Re: Re: Low thyroid

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you do have to be careful however with selenium as it IS easy to get selenium poisening, so If you start loosing hair or get really sick watch out. I don't think they recommend much over 200 mcgs

From: CGF

Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2011 9:56 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re: Low thyroid

We also sup selenium. My son is a through the roof copper kid. Now, he has red highlights in his hair, so I think he is excreting.BTW, my son was also a chewer until we added zinc.>> Toni mentioned that, too - My older guy takes it - I think I'll add it to my > little guy's arsenal.> > Sidenote about selenium for those interested: Many many people are > deficient...not just ASD kids. Selenium is required for hundreds of functions > in the body (much like magnesium). When something goes wrong, selenium can be a > good place to look first. I stumble upon this pretty consistently in my > reading. Hope this helps somebody sometime : )> > > > > ________________________________> > To: mb12 valtrex > Sent: Sat, January 29, 2011 2:44:05 PM> Subject: Re: Low thyroid> >  > I corrected my thyroid issue with selenium ONLY....been checking for 6 years now > and it's stayed fine even with out me having to continue it now!> > > > From: T Lynn > Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2011 10:55 AM> To: mb12 valtrex > Subject: Low thyroid>  > > , Here's a good site for you to check out. It's a decent cumulation of > everything I've been reading about thyroid support:> > naturalways.com - click on "fatigue: a common problem"> > It doesn't look like any of the supplements sold can touch what you are able to > do with juicing. (Unless you want to take bovine thyroid). You will find that > you're pretty much right on target with the juicer juice you make. Except > cabbage: if the thyroid problem is more severe, they suggest you avoid it.> > Hope this helps, mama.> -Tammy>