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

[Guest guest]

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?

I was concerned that, while my experiment with supplememntation is

surely valuable, for the longer term, I'd like to have a measure...

After a month's reprieve I've, just yesterday, started up chelation

again. I'd done about 12 rounds and was crashing badly. My new

regimen is 12.5mg DMPS every 8 hours (so I can continue those

luxurious hours of sleep I've been enjoying.) So far so good.

The Hydrocortison (HC) and Adrenal Cortex Extract (ACE)

supplementation (20mg HC and 1000mgACE per day) has made me much

stronger and I've experimented enough with it now to know what to

look for and what to expect in terms of a physical response; This way

I can better monitor how I'm doing with chelation. (I'm dealing with

a lot of unavoidable time-consuming extra-stress issues so I'm not

able to participate here on the board as much as I'd like.)

I'm on a low-sulphur diet that's helped considerably, although small

amounts of NAC in supplements don't seem to bother me. (Thanks for

the support on that, Dave!)

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.

~robin

[Guest guest]

>

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?

TK--- shop around and research which is the most beneficial to test

for what.

>

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

low-

> sulphur foods, particularly vegetables.

TK--- files section - internet searches - there is lots of info

available. it is limited for low sulfer

>

> Thanks.

>

> ~robin

>