Re: Dean/was: sustained release supplement-okay? PABA

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From: DeanNetwork

Hi ,

Why are you using PABA?

===>Hi Dean, sorry almost missed your post. PABA is also recommended for blood

sugar regulation. That appears one of our problems again, hypoglycemia rearing

its ugly head, probably precipitated by our bad mag, stressing the adrenals,

then causing some minor hypoglycemia.

Chromium has stopped the intermittent fears of people dying (thank goodness)

and her appetite which had gotten HUGE for a month (she was at first anorexic so

we were enjoying this) is now slowed down to a normal pace with just 200 mcgs

Chromium at each meal, now down to 400 mcgs for the day.

We still haven't gotten the Free T3 and antibody report, supposed to come in

tomorrow.

I'm just afraid to use the timed release version PABA, we've had enough

excitement for one summer :-)

I know that DignosTechs advises its used when people test positive for

thyroid antibodies on saliva test. They advice 500mg twice a day for 2

months.

I don't know how it works and how effective it is.

Thanks,

Dean