Re: letter to my friends on serrapeptase and from a member---

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>

> Tina I have been hypo since 19 and I am 54 now. I need T3 at 620

to feel

> semi normal and be functional. My doctor does not go by labs he

goes by

> symptoms.

(this is good to hear a doctor who treates you by symptoms)

I eat liek a biod at around 600-700 calories a day and cannopt

> lose an ounce, which is why he is envcouraging me to go higher

with my

> T3 dosing. I do have true thyroid resistance where labs mean

little. But

> a pulse in the 90's is NOT dangerous and that is where mine is

now.

(Average pulse should be around 60 to maybe high 90 anything higher

along with blood pressure can be dangerous besides exhausting your

heart. Varies of course with age, weight and whether you are active

or not.) the best of course is 70 pulse and 120/80 BP.

I

> have mid-range aldosterone levels at 15 range 4-31 upright. I have

tried

> flirinef and could bnot take it due to more fluid retention but in

the

> summer I need as much as 3 tsp a day of sea salt to have normal

sodium

> levels. I almost died of Myexedema Coma 13 years ago, was given

less

> than 2 years to live then I decided to get brave and self treat,

To HELL

> with the doctors that had me on T4 only and I have saved my own

life,

( always sad to know you were misdiagnosed)

> but alot of damage was done from 20? years on T4 only. Going off

> Premarin caused my Diabetes. It was one more increase in insulin

> reistance I could not handle and I am a type 1.5 which is low

insulin

> and insulin resistacne both. This was why I hunted a hormone

specialist

> to see and drove over 700 miles each way to se him and I am not

> dissapointed. I sent him some of the research on this and I can

> guarantee he will read it and send me his opinion on if it is

worthwhile

> for me or not.

>

>(( I'll send you another site to read))

> Artistic Grooming- Hurricane

WV

>

> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

>

[Guest guest]

I have just read that serrapeptase is a natural

Chelation-Anti-Inflammatory. Chelation as in...you should be using

chelation agents if you have mercury filling?

>

>

>

> Some of you know I have a thyroid support group and we found this

> product called serrapeptase a few years ago---it's been an amazing

> product in its use of reducing inflammation of any kind in the body--

> -cysts, plaque and here it is helping with lupus or fibro type

> symptoms of unknown origin. In Chip his lipid level came down 30

> points and for me my cysts were completely gone after using for 6

> weeks---this woman below used it in a different area--she had huge

> markers for high inflammation. Anyway serrapeptase is totally

> natural--no known side effects except on very large dosages is can

> be consider a blood thinner and it is also useful as a digestive

> enzyme if you take it with food in your stomach---taking it on empty

> goes after the other problems such as mentioned. If you know anyone

> with a illness this will help with inflammation which is evident in

> almost every illness----tina corso

>

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>

> January 15, 2008

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>

> To whom it may concern,

>

>

> I have been suffering from muscle pain for approximately a year and

> a half now and decided to finally look into what was causing my

> discomfort. The physician I saw sent me for diabetes, thyroid, and

> arthritis/lupus testing along with several others. My results were

> all negative and I was in the clear or so I thought…my results

> showed that Inflammation was high. My physician decided to put me

> on prednisone (steroids) for 2 weeks and have me tested again. The

> results were the same…the inflammation was still high-unaffected by

> the steroids and I was still in pain. In my frustration and

> discomfort, I confided in a co-worker my situation. She told me

> about serrapeptase and said it could help with the pain &

> inflammation. I looked up and read a few articles online and

> decided to put my first serrapeptase order in. I received the

> product and began taking 2 capsules every morning before leaving for

> work. After approximately a week and a half, I started to feel the

> difference. My pain level had lowered and I had stopped taking my

> usual 800-1200 mg of Ibuprofen every 4-6 hours. I couldn't believe

> it, it was actually working! I am currently on my 3 rd order of

> serrapeptase, have been referred to a rheumatologist and am awaiting

> test results. Regardless of whatever the case may be, my pain level

> has dramatically decreased and I am extremely happy with the

> efficacy of serrapeptase.

>

>

> Regards,

>

>

> Bertha

>

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[Guest guest]

>>the best of course is 70 pulse and 120/80<<

yes but that is unrealistic for someone at 210 pounds that has had congestive

heart failur for 13 years.. no signs of it now with the T3 however! But after

having a BP of 245/148 and pulse that stayed at 120 for years I feel good in the

90's, and when I lose weight I will worry abotu a highish pulse, which is mostly

form my chronic low sodium now.

