Re: Too much Mercury - liver stress - fructose intolerance? thyroid and sulfur

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> About my thyroid. I have TSH, Free T3 tested. And they were

> normal.

When hypothyroidism is secondary (originates in the pituitary) the TSH

can be low, normal or high. Free T3 should be in the top 1/4 of the

normal range to be optimal.

You could post you actual results and normal ranges for us to look at.

If you suspect hypothyroidism find a list of symptoms to check against

yours.

>Is it possible that the body has become desensitized

> to thyroid hormone?

It is possible that sufficient T3 isn't getting to the places where it

is needed.

It is also possible that the body is producing anti thyroid antibodies

or antibodies against the transporter proteins. There are three

thyroid antibody tests that you can ask for.

> So while the levels are ok, the desensi-

> tization makes one still deficient?

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> I never had fillings, so no amalgam ever in my mouth.

What about other exposures to mercury - such as from vaccines, high

mercury fish, exposure in the womb, broken thermometers, etc.

Have you had a hair test and did you post the results here?

The

> cause for me is probably a leaky gut from celiac disease

> which I had for 20 years before I found out about it.

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> Nicola I have started my 3 round of ALA. I have also added

> smal amounts of NAC to improve detoxification.

>When I took

> NAC, MSM

It would be a good idea to do a sulfur food exclusion and challenge

trial to see if you are sensitive to sulfur foods. If you are it

might be better to avoid the NAC and MSM for now.

J

vitamin C and vitamin E without ALA I got a major

> headache(redistribution probably). Now that I use ALA along

> I have no such issue. I did get a nightmare yesterday.

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> I also take minerals because I feel them getting depleted

> when I use ALA.

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> Hope you are doing well.

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> Greetings Ali

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