Re: adrenal versus thyroid

[Guest guest]

www.drrind.com

Click on the metabolic part and there is a chart that lists adrenal and

thyroid symptoms or mixed.

Cheri

adrenal versus thyroid

I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold, racing

heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms. Wondering if anyone

knows of a good web site that is accurate with dx thyroid versus adrenal

issues? Thanks

Deb

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[Guest guest]

www.drrind.com

Click on the metabolic part and there is a chart that lists adrenal and

thyroid symptoms or mixed.

Cheri

adrenal versus thyroid

I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold, racing

heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms. Wondering if anyone

knows of a good web site that is accurate with dx thyroid versus adrenal

issues? Thanks

Deb

.

[Guest guest]

www.drrind.com

Click on the metabolic part and there is a chart that lists adrenal and

thyroid symptoms or mixed.

Cheri

adrenal versus thyroid

I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold, racing

heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms. Wondering if anyone

knows of a good web site that is accurate with dx thyroid versus adrenal

issues? Thanks

Deb

.

[Guest guest]

>

> I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold,

racing heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms.

Wondering if anyone knows of a good web site that is accurate with dx

thyroid versus adrenal issues? Thanks

> Deb

Your symptoms sound very hypothyroid. Testing free T3 and free T4

will give the most information.

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[Guest guest]

>

> I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold,

racing heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms.

Wondering if anyone knows of a good web site that is accurate with dx

thyroid versus adrenal issues? Thanks

> Deb

Your symptoms sound very hypothyroid. Testing free T3 and free T4

will give the most information.

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[Guest guest]

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/adrenal-info/faq/

I dont know but in my opinion they kind of go hand in hand.

Addrenals need help before the thyroid, careful you dont treat the

thyroid first. Also yahoo has a group called thyroid,addrenals ,

youll see that the general agreement. Good Luck.

> >

> > I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold,

> racing heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms.

> Wondering if anyone knows of a good web site that is accurate with

dx

> thyroid versus adrenal issues? Thanks

> > Deb

>

>

> Your symptoms sound very hypothyroid. Testing free T3 and free T4

> will give the most information.

>

> --

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/adrenal-info/faq/

I dont know but in my opinion they kind of go hand in hand.

Addrenals need help before the thyroid, careful you dont treat the

thyroid first. Also yahoo has a group called thyroid,addrenals ,

youll see that the general agreement. Good Luck.

> >

> > I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold,

> racing heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms.

> Wondering if anyone knows of a good web site that is accurate with

dx

> thyroid versus adrenal issues? Thanks

> > Deb

>

>

> Your symptoms sound very hypothyroid. Testing free T3 and free T4

> will give the most information.

>

> --

>

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold,

> > racing heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms.

> > Wondering if anyone knows of a good web site that is accurate with

> dx

> > thyroid versus adrenal issues? Thanks

> > > Deb

> >

> >

> > Your symptoms sound very hypothyroid. Testing free T3 and free T4

> > will give the most information.

> >

> > --

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > I have a history of chronic constipation, intolenerence to cold,

> > racing heart, 1/3 eye brows. Kind of a mixed bag of symptoms.

> > Wondering if anyone knows of a good web site that is accurate with

> dx

> > thyroid versus adrenal issues? Thanks

> > > Deb

> >

> >

> > Your symptoms sound very hypothyroid. Testing free T3 and free T4

> > will give the most information.

> >

> > --

> >

>

[Guest guest]

" " wrote:

>

> A note of caution. I have been reading notes from people in some

> groups complaining about the advice they got from

> stopthethyroidmadness.

ITA. It tends to be one-size-fits-all advice, with nearly everyone needing 3-5

grains to

optimize.

Although well-meaning people, I don't think it's the place to go to understand

the

complexities of the endocrine system.

In my case, gut infections and hidden food intolerances were straining my

adrenals and

depressing my free T3 and free T4. It turned out the solution was not HC or

Isocort, and

not Armour, but to get the gut back in balance, address the food intolerances,

and take

some supplements to feed the thyroid pipeline. I'm feeling MUCH better.

