you that the information we give members concerning the many associated conditions that go along with the symptoms of hypothyroidism have been well researched and found to work well. I try to help members in whatever way I can, quite voluntarily I would add, spending hours of every day doing what I can because I know exactly what suffering you, and they, are going through, having been there myself. Also, if I felt offended about anything that a member had written, I would not tell them off on the public forum, I would write to them privately. Luv - Sheila --- somebody will come and tell you their experience, but please don't > doubt the information we give here to our members - we have worked long and > hard and done a load of research to find some answers to the problems we > have had to face and we would not be giving out such information if had not > been proven to work. > > Sheila > oh gosh sheila,i wasnt doughting youre advice for one min,i was just asking for some personal experiences, that would help me no end.i wont ask for such help in future as i dont want to offend you and dont like to be TOLD OFF when im trying desperately to find help and hope.x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2011 Report Share Posted April 12, 2011 I think sometimes that it's easy to misunderstand emails and take things the wrong way. Not only that I also find – with me at least – that things written can upset me farmore than the spoken word, even when they're not meant to, it's easy for a phrase or sentence to push the wrong buttons so to speak. If we say something in a face to face or phone conversation, then we can sense the person's mood, by what they say and how they say it, but then in writing this can be lost and we can take offence at something that wasn't meant, and before you know it people are upset over nothing. Moving forward, I hope there are some positive experiences to help . I think sometimes though that people tend to post only when they are not well, then whey get well/better (or try a different approach) they don't tend to post anymore and move on, that's maybe why we don't hear as many success stories perhaps? chris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2011 Report Share Posted April 12, 2011 I just wanted to add to Chris's point (which is absolutely bang on) that one inevitable issue with a forum such as this is that really poorly people are often at their lowest ebb & perhaps a bit more sensitive because they are so desperate for help. I also agree that when people are feeling better they tend to 'move on', this really accentuates just how lucky we are to have knowledgeable volunteers that are feeling better but committed to helping others feel well. , I hope you continue to use the forum as everyone on here is really keen to help you return to wellness. You will get there, it's just a very confusing journey.Kerry x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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