Re: high fibrin levels/ new member

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I have never heard of this before, thanks for sending the link. I have

sent it to my doctor as a possibility for me. Heck I have been my own

guinea pig for years I will try most anything!

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I run my own thyroid support group as well---but we don't have many rt3 people----this research we have found from using serrpeptase and then my own daugther using heprin found GREAT relief gettin O2 into the cell ------ this is one of the MAIN problems----fibrin and lack of oxygen---- but we still can't fix hair loss---- T wrote: I have never heard of this before, thanks for sending the link. I have sent it to my doctor as a

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[Guest guest]

This topic has really got my attention. Before I make a couple of

comments can you tell me how this is specifically related to RT3? I

didn't see anything in the articles mentioned.

Just a couple of comments that might help some others. I have adrenal

fatigue and Hashi's and high RT3 but nothing I've taken (HC and

Synthroid and T3) has helped the unbearable fatigue. For the last 12

years I was under the impression I had CFS. After finding all this

adrenal and thyroid info I though, no maybe not CFS but rather these

two things. But since getting no relief from the fatigue I wonder if

I might not have all three.

The topic caught my eye in a major way because recently my doctor (who

is a researcher and lecturer) told me he was going to a conference

where Dr. Cheney will be attending. Dr. Cheney is the top expert

on CFS in the country. My doctor told me that Dr. Cheney has a theory

that people with CFS are chronically hypoxic (low oxygen to the

cells). As soon as he said that, my ears perked up. I have problems

with altitude changes and have passed out twice on a plane from what I

perceive to be a lack of oxygen. Not air, but oxygen and somehow, how

I use the oxygen. This is directly related to this discussion about

Heperin or serrpeptase. I did a quick search for serrpeptase and sure

enough there is mention of Dr. Cheney and his theory of low oxygen.

It's all kind of come together in a nice circle.

So, if anyone still has huge fatigue this is absolutely something to

check into.

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> Below is an article that I have found is a huge problem with those

> of rt3--hugh fibrin levels--we use serrpeptase to help ---other

> cases heperin--

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> has anyone here be given this?

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> thanks---tina

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[Guest guest]

I don't see the article? Did you forget to give the link ;>)?

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> >> Below is an article that I have found is a huge problem with those

> >> of rt3--hugh fibrin levels--we use serrpeptase to help ---other

> >> cases heperin--

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> >> has anyone here be given this?

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> >> thanks---tina

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