Re: Would appreciate advice on my hormone results

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Hi Everyone,

I am really grateful to all of you for turning me on

to Cutler and the importance of hormones. I tested

them thanks to you and they need work!

HI Dave,

You will see Hair Test 44 has a saliva test from Dignos-Techs.

With a positive TPO they recommended PABA 500mg/per day.

I received this response from them when asking for support:

" With the positive TPO, I prefer to use T4 and or T3, for this patient 25 mcg

of T4 (and or T3) with gugulu (commiphora mukul) and selenium worth considering.

Using thyroid glandular might trigger a further immune reaction when the TPO is

positive already.

PABA should help lowering down the high TPO titer. Yes mercury amalgam removal

helps with the autoimmune thyroiditis "

When you put your results into Dr Rind's thyroid scale,

http://www.drrind.com/thyroidscale.asp , you are marginally sub-clinical

hypothyroid. Your TSH is just below optimal indicating your thyroid is backing

off the metabolism to protect your tired/poisoned adrenals. It is your adrenals

that are the main problem here and giving adrenal support with help and should

be done first.

T3 is lower than T4 indicating possible conversion problems. Selenium (200mcg)

will help the conversion and chelation will cure.

Your cortisol saliva test looks very much like Hair Test 9

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/hairtest.html

So you can read that report for tips of how to boost your adrenals with cortisol

or whole licorice extract.

Just check the suggestions with the group as that lab does not treat according

to Andy.

I like how the lab suggests dosages and it looks safe. Interestingly the

recommended very high doses of Biotin (2000mg twice a day). This is interesting

to me as Biotin assists in converting carbohydrates into energy which is a

problem so many of us have.

Which lab tested you? Why did they not test DHEA? They also missed testosterone?

I would love to see a copy of the report if you don't mind? email =

dean@...

Also have you got a hair test for us to view and compare with your saliva tests?

thanks,

Dean

[Guest guest]

Hi Dave!

I just wonder, where do you buy, get the hormone test??

Bent

>

>Reply-To: frequent-dose-chelation

>To: frequent-dose-chelation

>Subject: Would appreciate advice on my hormone

>results

>Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 18:50:11 -0800 (PST)

>

>Hi Everyone,

>

>I am really grateful to all of you for turning me on

>to Cutler and the importance of hormones. I tested

>them thanks to you and they need work!

>

>My results:

>

>Thyroid:

>

>fTSH 56 (Low: 20-25, 26-85, 86-120)

>fT4 .26 (Normal: .17-.42

>fT3 .43 (Borderline Low: .21-.27, Normal .28-1.10)

>TPO Positive (Normal: Negative)

>

>Sex Hormones:

>

>Estradiol: 10 (Normal for Male 20-49 yrs, 1-3)

>Progesterone: 29 (Normal for Male 5-95)

>

>Adrenal:

>

>Free Cortisol:

>7-8am 7 (normal 13-24)

>11am-12am 3 (normal 5-10)

>4-5pm 3 (normal 3-8)

>11:00-Midnight 1 (normal 1-4)

>

>Obviously I am hypoadrenal and need something for

>that. I would appreciate advice about what to do

>about Thyroid autoantibodies with mid-range normal

>fTSH in the setting of mercury poisoning. I have had

>lots of " estrogen symptoms " (a few nevi, gallstones),

>which is probably related to the high estradiol, but

>I'm not sure what to do about this, if anything. I

>will sit down with Cutler right now!

>

>I would appreciate any advice you could all give. I

>am scheduled to start removing amalgams in 2.5 weeks.

>

>Thanks,

>

>Dave

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[Guest guest]

>

> Obviously I am hypoadrenal and need something for

> that.

The good news is that you are going to feel a LOT better with the

right meds! My experience is that Cortef (rx) or Isocort (OTC) were

like miracle drugs for helping adrenal fatigue. Do you have a friendly

doctor to work with? It is important to get the adrenals supported

adequately before starting on the thyroid.

Armour thyroid has worked much better for me than Synthroid did.

Hope you're feeling better soon.

Nell

[Guest guest]

Hi Bent

You are in Denmark right?

The nearest place i know of is in the UK at nptech.co.uk

You would need to do the Salivary and Thyroid hormone tests

Russ

>

> Hi Dave!

>

> I just wonder, where do you buy, get the hormone test??

>

> Bent

>

>

> >From: Sherratt

> >Reply-To: frequent-dose-chelation

> >To: frequent-dose-chelation

> >Subject: Would appreciate advice on my

hormone

> >results

> >Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 18:50:11 -0800 (PST)

> >

> >Hi Everyone,

> >

> >I am really grateful to all of you for turning me on

> >to Cutler and the importance of hormones. I tested

> >them thanks to you and they need work!

> >

> >My results:

> >

> >Thyroid:

> >

> >fTSH 56 (Low: 20-25, 26-85, 86-120)

> >fT4 .26 (Normal: .17-.42

> >fT3 .43 (Borderline Low: .21-.27, Normal .28-1.10)

> >TPO Positive (Normal: Negative)

> >

> >Sex Hormones:

> >

> >Estradiol: 10 (Normal for Male 20-49 yrs, 1-3)

> >Progesterone: 29 (Normal for Male 5-95)

> >

> >Adrenal:

> >

> >Free Cortisol:

> >7-8am 7 (normal 13-24)

> >11am-12am 3 (normal 5-10)

> >4-5pm 3 (normal 3-8)

> >11:00-Midnight 1 (normal 1-4)

> >

> >Obviously I am hypoadrenal and need something for

> >that. I would appreciate advice about what to do

> >about Thyroid autoantibodies with mid-range normal

> >fTSH in the setting of mercury poisoning. I have had

> >lots of " estrogen symptoms " (a few nevi, gallstones),

> >which is probably related to the high estradiol, but

> >I'm not sure what to do about this, if anything. I

> >will sit down with Cutler right now!

> >

> >I would appreciate any advice you could all give. I

> >am scheduled to start removing amalgams in 2.5 weeks.

> >

> >Thanks,

> >

> >Dave

>

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