Intro

[Guest guest]

Sheri: Welcome to the site. I am aware of Natures Sunshines products, but

am lissening to a Dr. Biamonte advice. you might want to check his site for

information & his beliefs, it is incredible! i have been doing his way for

1 yr. now, he also does tests. he has helped me, i'm not saying you have to

follow his way but the information is great. I was also using Chlor. he had

me stop, said i was feeding the yeast. did your Dr. do any tests? His site

is drb@.... I have Candida Tropicalis, which is a different

strain than the usual Albicans. read his site & let me know what you think.

Have a good day! Mogdrmom

[Guest guest]

Thank You so much Dusan, for putting Dr. Biamontes sites on, i have'nt had

time to do so, I know it will help everyone, he explains it so throughly,

It will save me a lot of typing! Have a good day! Mogdrmom

[Guest guest]

Here is information about candida:

Web site of Dr. Biamonte:

The Biamonte Center for Clinical Nutrition

http://www.health-truth.com/

Look better

Feel better

Increase your energy

Experience optimum health

Articles about Candida :

http://www.health-truth.com/Articles/Candida/Candida1.htm

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NUTRITION UPDATE -- DECEMBER 1990

DETECTION OF CANDIDA ALBICANS

by Biamonte, D.N.

http://www.health-truth.com/Articles/Candida/Candida1a.htm

THE ELIMINATION OF CANDIDA -THE RIGHT WAYS AND THE WRONG WAYS!

By Biamonte, D.N.

http://www.health-truth.com/Articles/Candida/Candida1.htm

Dr Biamonte new site:

http://drmichael.is4.com/drmichael/

Dusan Stojkovic

Norway

[Guest guest]

Hi, Roxanne. Welcome to the list. Hypothyroidism can be caused by fluoride.

I know it was in my case. I drink distilled water now because it's the only

100% reliable way to avoid fluoride in the water. It is added by many

municipalities and it is naturally present in some water sources. It is also

in many foods in large amounts due to fertilizers and pesticides which

contain fluoride. Organic foods will help lower fluoride intake for that

reason. There is also alot of fluoride present in polluted air. If you

child's doctor prescribed fluoride drops I would stop them immediately.

Also, avoid fluoride toothpaste and mouthwash. For more information on

hypothyroidism and fluoride I'll put links below.

It's really good that you're looking for answers now. My 4 year old became

autistic at about 2 years of age. It's a long story but I have reason to

believe that fluoride caused it. Fluoride is a neurotoxin, and can have a

profound affect on developing infants and small children. All my best and

good luck.

M.

http://www.my4tune.u-net.com/hypo.html

http://www.my4tune.u-net.com/appto_treatment.html

http://www.nofluoride.com

[Guest guest]

i don't like your letters ....i don't need your letters.......stop filling my

mail up with your uninteresting " stuff " or i will alert aol that you are

spamming me

[Guest guest]

you are reported

[Guest guest]

> Mike, You say you have been living with Graves for 10 yrs. Did you take

> RAI? What medication are you on now? How do you feel now? What can I

> expect with Graves? I took RAI. I look forward to your response.

Greetings:

Yes, I developed Grave's about 1990 - I was managing a 38,000 sq km field study,

and working 14-18 hours a day. One day my resting pulse went from 65-120,

literally overnight. I had no idea what was happening, so I went to a doctor

and he ran a bunch of tests (bloodwork, ultrasound, iodine uptake, etc) and told

me I had Grave's. He explained ATD's, RAI or surgery, saying that the ATD's

wouldn't likely work for more than two years and I would have to go with one of

the other options. Options 2 and 3 didn't exactly appeal to me, so I tried PTU

for three months. It had absolutely no effect on me.

At that point I left medical science behind and went to see a naturopath for the

first time. He prescribed some herbal and homeopathic remedies, which worked

for me. I also had to become 'aware' of my body for really the first time in my

life. I was always athletic, a long distance runner, and tended to take my body

for granted. When you can hear your own heartbeat you can't ignore your body

anymore. I could lie on my back, place a glass on my chest and the glass would

rock back and forth.

