wilson's syndrome - chelation

[Guest guest]

I remember Dean posting awhile back about the benefits of s

syndrome and now had time to read up on it. It makes alot of sense -

particulary the part about a life stressor setting it off and your

body not being able to get past it.

Anyway, this treatment appears to be temporary with a complete cure

as the optimal outcome, right? Well, how does this fit in with

chelation? Would you no longer have to support thyroid/adrenals after

this treatment while you chelate??

Thanks,

Val

[Guest guest]

Val.

First off I think the wilson temp syndrome protocol was a huge help for

me (www.wtsmed.com). also says that certain races who have gone

though famines have more trouble with thyroid...ie your bodies cells

remember for 7-8 generations back....

His primary protocol is T3 with some herbs (selenium for one)

I noticed more regularity and my NP said that it (t3 and

protocol) helps the " fire burn a little stronger in your bodies

furnace " which he says helps with burning off toxins, and in particular

with enzyme conversion... I started it after about 6 months of chelation

I have noticed when my adrenals crash, so does my thyroid..temps drop.

This happened once when i got very little sleep and had to take a 6:00

am flight (had to get up at 3:30) and again when temps were around 100

here in San Fran for a few days

I still think chelation allowed my tyroid to get back in order (higher

temps) and treated adrenals for 6-8 months before treating thryoid

I now have T3 on hand (as i have done my 3 sequences per

protocol and it seems to have re-started or balanced my thyroid...) as

the last time my temps dropped (with the heat) I was able to remedy the

temps (increase them) in a day with 2 doses of T3 at the lowest level

(7.50 mcgs)

I think the complete cure will come with AI chelation and support BUT

the wilson protocol will help you move in the right direction as long

as your body is ready

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " seashell_555 "

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>

> I remember Dean posting awhile back about the benefits of s

> syndrome and now had time to read up on it. It makes alot of sense -

> particulary the part about a life stressor setting it off and your

> body not being able to get past it.

>

> Anyway, this treatment appears to be temporary with a complete cure

> as the optimal outcome, right? Well, how does this fit in with

> chelation? Would you no longer have to support thyroid/adrenals

> after this treatment while you chelate??

>

> Thanks,

> Val