Re: creatinine kinase sCK / thyroid

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I see CFS and thyroid as affects of not enough nutrients and too much toxicity.

Thyroid is low because one's metabolism is compromised and can't keep up with

normal thryoid hormone levels. Most docs reverse cause and effect and assume

people fatigue because there is a problem with the thyroid system. Thyroid

hormone is like the gas petal and the metabolism is like the fuel tank. What

good will it do to push down to go faster when you don't have enough fuel and

your body needs to slow down to get better mpg to go further.

Many people try to treat thyoid by taking more hormone but this has limited

benefit without more fuel produced by digestion, the liver, sleeping more, etc.

Metabolism is slow because there is not enough nutrients, toxicity blocking

nutrient uptake, and there is hormonal chaos from too much sugar in the diet.

If there is a problem with the thyroid, it is often because the hormone is

impaired by toxins in the halogen group: chlorine, floride, and bromine that

replace iodine that is also a halogen. T4 thyroid hormone is tyrosine with 4

iodine molecules attached. If chlorine is attached instead you get a fake

hormone that shows up normal on tests but the body cannot use it. Fascinating

stuff.

Hess PhD

San , California

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Good post interesting!

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Re: creatinine kinase sCK / thyroid

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I see CFS and thyroid as affects of not enough nutrients and too much toxicity.

Thyroid is low because one's metabolism is compromised and can't keep up with

normal thryoid hormone levels. Most docs reverse cause and effect and assume

people fatigue because there is a problem with the thyroid system. Thyroid

hormone is like the gas petal and the metabolism is like the fuel tank. What

good will it do to push down to go faster when you don't have enough fuel and

your body needs to slow down to get better mpg to go further.

Many people try to treat thyoid by taking more hormone but this has limited

benefit without more fuel produced by digestion, the liver, sleeping more, etc.

Metabolism is slow because there is not enough nutrients, toxicity blocking

nutrient uptake, and there is hormonal chaos from too much sugar in the diet.

If there is a problem with the thyroid, it is often because the hormone is

impaired by toxins in the halogen group: chlorine, floride, and bromine that

replace iodine that is also a halogen. T4 thyroid hormone is tyrosine with 4

iodine molecules attached. If chlorine is attached instead you get a fake

hormone that shows up normal on tests but the body cannot use it. Fascinating

stuff.

Hess PhD

San , California

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If you don't mind me asking stupid questions.....I have an upcoming appt with an

endocrinologist & I'm almost certain he won't understand these issues either.

Sounds like you wouldn't want to take hormones because it would stress your

system more? Would taking iodine supplementation be more beneficial?

I actually take compounded T3/T4 plus I added iodine on my own. I obviously

don't know what I'm doing and doctors are equally ignorant. I have had some

reduction of symptoms by taking T3/T4, but my levels are still low.

Joy

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> I see CFS and thyroid as affects of not enough nutrients and too much

toxicity.

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> Thyroid is low because one's metabolism is compromised and can't keep up with

normal thryoid hormone levels. Most docs reverse cause and effect and assume

people fatigue because there is a problem with the thyroid system. Thyroid

hormone is like the gas petal and the metabolism is like the fuel tank. What

good will it do to push down to go faster when you don't have enough fuel and

your body needs to slow down to get better mpg to go further.

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> Many people try to treat thyoid by taking more hormone but this has limited

benefit without more fuel produced by digestion, the liver, sleeping more, etc.

Metabolism is slow because there is not enough nutrients, toxicity blocking

nutrient uptake, and there is hormonal chaos from too much sugar in the diet.

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> If there is a problem with the thyroid, it is often because the hormone is

impaired by toxins in the halogen group: chlorine, floride, and bromine that

replace iodine that is also a halogen. T4 thyroid hormone is tyrosine with 4

iodine molecules attached. If chlorine is attached instead you get a fake

hormone that shows up normal on tests but the body cannot use it. Fascinating

stuff.

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> Hess PhD

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> San , California

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