With the help of the naturopath, the herbs and the lifestyle changes (couldn't

be Superman anymore), within about three weeks my resting pulse went down to

about 80, and I didn't take anything more for about 5 years. Then our

illustrious premier (read governor in the U.S.) laid off me and 12,000 other

people, my stress level went back up and so did my heart rate. I went to a

different naturopath (we had moved by then), and worked with her to get things

under control.

Marcia and I started doing tai chi in 1995 (I had done other martial arts when I

was younger), and I found that helped a lot. Last year Marcia went for a bone

density test, and she has 104% of the bone density of a woman half her age. A

friend of ours who had osteoporosis developing has stopped it and improved with

tai chi, some diet changes, etc.

I try to watch my diet, get enough rest (not always successful on either count)

and keep in shape. I take taraxacum (dandelion) off and on for liver cleansing

and crategeus (hawthorn) for my heart. I also take a mixture of herbs

prescribed by my naturopath. Recently I started taking copper as suggested by

. My pulse rate varies somewhat, but with some quiet time I can get it down

pretty low. As I type this my pulse is 95, but it's late and I'm tired.

Because of my driver's license (big trucks, small buses and air brake equipped

vehicles) I have to get a medical every five years. The last time was in

October of 1998. The MD told me that my thyroid levels were still out of whack,

and suggested RAI (of course). However, my kidneys, liver, heart, lungs, white

blood cells, red blood cells, platelets, etc. were all normal. This after 10

years of a supposedly progressive disease.

It's not easy going this route, but I prefer it for myself. Each has to make

his or her own decisions, but at least be informed about what you're going to

do. I probably know more about Grave's than most doctors. There is a plethora

of information on the 'net, and some good books.

People who haven't already can check out my web site at:

http://webhome.idirect.com/~wolfnowl/thyroid.htm Read the articles, follow the

links, and be informed!

Take care,

Me.

[Guest guest]

: What has she got you taking? Mogdrmom

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Can you list what supplements you are taking and what kinds of foods you

eat/avoid?

There has been some good exchange on this lately and each person is a little

different and gets better at their own natural pace.

...:-)

Intro

> From: lindaj@...

>

> I recently joined the candidiasis list. I was on the list many months ago,

> (at least I think it was this list, but maybe it was another candida

list.)

> but unsubbed because of all the bickering that was going on. The bickering

> and nit-picking was worse than any other list that I've ever been on,

> including some religious lists, and I finally got tired of having to sort

> through all the arguments to find anything useful. But I really need some

> help sorting things out to get over this candida problem, and so I

rejoined,

> hoping that perhaps things had settled down over time. I'm disappointed to

> find that there is still some bickering and nit-picking going on, but

maybe

> there are enough caring people around to help me a little. Is there

> something about candida that makes people really bad-tempered and

> intolerant? I know that ill health can make you irritable, but I'm hoping

> that some of the people on the list will have healed enough to get past

that

> problem.

>

> I've suffered with candida problems for 20+ years. I only learned what it

> was approximately 8 or 10 years ago. Since then I've half-heartedly tried

a

> number of times to overcome it, each time making a little progress, only

to

> have it bounce back worse than before. The state where I live has laws

> prohibiting the practice of alternative forms of medicine, other than

> chiropractic, although there are a couple homeopaths who practice under

the

> guise of other things, like mental health practitioner, or chiropractor,

so

> for the most part I've been trying to self-treat. I did attempt to go to a

> doctor and ask for help, and he basically laughed in my face and told me

> that he didn't have a clue about how to treat it. Finally, a little over a

> year ago my health really fell apart, and after months of trying to find

> help from local allopathic doctors, who treated me for a wide variety of

> problems and couldn't agree on anything, and only made things worse, I

> finally went to a homeopathic doctor, who tried for 4 months to help me

get

> my body straightened out, without any luck. So in January I finally went

out

> of state to a naturopath. She's made more progress in the last couple

months

> than I've made in years. But I'm still not out of the woods, yet.

