Adrenal Support

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Except I didn't say that below, the previous poster did.

My post at that time was:

In this program, Gorham, PhD, discusses the dilemma of skin cancer and sunscreen use.

http://www.ucsd.tv/search-details.aspx?showID=15770

Bruce

Re: Re: Adrenal support

I have found that if I eat enough of the right fats I don't burn at all. Don't know what the relationship is but it has eliminated my need for sunscreen.

BarbF

In a message dated 4/10/2010 6:08:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, brucebkdesign (DOT) ca writes:

Your greatest chance of getting melanoma is by wearing sunscreen and spending time in the sun. The sunscreen chemicals react with ultraviolet rays in the basal layer of your skin and create toxins. It also encourages people to spend far too long in the sun unprotected by clothing.

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Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a smaller

town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke whatever they can,

use recreational drugs excessively and just generally don't take care of

themselves, but that is exactly the type of place that I moved to without

realizing what I was getting into. I'm working on undoing my mistake though.

> > >

> > > > Gracia,

> > > > Could you refresh my mind on what I should take for adrenal support?

Something on the cheap side.

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LMAO, what you are referring to are rednecks! And

I grew up in a small town. People knew more about

what I was doing than I did, *snorfle*

Seriously though small towns can be kinda

clannish, my town had a population of 900

thereabouts. Heh. And there was one traffic light.

Bethann

" The greatest enemy of knowledge is not

ignorance...it is the illusion of knowledge "

~ Hawking

lookonthebriteside wrote:

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>

> Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

> perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a

> smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke

> whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just generally

> don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place

> that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm working

> on undoing my mistake though.

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My town isn't that small, Bethann...But it's full of what I like to call white

trash (otherwise known as red necks)! And it's really getting to me because it's

very depressing to be surrounded by that...especially when you are trying to

date.

Sherry

> >

> >

> > Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

> > perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a

> > smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke

> > whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just generally

> > don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place

> > that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm working

> > on undoing my mistake though.

>

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Now hold on, LOL. White trash and rednecks aren't

always equal. There are rednecks that aren't white

trash. Some of the rednecks are good people. Most

of the younger ones are kinda wild. My town had

plenty of rednecks but not a lot of white trash.

Overalls were the dress code, cause most of the

folks in my town were farmers. And everyone was

kin to everyone else.

Bethann

" The greatest enemy of knowledge is not

ignorance...it is the illusion of knowledge "

~ Hawking

lookonthebriteside wrote:

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>

> My town isn't that small, Bethann...But it's full of what I like to call

> white trash (otherwise known as red necks)! And it's really getting to

> me because it's very depressing to be surrounded by that...especially

> when you are trying to date.

>

> Sherry

>

>

> > >

> > >

> > > Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

> > > perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a

> > > smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke

> > > whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just

> generally

> > > don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place

> > > that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm working

> > > on undoing my mistake though.

> >

>

>

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And why is this on the Iodine group?

Owner / Mod

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> Now hold on, LOL. White trash and rednecks aren't

> always equal. There are rednecks that aren't white

> trash. Some of the rednecks are good people. Most

> of the younger ones are kinda wild. My town had

> plenty of rednecks but not a lot of white trash.

> Overalls were the dress code, cause most of the

> folks in my town were farmers. And everyone was

> kin to everyone else.

>

> Bethann

>

> " The greatest enemy of knowledge is not

> ignorance...it is the illusion of knowledge "

> ~ Hawking

>

> lookonthebriteside wrote:

>>

>>

>> My town isn't that small, Bethann...But it's full of what I like to call

>> white trash (otherwise known as red necks)! And it's really getting to

>> me because it's very depressing to be surrounded by that...especially

>> when you are trying to date.

>>

>> Sherry

>>

>>

>> > >

>> > >

>> > > Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

>> > > perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a

>> > > smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who

>> smoke

>> > > whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just

>> generally

>> > > don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place

>> > > that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm

>> working

>> > > on undoing my mistake though.

>> >

>>

>>

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Well, I think the terms red neck and white trash are used interchangeably in my

area...I always thought there was a difference between white trash/red neck and

country people. I think you are using red neck the way I would use

" country " ...and I agree...Those people aren't bad...But what's in my area is the

bad variety.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

> > > > perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a

> > > > smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke

> > > > whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just

> > generally

> > > > don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place

> > > > that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm working

> > > > on undoing my mistake though.

> > >

> >

> >

>

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Sorry, Steph...I have a habit of automatically replying if I have something to

say on the topic.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

> > > > > perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a

> > > > > smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke

> > > > > whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just

> > > generally

> > > > > don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place

> > > > > that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm

working

> > > > > on undoing my mistake though.

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

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I don’t think is the one who replied, her ladybugsandbees looks similar to loookonthebriteside =-)

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Sorry, Steph...I have a habit of automatically replying if I have something to say on the topic.> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my> > > > > perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a> > > > > smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke> > > > > whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just > > > generally> > > > > don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place> > > > > that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm working> > > > > on undoing my mistake though.> > > >> > > > > >> >>

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Sherry - Perhaps you should Look on the brite side, take your iodine and become

grateful---even though it may be hard, try to be grateful for even one small

thing each day. There are rednecks, white trash, and drug users in all walks of

life----even the upscale California people are affected. Try being grateful and

do take your iodine. Judy

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> > >

> > > Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

> > > perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a

> > > smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke

> > > whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just generally

> > > don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place

> > > that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm working

> > > on undoing my mistake though.

