Re: repost...hair test showing adrenal and thyroid issues

[Guest guest]

For iodine info have a look at www.iodine4health.com

<http://www.iodine4health.com> - high thyroid can also be helped by

iodine - other minerals are important to have in balance too though -

for high thyroid I think it's copper, lithium and selenium that are

extra important - for low thyroid I think it's zinc, selenium and

molybdenum. Having said that my thyroid is low and my lithium is red low

on hair test and I have just started adding it cautiously - so far it

just feels balancing.

Gail

>

> Hi

> > Would love some help/input on this

>

>

> > Was wondering if I could get some advice on recent findings on my

> > sons hair test.

> >

> > Calcium and magnesium down

> > potassium and sodium up

> > This means my sons adrenals are shot? Too much adrenaline not

> enough

> > cortisol? He does have the signs of high strung, excitable, thin

> and

> > not strss tolerant.

> >

> >

> > Elevation of sodium relative to magnesium

> > reference range 1-5 sons is 7.33

> > excessive production of adrenaline

> > He also shows these signs of hyperactivity, anxiety, panic and poor

> > immune

> >

> > Calcium/P ratio is also low so he is a fast metabolizer. This shows

> > to be very true. Does best on even more frequent dosing and needs

> > lots of high fat food all through the day meals. Small amounts of

> > protiens spread out.

> >

> > Na/K is low at .471 with reference range .5 -10 hyeperthyroid sign

> > K/Ca is high 1.37 with reference range .03-.35 also hyperthyroid

> sign

> >

> >

> > He is contstantly moving. He actually runs in place. Also exhales

> his

> > breath heavily at times. Not sure if this is related. I did buy

> > adrenal cortex grandular but have not given him any. Would this be

> > appropriate to use?

> >

> > Any advice appreciated especially on the possible hyperthyroid

> issue

> > here. Does this mean stay away from potassium iodide? This

> supplemet

> > I do use myself as its helful for me but he does not. Hyperthyroid

> > takes up too much iodide? Could use some help here if possible

> while

> > I research.Seems I am not finding much info on natural ways to help

> > if this is truly an issue for him.

> >

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

quick thought - I would try the ACE...sounds like he could use the

support...wishing you the best answers, elizabeth

>

> Hi

> > Would love some help/input on this

>

>

> > Was wondering if I could get some advice on recent findings on my

> > sons hair test.

> >

> > Calcium and magnesium down

> > potassium and sodium up

> > This means my sons adrenals are shot? Too much adrenaline not

> enough

> > cortisol? He does have the signs of high strung, excitable, thin

> and

> > not strss tolerant.

> >

> >

> > Elevation of sodium relative to magnesium

> > reference range 1-5 sons is 7.33

> > excessive production of adrenaline

> > He also shows these signs of hyperactivity, anxiety, panic and poor

> > immune

> >

> > Calcium/P ratio is also low so he is a fast metabolizer. This shows

> > to be very true. Does best on even more frequent dosing and needs

> > lots of high fat food all through the day meals. Small amounts of

> > protiens spread out.

> >

> > Na/K is low at .471 with reference range .5 -10 hyeperthyroid sign

> > K/Ca is high 1.37 with reference range .03-.35 also hyperthyroid

> sign

> >

> >

> > He is contstantly moving. He actually runs in place. Also exhales

> his

> > breath heavily at times. Not sure if this is related. I did buy

> > adrenal cortex grandular but have not given him any. Would this be

> > appropriate to use?

> >

> > Any advice appreciated especially on the possible hyperthyroid

> issue

> > here. Does this mean stay away from potassium iodide? This

> supplemet

> > I do use myself as its helful for me but he does not. Hyperthyroid

> > takes up too much iodide? Could use some help here if possible

> while

> > I research.Seems I am not finding much info on natural ways to help

> > if this is truly an issue for him.

> >

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Could it be that he's just not used to how he feels all of a sudden? I

wonder if he felt calm inside and didn't know what to make of it? I am

anxiously (no pun intended) awaiting our ACE and hoping this will stop

the screaming. Keep me posted on how your son does.

> >

> > Hi

> > > Would love some help/input on this

> >

> >

> > > Was wondering if I could get some advice on recent findings on my

> > > sons hair test.

> > >

> > > Calcium and magnesium down

> > > potassium and sodium up

> > > This means my sons adrenals are shot? Too much adrenaline not

> > enough

> > > cortisol? He does have the signs of high strung, excitable, thin

> > and

> > > not strss tolerant.

> > >

> > >

> > > Elevation of sodium relative to magnesium

> > > reference range 1-5 sons is 7.33

> > > excessive production of adrenaline

> > > He also shows these signs of hyperactivity, anxiety, panic and

> poor

> > > immune

> > >

> > > Calcium/P ratio is also low so he is a fast metabolizer. This

> shows

> > > to be very true. Does best on even more frequent dosing and needs

> > > lots of high fat food all through the day meals. Small amounts of

> > > protiens spread out.