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Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I bought some today. Should it be taken on a empty stomach? Thanks, Bernetta

-- Re: letter to my friends on serrapeptase and from a member---

depends on your inflammation or fibrin level--but the average is 2

in morning or take two at night on empty stomach--

some take one in am and one in pm--

if you have higher levels of fibrin---inflammation ---your T3 is not

working---you will need at least 4 a day---

you have to try it out and see but the best way of course is to get

the fibrin testing--

for inflammation levels---

this product is the best we have ever used in regard to

fibro--cysts, plaque, arthritis---anything that inhibits blood and

O2 being free of feeding the cells---

>

> Thanks I have ordered some to try, what is a good dosage to take?

>

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> Artistic Grooming- Hurricane

WV

>

> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

>

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when taken on a full stomach it is used as a digestive enzyme but on

empty it's affective in going after the fibrin ----fyi

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> > Thanks I have ordered some to try, what is a good dosage to take?

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> > Artistic Grooming- Hurricane

> WV

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> > http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

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>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

> > http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serrapeptase

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> > > Thanks I have ordered some to try, what is a good dosage to

take?

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> > > Artistic Grooming-

Hurricane

> > WV

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> > > http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

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[Guest guest]

Please read all the info it does take time--my suggestion is 2 to 4

months with testing in-between this way you can see the results on

paper.

I did have two posters one totally got rid of fibro on serrpeptase

but still takes one a day---

and another actually got rid of her hypo but it was a very mild case

of hashimoto's which can still come back at any time. What she did

was able to control the inflammation attack to the thyroid. But she

knows anything can make this come back again.

Some with very mild hypo can have years of on again off again due to

the hashi's.

But eventually it can get worse--

hopefully this can help some of you!!!!!!!!!!!

please keep me posted----tina

>

> Thanks for the info Tina!

>

> I'm gonna bite the bullet and give some a try too,

> Mark

>

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Hi guys I just somehow found this group and knew that article I

posted would help those on high doses of t3 and not understand why

it's not working--because of the fibrin problems--thus the article--

and what we have used to combat this with my daughter---serrapeptase

or heperin--

the serrapeptase we can try ourselves the heperin you need a doctor--

Many of us with Rt3 have this issue because of the high inflammation

caused by high cortisol levels --or those with a high level of

antibodies (from Hashi's)

You can test for high fibrin levels if you can get your doctor to do

so.

But the great thing about serrpeptase it does many other good things

for those of us with thyroid --reducing lipid levels as well---which

is a problem for some ---Not all.

Anyway I didn't pop in to take anyone away from this group ==my

group is beginning thyroid disease--

but in the years of doing this you find things along the way--

So I'll pop in when I can---

one more thing I have noticed if you have Rt3 you should not be

taking any t4---zero===

doctor giving you armour or synthroid is a big mistake--

and you must take calcium at night so you don't have that problem--

take all your vitamins at night and thyroid in morning---if you can

get time released it's best--(with dinner is good)--you can take

serrapeptase right before bed---or before breakfast--

well must run---

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> > http://www.iherb.com/Search.aspx?c=1 & st=l & kw=serrapeptase

> >

> > this gives you a broad scope-- I use these two--

> >

> > source naturals has higher MG---

> >

> > always take empty stomach---or else it's a digestive enzyme--

> >

> > you will feel difference in two weeks to a month---take at

least

> 2 a day---up to 4 depending upon your fibrin levels and these can

be

> tested from your doctor----

> >

>

[Guest guest]

morning first thing we take time released t3

take shower--ect.

than take serrpepase after shower

get ready for work--

grab breakfast at work-or on the way

lunch (you can take other pills here as well)

dinner take all other vitamins with food--

late night serrapetase before bed--

this way we avoid any interactions with drugs--

what we do----fyi

> > >

> > > http://www.iherb.com/Search.aspx?c=1 & st=l & kw=serrapeptase

> > >

> > > this gives you a broad scope-- I use these two--

> > >

> > > source naturals has higher MG---

> > >

> > > always take empty stomach---or else it's a digestive enzyme--

> > >

> > > you will feel difference in two weeks to a month---take at

> least

> > 2 a day---up to 4 depending upon your fibrin levels and these

can

> be

> > tested from your doctor----

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