Re: Re: VAL: blood pressure (per our conversation thurs.)

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107 systolic

> > 66 diastolic

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With high cortisl these would not be possible. 107 is TOO LOW which si

from lwo cortios and the 66 suggests yo may need mineralcorticoids as well.

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> 107 systolic

> > > 66 diastolic

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Not necessarily. It just means that your body si not utilizing the

cortils properly which si a common problem. Mineralcorticoids are more

hormones the adrneals make, mainly aldosterone.

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> ok, so that would mean that canary club/ zrt screwed up my labs??? what do i

do at this point then???

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> what are mineralcorticoids???

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Not necessary. An electrolyte panel which shows Sodium and poitassium

is usually all that is needed unless there is unusualy symptoms thne

maybe an RBC Potassium would be called for.

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

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http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HypoPets/

http://artisticgrooming.net/

> ok, so that sounds SORT of like not so bad , right???

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> sorry so many questions, I am just super overwhelemed, and do not know what to

do from here. (especially with such limited resources)...

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> So, i could possibly get a test for hair analysis which tests minerals , have

you heard of this?? would this do anything to help this situation?

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> Please, what do i do now???? oh boy. my head is POUNDING. :(

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>> Not necessarily. It just means that your body si not utilizing the

>> cortils properly which si a common problem. Mineralcorticoids are more

>> hormones the adrneals make, mainly aldosterone.

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can you explain more about what blood pressure should look like with cortisol or thyroid issues..i mean what to look for?? what if systolic is almost normal (117) but diastolic is sort of low (68)....and in general what it all could mean ..> 107 systolic> > > 66 diastolic> > >

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can you explain more about what blood pressure should look like with cortisol or thyroid issues..i mean what to look for?? what if systolic is almost normal (117) but diastolic is sort of low (68)....and in general what it all could mean ..> 107 systolic> > > 66 diastolic> > >

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>1 actually the hair analysis is done by a friend and it would be CHEAPER than

the electrolyte panel! so would that still give me the answers I need?

I am not convinced about hair analysis, if it tells you anything it

tells you what things were like a while back, not what they are line

NOW.

Particularly when we are making adjustments that renders it pretty

useless.

Nick

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I have no idea how to interpret a hair analysis and as electrolytes

change so rapidly in the BLOOD thta is where they need ot be tested. Yes

oyu would need an aldosteorne test.

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> thanks val,

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> 1 actually the hair analysis is done by a friend and it would be CHEAPER than

the electrolyte panel! so would that still give me the answers I need?

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> 2. is this where i should start off?

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> 3. how do i know if i need mineralocorticoids??? (i am assuming this means

florinef?)

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> 4. do i have to test aldosterone?

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> 5. how can i get my body to actually USE the cortisol it is not using???

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> thank you so much!

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>> Not necessary. An electrolyte panel which shows Sodium and poitassium

>> is usually all that is needed unless there is unusualy symptoms thne

>> maybe an RBC Potassium would be called for.

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Adrenal hormones are resonsible for the blood volume and pressure. They

and the kidneys regulate it. When cortils is high you retain sodium and

thus fluids so blood volume and thus pressure rises. It CANNOT stay too

lwo with high cortiosl.

http://www.nthadrenalsweb.org/

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

http://www.faqhelp.webs.com/

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

http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/

can you explain more about what blood pressure should

look like with cortisol or thyroid issues..i mean what to look for??

what if systolic is almost normal (117) but diastolic is sort of low

(68)....and in general what it all could mean ..

> 107 systolic

> > > 66 diastolic

> > >

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so for example..if a person has blood pressure of 120/80 but a low pulse of say 68 is that all good or does it point to high cortisol....or is there not enough info to make a guess?> 107 systolic> > > 66 diastolic> > >

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BP of 120/80 points ot perfect adrenal funcit0n or near perfect

cortiols levels and aldosterone by supplementing. the low pulse points

ot low thyroid.

http://www.nthadrenalsweb.org/

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

http://www.faqhelp.webs.com/

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

http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/

so for example..if a person has blood pressure of 120/80

but a low pulse of say 68 is that all good or does it point to high

cortisol....or is there not enough info to make a guess?

> 107 systolic

> > > 66 diastolic

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Thanks for the phone help the other day. I've started the Isocort. Can you help me with a place to purchase the Cynomel?

 

Thanks!

 

BP of 120/80 points ot perfect adrenal funcit0n or near perfect cortiols levels and aldosterone by supplementing. the low pulse points ot low thyroid.

http://www.nthadrenalsweb.org/

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

http://www.faqhelp.webs.com/

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

http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/

so for example..if a person has blood pressure of 120/80 but a low pulse of say 68 is that all good or does it point to high cortisol....or is there not enough info to make a guess?

> 107 systolic> > > 66 diastolic> > >

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is there a certain way the systolic should look compared to diastolic?? are they supposed to be within a certain range of eachother...117/68...is that an ok number?? > 107 systolic> > > 66 diastolic> > >