Re: Armour not recommended for replacement therapy (I assume total replacement?)

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Jim Witte wrote:

>

> Just was looking at the QuestDiagnostics site (they don't do RT3

> either it looks like)

Quest can run a RT3 for you. I have to use them because of my

insurance. But each office is different. You might not like the staff

at one office, but they can be fine at another. My experience anyway.

I've been to 4 different ones.

http://tinyurl.com/2cptgn

Barb

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Cheri, you said the lab technicians damage your veins. Any idea at all what

causses fragile veins? Last week while taking chelation the vein blew (puffed

up) so she put it in the other arm and it did the same thing.The technician is

very experienced, and this only happened once in one arm out of 30-40

treatments. I was wondering if it's the cold weather or am I water logged f rom

water retention due to being hypo right now. Anybody have any ideas?

Pat

RE: Armour not recommended for replacement therapy (I

assume total replacement?)

I personally hate Quest. Whenever I had used them in the past their staff

members were always incompetent and didn't know the proper way to draw and

store certain blood tests. So much so, that I took my slip and walked out

when I got into an argument with one staff member.

I found a great woman and LabCorp. Only one who know how to get blood from

me without damaging my veins.

Cheri

[Guest guest]

I'd expect vasculitis (autoimmune inflammation of the blood vessel

wall) could cause fragile veins, although I'd expect that to be very

rare indeed. Although perhaps being poked by a needle can set off

the immune reaction in the vein.

Jim

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I am not positive and still investigating this as that was in 2001 and my

veins were pretty good back then, she was just a bad tech.

Now my veins are not good and I am trying to figure out the reason. I have

read deficiencies like Magnesium, B12 especially and Vit C. I also read

aldosterone being low causes it which I think makes sense with adrenal

fatigued people.

Do you have an hematoma at the site where the puncture is?

Cheri

-----Original Message-----

Cheri, you said the lab technicians damage your veins. Any idea at all

what causses fragile veins? Last week while taking chelation the vein blew

(puffed up) so she put it in the other arm and it did the same thing.The

technician is very experienced, and this only happened once in one arm out

of 30-40 treatments. I was wondering if it's the cold weather or am I water

logged f rom water retention due to being hypo right now. Anybody have any

ideas?

Pat

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[Guest guest]

Yes, but what causes vasculitis? I think it is all part of the same issues.

-----Original Message-----

I'd expect vasculitis (autoimmune inflammation of the blood vessel

wall) could cause fragile veins, although I'd expect that to be very

rare indeed. Although perhaps being poked by a needle can set off

the immune reaction in the vein.

Jim

.

[Guest guest]

Pat,

Bio Sil (silicon liquid) helps promote healthy arteries etc. Dr Sherry

says it " teflon coats " your arteries.

http://www.vitamindeal.com/ja-biosil.html

I use it faithfully and think it really helps.

Delores

RE: Armour not recommended for replacement

therapy (I assume total replacement?)

>

>

> I personally hate Quest. Whenever I had used them in the past their

staff

> members were always incompetent and didn't know the proper way to draw

and

> store certain blood tests. So much so, that I took my slip and walked

out

> when I got into an argument with one staff member.

>

> I found a great woman and LabCorp. Only one who know how to get blood

from

> me without damaging my veins.

>

> Cheri

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you! I was looking at that the other day and forgot to order. Need to

get some. Yes, I heard great things about it.

Cheri

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Pat,

Bio Sil (silicon liquid) helps promote healthy arteries etc. Dr Sherry

says it " teflon coats " your arteries.

http://www.vitamindeal.com/ja-biosil.html

I use it faithfully and think it really helps.

Delores

.

[Guest guest]

Thank's so much for the good replies. I will have to read up on vasculitis.

There was no hematoma. I know right now I need to concentrate my supplementing

on getting better veins using those you suggested. Glad to find out about the

Bio sil.

Many thanks,

Pat

Thank you! I was looking at that the other day and forgot to order. Need to

get some. Yes, I heard great things about it.

Cheri

- ---------

Pat,

Bio Sil (silicon liquid) helps promote healthy arteries etc. Dr Sherry

says it " teflon coats " your arteries.

http://www.vitamindeal.com/ja-biosil.html

I use it faithfully and think it really helps.

Delores

.

[Guest guest]

Thank's so much for the great replies. I need to read up on vasculitis. There

was no hematoma. I think I'd best target with the supplements suggested, and

the Bio sil looks like it would not only strengthen veins,but bones and a host

of other things.I could be up the creek some day if I don't get my veins back.

Many thanks

Pat

I am not positive and still investigating this as that was in 2001 and my

veins were pretty good back then, she was just a bad tech.

Now my veins are not good and I am trying to figure out the reason. I have

read deficiencies like Magnesium, B12 especially and Vit C. I also read

aldosterone being low causes it which I think makes sense with adrenal

fatigued people.

Do you have an hematoma at the site where the puncture is?

Cheri

-----Original Message-----

Cheri, you said the lab technicians damage your veins. Any idea at all

what causses fragile veins? Last week while taking chelation the vein blew

(puffed up) so she put it in the other arm and it did the same thing.The

technician is very experienced, and this only happened once in one arm out

of 30-40 treatments. I was wondering if it's the cold weather or am I water

logged f rom water retention due to being hypo right now. Anybody have any

ideas?

Pat

.

[Guest guest]

Thank's so much for the great replies. I need to read up on vasculitis. There

was no hematoma. I think I'd best target with the supplements suggested, and

the Bio sil looks like it would not only strengthen veins,but bones and a host

of other things.I could be up the creek some day if I don't get my veins back.

Many thanks

Pat

I am not positive and still investigating this as that was in 2001 and my

veins were pretty good back then, she was just a bad tech.

Now my veins are not good and I am trying to figure out the reason. I have

read deficiencies like Magnesium, B12 especially and Vit C. I also read

aldosterone being low causes it which I think makes sense with adrenal

fatigued people.

Do you have an hematoma at the site where the puncture is?

Cheri

-----Original Message-----

Cheri, you said the lab technicians damage your veins. Any idea at all

what causses fragile veins? Last week while taking chelation the vein blew

(puffed up) so she put it in the other arm and it did the same thing.The

technician is very experienced, and this only happened once in one arm out

of 30-40 treatments. I was wondering if it's the cold weather or am I water

logged f rom water retention due to being hypo right now. Anybody have any

ideas?

Pat

.

[Guest guest]

Thank's so much for the great replies. I need to read up on vasculitis. There

was no hematoma. I think I'd best target with the supplements suggested, and

the Bio sil looks like it would not only strengthen veins,but bones and a host

of other things.I could be up the creek some day if I don't get my veins back.

Many thanks

Pat

I am not positive and still investigating this as that was in 2001 and my

veins were pretty good back then, she was just a bad tech.

Now my veins are not good and I am trying to figure out the reason. I have

read deficiencies like Magnesium, B12 especially and Vit C. I also read

aldosterone being low causes it which I think makes sense with adrenal

fatigued people.

Do you have an hematoma at the site where the puncture is?

Cheri

-----Original Message-----

Cheri, you said the lab technicians damage your veins. Any idea at all

what causses fragile veins? Last week while taking chelation the vein blew

(puffed up) so she put it in the other arm and it did the same thing.The

technician is very experienced, and this only happened once in one arm out

of 30-40 treatments. I was wondering if it's the cold weather or am I water

logged f rom water retention due to being hypo right now. Anybody have any

ideas?

Pat

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