Re: Armour and high body temp

[Guest guest]

Jim,

Ive always felt cold and then when i started to take temps i realised

why...i WAS cold.

Yesterday when i measured when feeling hot,i WAS hot. So i guess for me

its what i feel I am...if you know what i mean.

though i have to say that the past 3 weeks are the warmest ive ever

felt,and yet as you say there have been times like you described,but

only twice(ben keeping records as being warm is a novil thing for me)

Im just not used to all this heat !!!

Isnt t3 the hormone that gets temps up in 'wilsons' treatment ?

Ive been fairly stable during these 3 weeks,but its only early days.

This morning 37.1 which is the warmest morning of my life,im worst in

the morning for cold temps.

Will see what happens. .

[Guest guest]

Jim,

Ive always felt cold and then when I started to take temps I realized

why...I WAS cold.

Hi

I completely have the same experience.. Just started taking temperatures a

week ago and I was so surprised when I found out that my temp goes down to 35.8

sometimes.I am now telling this to my friends who think I have psychological

problem.

best wishes.

nil/7

[Guest guest]

Hey Nil,

" I am now telling this to my friends who think I have psychological

problem. "

Man that just cracks me up ! Anything people dont understand... must be

that YOU have a mental problem.

Ive really gotten over worrying about what people think as,if you havnt

gone through it,you dont know what your talking about..now i just laugh

at their ignorance.

Even if you dont understand,why presume its a mental problem..to even

say this to you is beyond belief. It sounds like the old days when they

put you in a sanitorium !!

.

[Guest guest]

On Jan 1, 2008, at 3:04 PM, k8teeth wrote

> Even if you dont understand,why presume its a mental problem..to even

> say this to you is beyond belief. It sounds like the old days when

> they

> put you in a sanitorium !!

>

Well, in all fairness, it IS a mental problem.. Although mental

would have to be expanded to include 'brain' as well as 'mind', and

people have to be reminded that the pituitary is (sort of) part of

the brain, and the hypothalamus definitely is..

, it could be worse (and for me as well) - you could be told

you have a " woman's problem " .. I love the quote by a man from

Shoman's book that goes something like this:

" I'm not asking for a mammogram, I'm asking for a thyroid test. The

last time I checked, the thyroid was a little bit of tissue that both

men AND women had.. "

Jim

[Guest guest]

Jim

So,you are thinking main problem is at hypothalamus and/or pituitary?That is

what I am thinking for my case of CFS. Do you think this applies to all adrenal

fatigue cases?

but even if the root cause is in the brain that does not mean that our symptoms

are made up by us to get some attention or just because we are depressed. many

people,when they say `psychological` mean hypochondria or depression. they don't

have much info on hpa axis abnormalities.

thanks.

Nil

>

Well, in all fairness, it IS a mental problem.. Although mental

would have to be expanded to include 'brain' as well as 'mind', and

people have to be reminded that the pituitary is (sort of) part of

the brain, and the hypothalamus definitely is..

, it could be worse (and for me as well) - you could be told

you have a " woman's problem " .. I love the quote by a man from

Shoman's book that goes something like this:

" I'm not asking for a mammogram, I'm asking for a thyroid test. The

last time I checked, the thyroid was a little bit of tissue that both

men AND women had.. "