Re: Day #1 Armour Day #4 Isocort

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In a message dated 3/12/2005 5:21:55 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Cjoi@... writes:

> If I were you I'd take the whole thing in the morning

>

just my opinion, but i think we have to get a good start on getting going in

the morning...before we start adding it in for the afternoon. if you never

get enough in the morning....the afternoon will not matter.

cindi

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In a message dated 3/12/2005 5:29:36 PM Eastern Standard Time,

artisticgroomer@... writes:

> I would take 1/4 in the Am and 1/4 later in the day

lol..i always disagree with the folks on this one. i guess i'm going by

personal experience. if i had divided my armour in the beginning...i don't know

if i ever would have started feeling well at all. as it was..in the early

months of armour, i got up to 1 1/2 in the morning before adding 1/2 in the

afternoon. but remember i had been about comotose...and I had to get where i

could

get up and function for a couple of hours....and that meant all the armour i

could get in the morning. to me, your body is straining too much in the

morning if it doesn't have the thyroid hormone it needs. but like i say, this is

just the way i see it. get it right in the morning...and then the afternoon is

easy to add in.

cindi

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Thank you, Cindi!!

I could take it in the morning and " rest " in the afternoon! Since I nibbled

part, today, and I'm very relieved that I seem to have skirted the angina and

the rest of the trouble so far by backing off and crawling forward, maybe I'll

go slower this week and try a bigger morning dose next week...

Looks like I spilled Val's cuppa all over because

I am not a computer waitress or artist.

Guess it's back to chocolate cyber chips or

cyber chocolate chips.

....

> If I were you I'd take the whole thing in the morning

>

just my opinion, but i think we have to get a good start on getting going in

the morning...before we start adding it in for the afternoon. if you never

get enough in the morning....the afternoon will not matter.

cindi