colds, pupillary reflex, and stress dosing

[Guest guest]

Hi Val, a couple more questions -- sometimes I feel like I've got this all

figured out and

sometimes I am so confused.

Is a bit of nasal congestion with no other sings of sickness reason to stress

dose?

Is an unstable pupillary reflex even when BP raises in standing sufficient

reason to suspect

low cortisol as a reason for waking up in the middle of the night? (my heart's

OK, I don't

feel panicked just irritatingly alert.)

Thank you --

Lia

[Guest guest]

>>Is a bit of nasal congestion with no other sings of sickness reason to stress

dose?<<

No I would not unless it actually progressed to an infection.

>>Is an unstable pupillary reflex even when BP raises in standing sufficient

reason to suspect

low cortisol as a reason for waking up in the middle of the night? (my heart's

OK, I don't

feel panicked just irritatingly alert.)<<

NO the pupils actually are more of a symptoms of low sodium, I would increase

sea salt particularly taking a large glass of sea salted water at bedtime.

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[Guest guest]

>>Is a bit of nasal congestion with no other sings of sickness reason to stress

dose?<<

No I would not unless it actually progressed to an infection.

>>Is an unstable pupillary reflex even when BP raises in standing sufficient

reason to suspect

low cortisol as a reason for waking up in the middle of the night? (my heart's

OK, I don't

feel panicked just irritatingly alert.)<<

NO the pupils actually are more of a symptoms of low sodium, I would increase

sea salt particularly taking a large glass of sea salted water at bedtime.

--

Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

[Guest guest]

Thanks again. :-)

Lia

>

> >>Is a bit of nasal congestion with no other sings of sickness reason to

stress dose?<<

>

> No I would not unless it actually progressed to an infection.

>

> >>Is an unstable pupillary reflex even when BP raises in standing sufficient

reason to

suspect

> low cortisol as a reason for waking up in the middle of the night? (my heart's

OK, I don't

> feel panicked just irritatingly alert.)<<

>

> NO the pupils actually are more of a symptoms of low sodium, I would increase

sea salt

particularly taking a large glass of sea salted water at bedtime.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks again. :-)

Lia

>

> >>Is a bit of nasal congestion with no other sings of sickness reason to

stress dose?<<

>

> No I would not unless it actually progressed to an infection.

>

> >>Is an unstable pupillary reflex even when BP raises in standing sufficient

reason to

suspect

> low cortisol as a reason for waking up in the middle of the night? (my heart's

OK, I don't

> feel panicked just irritatingly alert.)<<

>

> NO the pupils actually are more of a symptoms of low sodium, I would increase

sea salt

particularly taking a large glass of sea salted water at bedtime.

>