timing for relapses

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Does anybody know if there is a certain time of the year where relapses are more

common?

the two times I've had mine were in December each time.

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam

December is the first month of Summer where I'm originally from too (Australia)

and where I'm from (South Australia) we have very dry high temperatures in the

Summer - minimal humidity.

I don't tend to get nauseous from the heat - I just lose the ability to move my

legs when it's humid. They get so heavy that my feet tend to drag and it's not

much fun!

In dry heat, I'm fine - it's the humidity that kills me. I only get headaches if

I've neglected to keep my fluid intake up.

'What we do in life, echoes through eternity.'

MARCUS AURELIUS (121 - 180 A.D.)

To: mscured

From: pamcastro@...

Date: Mon, 23 May 2011 05:28:38 -0700

Subject: Re: timing for relapses

hi,

Do you also get nauseous with heat intolerance? I feel hot all the time and it

makes me feel nauseous, it gives me a headache

[Guest guest]

I have one of those cooling vests but I found it to be heavy and awkward besides

being too much trouble. Prokarin is helping me with heat intolerance. I

believe both Prokarin and the Liberation Treatment are benefitting the thyroid

and this why they are getting positive results. I'm making an effort today to

drink more water as this was also suggested by Dr. Browenstein to support the

thyroid. I have to remind myself all the time to do this! Sometimes I add ACV

and a sprinkle of sea salt.

I'm able to sit in the sun more and I'm getting a tan!

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> Make sure you drink LOADS of water - should get rid of the headache.

> A few years ago I was using apple cider vinegar for something and spirulina

for something else. Quite by chance it seemed to get rid of most of my heat

intolerance. No idea why or if it was just coincidence.e of sea