[Guest guest]

Agree with both of you. Correcting endocrine problems can be extremely

complex and anyone who advocates a one-size-fits-all approach should

be approached with caution.

Many of us have intractable endocrine problems that can only be fixed

by getting rid of the underlying problem - mercury, infections etc.

For those of us in that category taking hormones just makes us feel worse.

.

> " " wrote:

> >

> > A note of caution. I have been reading notes from people in some

> > groups complaining about the advice they got from

> > stopthethyroidmadness.

>

>

> ITA. It tends to be one-size-fits-all advice, with nearly everyone

needing 3-5 grains to

> optimize.

>

> Although well-meaning people, I don't think it's the place to go to

understand the

> complexities of the endocrine system.

>

> In my case, gut infections and hidden food intolerances were

straining my adrenals and

> depressing my free T3 and free T4. It turned out the solution was

not HC or Isocort, and

> not Armour, but to get the gut back in balance, address the food

intolerances, and take

> some supplements to feed the thyroid pipeline. I'm feeling MUCH

better.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I agree with this. I felt terrible on 3 grains of Armour, and had to

drop back. It did not work for me, and I cannot imagine being on 5

grains Armour. It is a good place to go and learn, and then find out

for yourself what works for you. I also have a bad gut infection,

which complicates thyroid / adrenal dosing and other hormone stuff.

Nicola

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " mmc2315 "

wrote:

>

> " " wrote:

> >

> > A note of caution. I have been reading notes from people in some

> > groups complaining about the advice they got from

> > stopthethyroidmadness.

>

>

> ITA. It tends to be one-size-fits-all advice, with nearly everyone

needing 3-5 grains to

> optimize.

>

> Although well-meaning people, I don't think it's the place to go to

understand the

> complexities of the endocrine system.

>

> In my case, gut infections and hidden food intolerances were

straining my adrenals and

> depressing my free T3 and free T4. It turned out the solution was

not HC or Isocort, and

> not Armour, but to get the gut back in balance, address the food

intolerances, and take

> some supplements to feed the thyroid pipeline. I'm feeling MUCH

better.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I agree with this. I felt terrible on 3 grains of Armour, and had to

drop back. It did not work for me, and I cannot imagine being on 5

grains Armour. It is a good place to go and learn, and then find out

for yourself what works for you. I also have a bad gut infection,

which complicates thyroid / adrenal dosing and other hormone stuff.

Nicola

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " mmc2315 "

wrote:

>

> " " wrote:

> >

> > A note of caution. I have been reading notes from people in some

> > groups complaining about the advice they got from

> > stopthethyroidmadness.

>

>

> ITA. It tends to be one-size-fits-all advice, with nearly everyone

needing 3-5 grains to

> optimize.

>

> Although well-meaning people, I don't think it's the place to go to

understand the

> complexities of the endocrine system.

>

> In my case, gut infections and hidden food intolerances were

straining my adrenals and

> depressing my free T3 and free T4. It turned out the solution was

not HC or Isocort, and

> not Armour, but to get the gut back in balance, address the food

intolerances, and take

> some supplements to feed the thyroid pipeline. I'm feeling MUCH

better.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I agree with this. I felt terrible on 3 grains of Armour, and had to

drop back. It did not work for me, and I cannot imagine being on 5

grains Armour. It is a good place to go and learn, and then find out

for yourself what works for you. I also have a bad gut infection,

which complicates thyroid / adrenal dosing and other hormone stuff.

Nicola

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " mmc2315 "

wrote:

>

> " " wrote:

> >

> > A note of caution. I have been reading notes from people in some

> > groups complaining about the advice they got from

> > stopthethyroidmadness.

>

>

> ITA. It tends to be one-size-fits-all advice, with nearly everyone

needing 3-5 grains to

> optimize.

>

> Although well-meaning people, I don't think it's the place to go to

understand the

> complexities of the endocrine system.

>

> In my case, gut infections and hidden food intolerances were

straining my adrenals and

> depressing my free T3 and free T4. It turned out the solution was

not HC or Isocort, and

> not Armour, but to get the gut back in balance, address the food

intolerances, and take

> some supplements to feed the thyroid pipeline. I'm feeling MUCH

better.

>

>

>