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Hi, My son was always cold, an early symptom long before we knew he had lyme.

His hands and feet were always cold. This was very abnormal for him. Also,

it seemed that his temperature was lower right before his 4 week cycle and

his herx began. And his worst herx was after he had been hot tubbing

frequently. It has been back to normal now for about 3 months and he is

pretty much symptom free(only slight fatigue) but still on Doxycycline. I' m

wondering if this is related to the T3 / T4 thryoid problems they refer to

with lyme?

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Hi ,

I am always cold too. I have so many blankets on my bed it is not even

funny. My daughters are always complaining that the house is too warm. My

sons came over to work here and opened the windows. Think the heated

matress pads sound great, I might give them a try.

Me Mom

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> From: linda <linda@...>

> < egroups>

> Subject: [ ] re: freezing

> Date: Saturday, January 13, 2001 11:16 PM

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> I'm cold all the time too. I finally bought one of those heated matress

pads - I can't stand an electric blanket. It has really done the trick for

me.

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Thanks everyone for your thoughts on honey and cheeses. What do

people think about freezing? Are there certain foods that can be

frozen without destroying their integrity? Henry Bieler describes in

vivid detail the destruction of milk protein by freezing, so I won't

be freezing cheese anymore.

Being a household of one with a small appetite, it comes in really

handy to be able to freeze some foods, but I don't want to be making

any big mistakes with this. I've been freezing bananas and then

heating them slightly in the toaster oven to thaw. Any problem with

that, or other fruits?

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