Re: My DDI hair test,#208 on livingnetwork

[Guest guest]

Hi,

just want to mention that kelp is not always a good source for ioidine because

it's often contaminated with arsenic and other heavy metals. Have a look at

www.iodine4health.com for a good alternative and more information. Temperatures

of 37.6 - 37.8 are actually higher than average - for the thyroid temp test to

be low it should be under 36.5 with 36.7 - 37 as being normal. So there is

either a low grade infection happening or the thyroid is running too fast. If

it's too fast you need to look at iodine, lithium and perhaps copper and maybe

other minerals. Feeling better on ALA may because it helps with extra copper.

Gail

In frequent-dose-chelation livene wrote:..Adrenal stuff.. I have

tried Isocort and HC-cream, but my body get stressed out. I take a lot of

Vitamin C, thats all for the adrenals now. My temps are stady on 37,6-37,8.

Celsius.37 is the normal range. (I know you use farenheit.) I gues I need

thyorid support. I tried Tyrosin, It was really not good for me. I got mentally

problems of it, really sceary. I will ask my doctor, but my bloodtest are in

normal range so... Well, maybe I have to do it myself. First I will try some

Iodine in Kelp. -----------Yes, Iodine is worth a try, and also, selenium is

good for the thyroid, helps convert T4 to T3.---------Jackie

[Guest guest]

Gail, do you mean basal bodytemp? Cuse mine are during the day. I have

not checked my basaltemp yet. Can you have low temps when thyorid is

too fast? I get so confused! My bloodtest was ok.

I allready bought Kelp to day.. But I can see into it.

thanks anyway!

Livene

> Hi,

>

> just want to mention that kelp is not always a good source for

ioidine because it's often contaminated with arsenic and other heavy

metals. Have a look at www.iodine4health.com for a good alternative

and more information. Temperatures of 37.6 - 37.8 are actually higher

than average - for the thyroid temp test to be low it should be under

36.5 with 36.7 - 37 as being normal. So there is either a low grade

infection happening or the thyroid is running too fast. If it's too

fast you need to look at iodine, lithium and perhaps copper and maybe

other minerals. Feeling better on ALA may because it helps with extra

copper.

>

> Gail

>

> In frequent-dose-chelation livene wrote:..Adrenal

stuff.. I have tried Isocort and HC-cream, but my body get stressed

out. I take a lot of Vitamin C, thats all for the adrenals now. My

temps are stady on 37,6-37,8. Celsius.37 is the normal range. (I know

you use farenheit.) I gues I need thyorid support. I tried Tyrosin, It

was really not good for me. I got mentally problems of it, really

sceary. I will ask my doctor, but my bloodtest are in normal range

so... Well, maybe I have to do it myself. First I will try some Iodine

in Kelp. -----------Yes, Iodine is worth a try, and also, selenium is

good for the thyroid, helps convert T4 to T3.---------Jackie

>