>

> She currently has me taking a variety of supplements for digestive

problems,

> allergies and to treat the candida. I don't know how competent she is in

> treating candida, and I'm not sure she realizes how resistant and how

> extensive my candida problems are. I've read the book " The Yeast

> Connection " , and I'm just too foggy minded to absorb everything out of it.

> (One of those annoying candida symptoms.)

>

> So if I tell you what I'm currently doing, maybe someone can give me some

> feedback about whether it sounds effective, or what kinds of loopholes

might

> be in it, or what else I can do to make it more effective. Maybe it will

> help arm me with questions to ask the next time I go to see her. Please

let

> me know if this is possible.

>

>

> lindaj@...

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Sam,

The more I learn about it and the closer I get to following it the more I

believe in the blood type diet. Are you familiar with it? The idea is

that people with different blood types should eat different foods. What is

nourishing and healthy for a person with type O is not healthy and

nourishing for a blood type A person. There are a few books on the blood

type / food connection. The one I've read is Eat Right 4 Your Blood Type.

It's by D'Adamo (I might have the first name wrong). You should be

able to get it at your local library if you'd prefer to do that.

Do you know your blood type? Mine's A, so I eat very little animal flesh

and lots of veggies and some grains (certain ones, not all grains and not

all veggies). My husband is type O. According to the blood type diet he

should be eating animal flesh, especially red meat (I think), very little

grains, and lots of veggies. I don't know much about type B or type AB

since I don't have either in my house.

Hope this helps,

sam.gron@... wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> Sam here and I'm ready to get healthy but I really do need your help.

> I'm overweight, broken down (healthwise) and getting to old to cope

> with teenage and older offspring. Boy, do I need help!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> I'm

> veggie and try not to eat dairy products but the odd bit of chocolate

> and maybe even a bit of butter seem to find it's way into my mouth. I

> think it's called comfort eating so now I'm going to spend more time

> on the computer and less time eating. Please can you give me some

> pointers on where to start as it all sounds a bit confusing. Maybe

> someone would give me a sample of a two or three month get healthy

> programme. Anyway glad to meet you all and looking forward to

> heeding

> your advice.

> love sam

>

[Guest guest]

one could go nuts trying to figure all this stuff out with diet. The closer

to the earth the food is, the better it is for you. Eat organically. Eat

unprocessed foods. Eat whole grains and whole foods. Balance cooked and

uncooked, and keep a chart of your food intake for a month or two versus how

you feel. Do seasonal cleanses, and thank your stars if you have good

genetics, lol

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam!!

You don't need to sit on the bench!

Nice to meet you : ) Hope you start to feel better soon,

Hannah

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam!

Well sounds like you've been thru the ringer too!

I'm glad I switched to an ND, NO MORE BLOOD WORK FOR ME EVER AGAIN!!!! We are going by body temp and what I'm feeling..... it's great and I'm on Bio-throid which is fantastic! Loving every minute of getting better!

Kathie

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[Guest guest]

Pam:

Thank you for enumeratuing the side effects of synthroid.

They are devastating.

For folks who have had RAI or gland destruction [brilliant medical

procedure!!]

the best bet is Armour or this new Biothroid.

It is an extract of pig thyroid and has the least side effects of the

options.

Earl

Intro

Hi all --

I've been lurking for a few days to make sure this is a group I might

actually be able to exchange information and perhaps learn something

from; being a bit of a cynic I'll admit to being rather leery about

joining an online support group of any kind, but I'm also always open to

new ways of learning how to live with this sooooooooooo...here I am!

[grin] Consider yourselves " warned " ...