> >

>

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Time to take this to the OT list, I think so. =-)

Re: Adrenal support

Sherry - Perhaps you should Look on the brite side, take your iodine and become grateful---even though it may be hard, try to be grateful for even one small thing each day. There are rednecks, white trash, and drug users in all walks of life----even the upscale California people are affected. Try being grateful and do take your iodine. Judy> > > > > > > > > Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my > > > perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a > > > smaller town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke > > > whatever they can, use recreational drugs excessively and just generally > > > don't take care of themselves, but that is exactly the type of place > > > that I moved to without realizing what I was getting into. I'm working > > > on undoing my mistake though.> >>

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On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 6:09 AM, Kathleen Blake <kathleenblake@...> wrote:

 

The highest rate of malignant melonoma skin cancer is in Australia...and NOT from the folks who work outside, but interestingly enough the OFFICE workers who work under fluorescent lights have the highest rates!  Yes, and I think you'll find the second highest rate of malignant melonoma is in Scotland where they don't generally do a lot of sunbaking.

 

Re: Adrenal support

 

Sunbathe?! Are you serious? That's horrible for your skin. At a minimum, it causes premature aging. I live in Florida. It's a rather backward state (at least in the non- metropolitan areas), and people aren't good about protecting themselves from the sun. It amazes me how many people I've come across who have had cancerous growths from sun exposure.> > > Gracia,> > Could you refresh my mind on what I should take for adrenal support? Something on the cheap side.>

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Sorry, Bruce...I hate it when people do that.

BarbF

In a message dated 4/11/2010 9:21:39 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bruce@... writes:

Except I didn't say that below, the previous poster did.

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is ok accidents happen and not a biggie

thanks

Bruce

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Sorry, Bruce...I hate it when people do that.

BarbF

In a message dated 4/11/2010 9:21:39 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, brucebkdesign (DOT) ca writes:

Except I didn't say that below, the previous poster did.

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This Florida native understands your delima. Things have changed a LOT here in

my hometown over the years. I've lived in Chicago and Denver and come back to

FL twice. What I've found is that the good and bad elements exist everywhere.

Maybe a change of perspective might help. As reminded me, it's best to

focus on the positives in our environments, so maybe you and I can help each

other with that? I love your web handle...it's perfect for your present

situation...a very good way to remind yourself to keep your face pointed toward

the sunshine and blue skies. FL does have great skies!

>

> Well, I moved to Florida from California, and in my area and with my

perspective, it's backwards! Maybe you are lucky and don't live in a smaller

town that is full of uneducated, unambitious losers who smoke whatever they can,

use recreational drugs excessively and just generally don't take care of

themselves, but that is exactly the type of place that I moved to without

realizing what I was getting into. I'm working on undoing my mistake though.

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There are many things that support the adrenals. Licorice root, ashwaganda, L-Theanine, Vit C, Unrefined Salt, Adrenal Glandulars, B Complex. There are so many. You just have to find what works for you. I use Adrenal glandulars and Hydrocortisone (Rx) when I am really bad.

adrenal support

What is recommended here for adrenal support.

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Rest, low carb diet, plenty of cholesterol, and bone broth.

Minno

adrenal support

What is recommended here for adrenal support.

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Hannah, what about your levels of ferritin, vitamin B12m vitamin

D3, magnesium, folate, copper or zinc? If any of these are low in the range,

the thyroid hormone can't work properly. Also, is there any possibility you

might have systemic candidiasis or mercury poisoning caused through amalgam

fillings. See the attached document.

Luv - Sheila

I've got up to about 12-13 isocort a day and 2

grains NDT, all with dr p's consent. Before I started on the NDT and just on

isocort I had got my temps stable at about 36.8c for quite a while.

Since starting NDT my average daily temps have gone down and aren't as stable

as they were. Also my basal temps are as low as 36.0.

Any idea what all this means- are my adrenals not well enough supported?

I do feel a bit better on the NDT but not massively so as I was hoping.

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My local HFS does not carry Adrenal Cortex Extract, but it does carry

ADRENergize by Enzymatic Therapy. ADRENergize ingredients are:

Adrenal Cortex Extract - 250 mg

Multi Glandular Complex - 100mg (liver, lung, pancreas, heart, kidney, and

spleen)

Recommended use is one capsule three times daily.

Does anyone have any experience with this? My son is 14 years old, 5'5 " and 115

lbs, NT, and we have completed 3 rounds of AC chelation using ALA only. My

son's primary issue is chronic fatigue. He has food allergies, asthma, and is

also being treated for hypothyroidism, but the only adrenal assessment he had

was a blood test several years ago that indicated cortisol levels were in the

normal range (per endocrinologist). However, after learning more about the link

with adrenals and thyroid, as well as low metabolic energy and its symptoms I

suspect he has an adrenal issue.

I will order ACE online (what mg?), but in the meantime want to get him started

on something to specifically support his adrenals. He is already on fish oil,

vit A, B-50 complex, C, D, E, molybdenum, taurine, biotin, iodine/zinc/selenium

compounded capsules, l-tyrosine, no fenol, calcium, magnesium, diflucan, Klaire

Labs probiotics, multivitamin, and is GFCFEF peanut, garlic, and citrus free.

Thanks,

Rose

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Can't we all share this Sally. Can you let us have these on the

group so hopefully, those with low adrenal reserve may benefit too. I could

perhaps upload this to our Files section in the 'Adrenal' FOLDER.

Luv - Sheila

Hi Sally Jarvis

Could you email me privately your list of vits/minerals etc for

adrenal support. I would be interested to see how you tackled low adrenal

function.

Thanks

Sue x