FW: SPAM-MED: Re: Looking for Women with Hypothyroidism

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I have to tell you from my clinical point of view that my observations with

most people who " think " they have a thyroid disorder, do not. I know MD's

test, etc, but those tests are not valid. That is why one time you showed

nothing and the next test you did. Stress of any kind (birth of son, etc)

can cause increased release of cortisol and adrenaline, which can cause the

symptoms you are describing below, if they never come back down. After

sometime of not sleeping well, feeling like crap, not eating, smiling, etc.,

all your metabolic processes become dysfunctional. This is where the thyroid

and T3/T4 come into play. The natural thyroid hormone, DHEA and HGH in my

opinion will make things worse because they will keep your cortisol levels

and adrenaline levels up.

The pituitary gland in the brain release thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

into the bloodstream to the thyroid to produce primarily T4. The T4 goes

into the blood stream travels back up to the brain and signals the pituitary

gland to stop releasing TSH. If your thyroid cannot make enough T4, you have

primary hypothyroidism. This is a glandular bases endocrine disorder, which

is actually rare. There is a difference between glandular based and

metabolic based disorders.

There is a lifestyle counterpart to thyroid dysfunction. When T4 is secreted

into the bloodstream, it also travels to specific cells of the body where it

is converted to T3. T3 conveys to the cells what to do; increase adrenaline

receptors and to burn energy for warmth. However, instead of converting T3,

T4 can also convert to an inactive hormone call reverse T3 (rT3). If T4 is

converted properly, you burn off sugar and fat for energy.

T4 mainly converts to rT3 when the body thinks it is under some sort of

stress and responds as if it were in the middle of a famine to conserve

energy. Poor nutrition and lifestyle is usually the culprit. So not to go

into anymore deep discussion of this, but the best way to get rid of your

negative symptoms, decrease your anxiety, and to feel alive again would be

to clean up your nutrition and lifestyle habits. A great source of info for

this would be to read and apply the principles in the book How to Eat; Move

and Be Healthy by Chek or to find a skilled CHEK NLC Practitioner in

your area (go to www.chekinstitute.com <http://www.chekinstitute.com/> and

call them to ask them to find you one in our area). AS well, feel free to

email me with questions or if you want some help finding one. I see this and

work with a lot of these dysfunctions all the time. People need to just get

back to the basics of eating food from mother earth (organic), stop eating

processed foods, start drinking water, getting enough sleep and so on.

With Qi,

Rubin, OTR/L

CHEK Level 2, NLC 3, Golf Bio

CMTA 1

NMT 1-3

Universal Tao- M, I1-2, Y1, C1

You can only experience what you believe in.

- J. McMullin

SPAM-MED: Re: Looking for Women with

Hypothyroidism

Chuck, Well lets see my problems started eleven years ago after the birth of

my son. High anxiety, depression, Hair loss and very dry hair. I have been

to tons of docs that tested my thyroid and found nothing wrong. Then finally

found a doc that said my thyroid was low. So next week I start on natural

thyroid, dhea and human growth hormone. I hope this will work . I am at the

end of my rope. I actually tried to take my life last year because I was not

getting answers. So at least I have some hope now. Thank you

Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote: ,

You wrote:

> Does anybody have a success story on taking meds for there thyroid?

> Would love to hear some!

As you might imagine, people who quickly achieve success with the

conventional treatments are not drawn to a discussion list, such as this

this. We tend to hear from people with more complex issues or who were

just poorly treated in the first place. If you are looking for hope,

most of us do eventually get back to relatively normal conditions but

with some limitations.

Please tell us what stage you are in. That way we can focus on what you

can expect next.

Chuck