I actually come to hypothyroidism by the 131I treatment for

hyperthyroidism, which I did about 10 years ago. I've been on

Synthroid/Levothyroxin ever since. I went off it for a year or so at one

point -- not recommended if you're not using anything else to supplement

the missing T-stuff(!) -- and pretty much went through the usual

systemic " breakdowns " . (In case anyone's curious as to why I went off

it, it was more laziness, procrastination, ignorance and lack of

" roundtoits " than anything else -- I was tired of having to get

bloodwork done every 3 months)

Finally went in and got put back on it, and have pretty much been on it

ever since. Well, except for the last couple of months, when I got lazy

again and didn't get around to calling in the refill... Yeah, yeah, I

know -- but of course this isn't something that you notice right away

when you stop taking it! In fact, the changes have been so subtle that

it wasn't until the last week or so when it dawned on me that the reason

why I'm " suddenly " feeling:

Like every movement is in slow motion

Completely unmotivated

Constantly wiped out

Slight weight gain (more like a bit of water retention than anything else)

Skin starting to resemble a lizard (again, although this is usually the

first sign for me!)

Hair falling out if I run my hand through it when it's wet

Depressed/anxious/more depressed

....*might* just be because I've been putting off getting that refill for

the last 2 months!!

Geez.

Good news is that I picked the refill up today... But since I'm not

seeing an endo for this at the moment, merely a civilian GP at a

military hospital, I thought maybe I could pick the brains of others in

(possibly) similar situations. My current dosage is .75, but will

probably go back down to .5 by the next time (I was told that my T-stuff

was running the high side of normal, possibly because I'd recently had a

baby. Hmm.) And if I have another case of " roundtoit-itis " I'll probably

just drive the 40 minutes it takes to get to Tecate MX and pick up a

bottle of 200 so I'm sure not to run out!

Anyway. Sorry to be so long-winded. I'll go back to the bench now and

watch...

Regards,

Pam

[Guest guest]

Earl --

I believe you may have misunderstood the effects I was describing; those

were not " side effects " of my *taking* Synthroid -- they were the

byproducts of having been *off* of it for at least 2 months! Since

getting my refill last night, taking a double dose on an empty stomach

in the early evening and a normal dose this morning I feel 200% better

than I did 48 hours ago -- most noticably, my brain doesn't feel like

it's shutting down...

I plan to look into the alternatives you've suggested, though.

Personally, I don't care much what I take to keep my levels up as long

as it works!

Regards,

Pam

Earl Conroy wrote:

> Pam:

> Thank you for enumeratuing the side effects of synthroid.

> They are devastating.

> For folks who have had RAI or gland destruction [brilliant medical

> procedure!!]

> the best bet is Armour or this new Biothroid.

> It is an extract of pig thyroid and has the least side effects of the

> options.

> Earl

>

[Guest guest]

Pam;

You're right. We all want to feel well.

People on prozac feel well for the first few days too.

The idea is to look into resolving the problem while feeling well and not

just cover it up with drugs hoping that the drug will continue to " work " ,

while the problem continues!!

Earl

Re: Intro

Earl --

I believe you may have misunderstood the effects I was describing; those

were not " side effects " of my *taking* Synthroid -- they were the

byproducts of having been *off* of it for at least 2 months! Since

getting my refill last night, taking a double dose on an empty stomach

in the early evening and a normal dose this morning I feel 200% better

than I did 48 hours ago -- most noticably, my brain doesn't feel like

it's shutting down...

I plan to look into the alternatives you've suggested, though.

Personally, I don't care much what I take to keep my levels up as long

as it works!

Regards,

Pam

Earl Conroy wrote:

> Pam:

> Thank you for enumeratuing the side effects of synthroid.

> They are devastating.

> For folks who have had RAI or gland destruction [brilliant medical

> procedure!!]

> the best bet is Armour or this new Biothroid.

> It is an extract of pig thyroid and has the least side effects of the

> options.

> Earl

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 09/17/2001 11:29:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time, lynnda@... writes:

I am

wanting to try again yet need to know what to eat and take herbaly. I

need all your wonderful advise so that I don't loose another baby

again. Thanks.

