Re: Dr Peatfield's latest book

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Yes,

that is the latest book " Your Thyroid and how to Keep it Healthy " . TPA-UK

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Dr

Peatfield is writing another book - which will be what he calls 'his legacy to

all sufferers of thyroid disease'.

Shop at

Amazon.co.uk!

Luv - Sheila

Can anyone confirm if this is his latest

edition or is there one coming out... http://www.hammersmithpress.co.uk/yourthyroid.html

I need this info for our Facebook site. Thank you. Love Jacquie

[Guest guest]

I'm looking forward to the new book. I hope it will be available on Amazon.com

US....don't forget us on this side of the planet :0)

Does he have a publishing date in mind?

Cheers,

JOT

[Guest guest]

I have remembered you on the other side of the planet JOT - we

haven't got it on the web site yet, but TPA has been accepted as an Associate

for Amazon co.uk and now been accepted as an Association for Amazon.com. Try this

link and see if it works for those outside of the UK http://www.amazon.com?_encoding=UTF8 & tag=thyrpatiadvo-20

No

publication date as yet, because the book is still being completed, but

hopefully, it shouldn't be too long now.

Luv - Sheila

I'm looking forward to the new book. I hope it will be available on Amazon.com

US....don't forget us on this side of the planet :0)

Does he have a publishing date in mind?

Cheers,

JOT

[Guest guest]

Yes, that link took me right to my personal amazon.com page. Now do I have to go

into some other place and put your charity in first? By just clicking on that

link is it going to work?

Also, have you told Barry about Broda ' levels for ferritin for women?

Does he have Mark Starr's book? It would be nice to have a thyroid book which

does indeed have this correct information..since every book out there now and

every website has the incorrect info.

Page 182 in Mark Starr's book Hypothyroidism Type 2 :

" The Foundation recommends an iron (ferritin) level over 100 ng/ml.

Ferritin levels over 130 are advised for menstruating women.

Most of my patients have ferritin levels far below those recommended by the

Foundation..... "

cheers,

JOT

> I have remembered you on the other side of the planet JOT - we haven't got

> it on the web site yet, but TPA has been accepted as an Associate for Amazon

> co.uk and now been accepted as an Association for Amazon.com. Try this link

> and see if it works for those outside of the UK

> <http://www.amazon.com?_encoding=UTF8 & tag=thyrpatiadvo-20>

> http://www.amazon.com?_encoding=UTF8 & tag=thyrpatiadvo-20

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> Yes, that link took me right to my personal amazon.com page. Now do I have to go into some other place and put your charity in first? By just clicking on that link is it going to work?Sheila, Jot and all, I have posted this US link on FB... it takes you directly there and the only way you will know you are donating to TPA is by the URL above. This will show that you are on the correct page... it is that straightforward. I will set up a separate document explaining all so that it doesn't get lost as more people post.> Also, have you told Barry about Broda ' levels for ferritin for women? Does he have Mark Starr's book? It would be nice to have a thyroid book which does indeed have this correct information..since every book out there now and every website has the incorrect info.> > Page 182 in Mark Starr's book Hypothyroidism Type 2 :> > "The Foundation recommends an iron (ferritin) level over 100 ng/ml. Ferritin levels over 130 are advised for menstruating women.> Most of my patients have ferritin levels far below those recommended by the Foundation....."Yes, I remember reading this in a post you sent some time ago.... that optimal Ferritin levels are indeed 110-120 and not 70-90. This is the link: thyroid treatment/message/82316> > > > > I have remembered you on the other side of the planet JOT - we haven't got> > it on the web site yet, but TPA has been accepted as an Associate for Amazon> > co.uk and now been accepted as an Association for Amazon.com. Try this link> > and see if it works for those outside of the UK> > <http://www.amazon.com?_encoding=UTF8 & tag=thyrpatiadvo-20>> > http://www.amazon.com?_encoding=UTF8 & tag=thyrpatiadvo-20>

[Guest guest]

I

will be showing this to hymn this morning Jot. Many thanks for posting this

information. I am one who has always recommended women should have a ferritin

level of between 70 and 90 and will need to rethink this.

Luv

- Sheila

Also, have you told Barry about Broda ' levels for ferritin for women?

Does he have Mark Starr's book? It would be nice to have a thyroid book which

does indeed have this correct information..since every book out there now and

every website has the incorrect info.

Page 182 in Mark Starr's book Hypothyroidism Type 2 :

" The Foundation recommends an iron (ferritin) level over 100 ng/ml.

Ferritin levels over 130 are advised for menstruating women.

Most of my patients have ferritin levels far below those recommended by the

Foundation..... "

cheers,

JOT