RE: OT- Rhein Lab Urine Hormone Test, update on progress & bigger low-sulphur list?

[Guest guest]

Hi Robin-

Regarding hormone testing - I'm pretty sure that saliva testing is much more

useful than serum (blood). In saliva you learn your levels of active (free)

hormone. Serum testing generally tells you total amounts which doesn't tell

you what you need to know. You can get an " adrenal stress index " saliva test

from Diagnos-Techs (one of the very good labs) for $109 from canaryclub.org.

The ASI test includes 4 cortisol samples, plus DHEA, estratiol,

progesterone, and testosterone. uses saliva testing. She

prefers ZRT Labs but said Diagnos-Techs was OK too (and half the price).

Take care,

Dana

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From: frequent-dose-chelation

[mailto:frequent-dose-chelation ] On Behalf Of robin

I've been benefiting from extra hormone supplementation. (40mgDHEA,

50mgPregnenolone, .05mgEstradiol, 200mgProgesterone, 6mgTestosterone-

cream, 30mgLATsustained-release) It's clear I was low in most

everything as I'm feeling much more grounded now. Until I get in to

see (need hair test first), I'm relying on a good

doctor I've used in Santa -- Gordon M.D. -- for scripts and

tests. He offered me a urine test for hormones from Rhein Lab. The

cost is $225. What do you think?

[Guest guest]

> BTW I've searched and not seen a terribly comprehensive guide to low-

> sulphur foods, particularly vegetables. What one CAN eat. Anyone have

> one? Y'know, more foods than the celery-and-carrot thing I usually

> see? I'm making soup with bones only, no vegetables which is rather

> dismal but... well... I'd love to have greater selection. What do you

> low-sulphur people eat in a day?

> Thanks.

Hi Robin,

Here is a low sulfur food list:

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/low_sulfur_food_list.html

Thanks,

DeanSA