Lynnda,

It sounds to me like you need to find yourself a very good doc who will work with you to get your immune system and your thyroid up to speed. One of my clients was suffering from a low thyroid condition while trying to conceive and she finally found good help with doctors who sepcialize in high risk pregnancies and they monitored her through her whole pregnancy. She did very well with that kind of help. So I would suggest you begin interviewing doctors until you find one you can feel confident with.

Good luck,

"We are each responsible for our own life--no other person is or even *can* be." Oprah Winfrey

http://geocities.com/llheinsohn/index.html

[Guest guest]

Dear Listmates,

I noticed that there are a couple new Members who have just joined and are trying to find the soultion to their Childs Epilepsy. I know how difficult that can be and so in an attempt to help them I am forwarding a few Web Links to the List for their benefit.

Also wanted suggestions on websites, relevant studies, anything and everything and so I am suggesting "6" books that have helped me, along with some possible sources for the books.

Best of Luck,

Myers

[Guest guest]

i wish you well, I hope they soon come up with the " pure cure " for hep,

or something with no sides, I think they are close, I am doing O.K. but

I feel for you, I realize what you must go through on a daily basis.

Oh, sorry you had to fight in Nam, I hate war, it sticks, but there are some

things there are no answers for in this world, only in the next will all our

answers come to us. May God and his son bless you,

[Guest guest]

Hi Pete,

Always nice to see a friendly face. Sounds like

you're hangin there. I'm finally on the waiting list

for combo. What's your status on getting it? Do you

think it will ever happen?

I've missed you Yooper. Take care.

Love,

Grace

--- PMGilbertson@... wrote:

> Hey ALL

> Heres a little intro.

> I am a new subscriber to this list.

> Male 51 Years, Vietnam Veteran Helo Medic Nha Trang

> 575th Medical Det

> 1972/1973. PTSD 70% Disabled, 30% Unemployable,

> 100% disabled. VA

> Bi-Polar (a term I hate) Manic/Depressive, Obsesive

> Compulsive.

> Dislexia sufferer.

> Hepatitis C 1A and 1B (double geno type) Stage 4

> Grade 4 750,000 Viral load

> 30+ years of Hep w/ 15 years of Chronic Fatigue.

>

> Trying to learn all I can about this NASTY Virus we

> share. Hope this site can

> teach me.

>

> claudine intexas <claudineintexas@...>

> Subject: Re: Surprisingly small effect of antiviral

> treatment in patients

> with hepatitis C

> I can't say for sure - could be something as simple

> has not getting a

> blood test done, or they were already on

> antidepressants or

> something. I found this to be a very irritating

> article. I felt like

> they were looking for excuses to NOT treat people.

> They seem to have

> lumped ALL people with HCV into the same catagory,

> which is what they

> have seen at this ONE clinic. I wonder how many

> people who really

> needed treatment were discouraged from seeking

> treatment. These

> people seemed very judgemental and non-supportive -

> to me anyway. I

> think what they probably are really saying is 'let's

> not waste any of

> OUR money' (which is probably public funding) on

> these people.

> (I'm not in a very good frame of mind right now when

> it comes to

> hospitals, medicare, doctors, etc.)

>

> Claudine in Texas. I agree very much!!! The labeling

> I have encountered along

> my way has left me with a very bitter taste in my

> mouth and mind (what little

> I have left).

>

> I have to deal with the VA (various assholes) and

> they do not want to start

> people on the treatment program unless you fit every

> single criteria they

> have established. Its a long list. Its VERY

> frustrating... BE HEALTHY....

> Pete G

>

> " Chance favors the prepared mind "

> Louis Pasteur

>

> Da YOOPER

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

--- PMGilbertson@... wrote:

> I have to deal with the VA (various assholes) and they do not want

> to start

> people on the treatment program unless you fit every single

> criteria they

> have established. Its a long list. Its VERY frustrating... BE

> HEALTHY....

> Pete G

>

> Da YOOPER

Wow, I've never been in the military but I have to deal with VA's all

the time too!!!