> > >

> > > Na/K is low at .471 with reference range .5 -10 hyeperthyroid sign

> > > K/Ca is high 1.37 with reference range .03-.35 also hyperthyroid

> > sign

> > >

> > >

> > > He is contstantly moving. He actually runs in place. Also exhales

> > his

> > > breath heavily at times. Not sure if this is related. I did buy

> > > adrenal cortex grandular but have not given him any. Would this

> be

> > > appropriate to use?

> > >

> > > Any advice appreciated especially on the possible hyperthyroid

> > issue

> > > here. Does this mean stay away from potassium iodide? This

> > supplemet

> > > I do use myself as its helful for me but he does not.

> Hyperthyroid

> > > takes up too much iodide? Could use some help here if possible

> > while

> > > I research.Seems I am not finding much info on natural ways to

> help

> > > if this is truly an issue for him.

> > >

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> Well I added in ACE and think he is not tolerating it very well. I

> gave him 25 mg two times yesterday and today. He has been covering

> his eyes..not rubbing, just covering and very sensitive and clingy.

> The latter was a big issue a few months ago but now returning.

Those symptoms meant yeast overgrowth here.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Could it be that he's just not used to how he feels all of a

sudden? I

> > wonder if he felt calm inside and didn't know what to make of it?

I am

> > anxiously (no pun intended) awaiting our ACE and hoping this will

stop

> > the screaming. Keep me posted on how your son does.

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Lower the dose to see if that helps. We gave 1/8 capsule at that age.

So probably somewhere between 25-40mg once a day. It will also take

time for it to work. A few days maybe.

It should make anxiety better yes. Also giving Celtic sea salt is

good. Let them put it on food, judging the amount by taste..(what

tastes good to them)

If he's hyper thyroid no potassium iodide. If you suspect he's hyper t

you may need to have labs done to confirm that, but honestly all

they'd want to do is give him nasty drugs to slow down his thyroid and

that's useless. Treating his adrenals may help his thyroid anyway. But

as a precaution..avoid the iodine.

> >

> > Hi

> > > Would love some help/input on this

> >

> >

> > > Was wondering if I could get some advice on recent findings on my

> > > sons hair test.

> > >

> > > Calcium and magnesium down

> > > potassium and sodium up

> > > This means my sons adrenals are shot? Too much adrenaline not

> > enough

> > > cortisol? He does have the signs of high strung, excitable, thin

> > and

> > > not strss tolerant.

> > >

> > >

> > > Elevation of sodium relative to magnesium

> > > reference range 1-5 sons is 7.33

> > > excessive production of adrenaline

> > > He also shows these signs of hyperactivity, anxiety, panic and

> poor

> > > immune

> > >

> > > Calcium/P ratio is also low so he is a fast metabolizer. This

> shows

> > > to be very true. Does best on even more frequent dosing and needs

> > > lots of high fat food all through the day meals. Small amounts of

> > > protiens spread out.

> > >

> > > Na/K is low at .471 with reference range .5 -10 hyeperthyroid sign

> > > K/Ca is high 1.37 with reference range .03-.35 also hyperthyroid

> > sign

> > >

> > >

> > > He is contstantly moving. He actually runs in place. Also exhales

> > his

> > > breath heavily at times. Not sure if this is related. I did buy

> > > adrenal cortex grandular but have not given him any. Would this

> be

> > > appropriate to use?

> > >

> > > Any advice appreciated especially on the possible hyperthyroid

> > issue

> > > here. Does this mean stay away from potassium iodide? This

> > supplemet

> > > I do use myself as its helful for me but he does not.

> Hyperthyroid

> > > takes up too much iodide? Could use some help here if possible

> > while

> > > I research.Seems I am not finding much info on natural ways to

> help

> > > if this is truly an issue for him.

> > >

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

, that is so great! I can't wait for mine to get here! I would

think the ACE would really help with recovery and therapy if the child

is calm and more focused.

Glad to hear this is helping.

> >

> > Lower the dose to see if that helps. We gave 1/8 capsule at that

> age.

> > So probably somewhere between 25-40mg once a day. It will also

take

> > time for it to work. A few days maybe.

> >

> > It should make anxiety better yes. Also giving Celtic sea salt is

> > good. Let them put it on food, judging the amount by taste..(what

> > tastes good to them)

> > If he's hyper thyroid no potassium iodide. If you suspect he's

> hyper t

> > you may need to have labs done to confirm that, but honestly all

> > they'd want to do is give him nasty drugs to slow down his thyroid

> and

> > that's useless. Treating his adrenals may help his thyroid anyway.

> But

> > as a precaution..avoid the iodine.

> > --- In , " l.largey " <l.largey@>