For your info, just in case you haven't heard already, the VA was

alloted quite a bit of money to treat HCV - and I've heard they don't

seem to be using much of it. I'm not too sure how accurate that info

is, it came from the Schering drug rep.

Have I met you somewhere before? Your 'Da YOOPER' sounds VERY

familiar to me.

Good luck!

Claudine

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Elaine,

I think not long ago I read about a gentlemen increasing serotonin by eating

lentil beans and cottage cheese (I am not sure what it contains), which is

supposed to raise trypophan (spelling not correct) which in turn affects the

serotonin.

Also I am sure you already have read about 5-HTP the homeopathic way of

increasing serotonin levels.

Hope this helps,

God bless,

Tracey

[Guest guest]

Thanks Lamar for your informative post. Yes, I have spent over 20 years

trying to find out " why " my daughter has epilepsy. I said " why " to a doctor

last week as a matter of fact. I never get an answer, just: " The brain is a

complex organ Mrs. Millar " . It is particularly interesting to note that

has been seizure free twice in her life and both times she was not

taking meds. She also has seizures in cycles and has a lot of other obvious

symptoms related to the seizure cycle. Working up to seizures she can't get

enough to eat, is anxious, hyper, irritable, impulsive, overly verbal, and

weeps and complains constantly of pain. She also retains fluid in her legs

and ankles and then it is realeased just before the seizures start (usually

resulting in an accident in bed). After about 2 days of seizures she then

will not touch food or drink unless forced, can't sleep, won't talk, is not

interested in anything and sometimes becomes destructive. This goes on for

about 3 days. There are then about 2 days where she isn't living in hell and

is as " normal " mentally and physically as she can be. Nobody has an answer

for why this happens. Even all of the psychiatrists that seem to be our last

resort agree that all of this is seizure generated and not a psychological

problem.

I will investigate s-Reiter. As it happens, the reason I joined

this list was to get info such as this. We live in Canada and are planning

to get another workup done in the US. This may be the place! I'll let you

know. Thanks again.

Betsy

[Guest guest]

Hi, Dani! I am, too. I have been trying to follow Atkin's for a year and

don't do too well. I keep giving up things I love (big hint they're bad

for you) then that doesn't make any difference, so I get depressed, then

don't even want to face having to give up more - meaning dairy. I got 241

on the test (180 and above means you definitely have a candida problem). I

wish there was a magic solution, too. I am trying to stick to low carb and

trying to get ready to remove dairy. Cheese is gonna be hard.

So, no, I can't give you any help in the " How I did it successfully " way,

but I can send you lots of hints I've saved up if you want them off list.

Your family will always be like that - until you show success, they won't

listen. It's a cliche even it's so common. So don't fret - just take care

of yourself and your babies.

Deana

[Guest guest]

I'm nursing just one child, and it is my children who show the symptoms with

food allergies (not me) so in some ways it is easier to stick to a diet, so

they don't scratch all their skin off. I found the problem while nursing

, at about 6 months old, and things were much better for him, but

now with my youngest I cannot seem to limit my diet enough to get rid of her

eczema, and still get enough to eat. I don't drink milk, but do eat dairy. I

eat nut-butters, primarily almond butter, lots of meat and try to eat more

green and yellow vegetables. Also taking supplements to help get things

under control, making sure not to take anything that will harm my nursling.

It is not an easy balance, but you can do it - for you and for your

children! Feel free to email me privately if you want more specifics.

Kirsten - battling candida/yeast, allergic to corn, wheat

<>< Mother of 3 - Becca, 10,

, 4 eczema - allergic to milk (not dairy), wheat, corn (outgrown

oats, and others)

and Kiyanna 1 yo eczema - allergic to dairy and breastmilk allergic to

milk, wheat, oats, corn, peanuts, sugars, soy, eggs

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From: " momuvaif " <famli4mary@...>

> Hi. I am a mom of 4 and recently stumbled on info about candidiasis

> changing my diet. See with a larger family and the fact that I am

> still nursing 2 children, I have always tried to feed my family right

> to the best of my ability and will continue to do so.