Guest guest Posted July 27, 2004 Report Share Posted July 27, 2004 Hello All, (hey Kathy Sweeney ) I am wondering if you have considered prescribing an HCL supplement? high stress, cortisol, has/is decreasing her stomach acid and therefore decreasing ability to digest/assimilate food/nutrients. esp b's and iron. I have a theory that suppressed anger can cause decreased HCl, so maybe there is a mental/ emotional component to this? Also, can you order other Thyroid tests? get a free T4, T3, maybe antibodies, to rule out thyroid issues/ Hashimoto's. My other M/E theory with low thyroid, esp with women, is that they are not able to use their voice, or speak up and say their needs. I hope this helps, Lang --- " Dr. Polinsky " <drpolinsky@...> wrote: > > This case is by Dr. Dahl, (sent to the group > by Polinsky due to > technical difficulties) - please direct replies to > through this venue > or directly at nicdahl@... > > > Hello all, > > I have a case that has a significant history and I'm > having trouble getting > started. > > Here is the subjective: > > 20 year old female with a history of nephrotic > syndrome at age 4 right after > a bout of the chicken pox. Doctors put her on a > heavy dose of prednisone > until age 10. > > She gained a tremendous amount of weight and was 185 > lbs by age 13. > Frequent colds of course d/t the steroid. She has > degeneration in the disc > spaces of her spine and subsequent back pain better > with chiro and massage. > > She is presently complaining of severe fatigue, > weight gain, irregular and > heavy menstrual cycles, dizziness and hair loss. > > She is incredibly driven and is a type A with too > much on her plate. > Exercise is draining instead of invigorating, but > she tries to do it > anyways. > > Her number one priority is her energy. > > Mother has thalassemia > > Objective: > > NRL vitals > > Blood work from MD: > > June/04 low hemoglobin, hematocrit, MCV, MCHC and > MCH. No ferritin done. > July/04 (after floradix) low normal Hgb and Hct, but > still low MCV and MCH. > Ferritin 29. > TSH 2.72 > > > I am wondering what I need to do for the kidney > history, chickenpox > connection and the prednisone damage. I need to get > her energy up ASAP. > She is an endocrine nightmare as far as adrenals, > thyroid and female > hormones. > > At her first visit I chose to support the thyroid > and adrenals with > glandulars. We are going to do a few Meyer's > cocktails to start with as > well to see how she responds to some nutrients. Of > course she is also going > to do BTG's. > > I didn't Rx unda's because I wasn't sure where the > best place to start was. > > Any help would be so greatly appreciated. > > Thanks all, > > Dahl > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2004 Report Share Posted July 27, 2004 Please be patient. You said " I need to get her energy up ASAP." This is one huge responsibilty for any physician. Is there a reason you think she can heal more quickly than the tissues can repair themselves. Is it possible the years of prednisone has caused irreparable damage? I think so. Despite this, I would still give her ribes nigrum, 100 drops in the AM (for a long time). Cases like this will need EVERY system to be treated eventually so it probably doesn't matter where you start with UNDA numbers. Any system will work. Treat the system you think is the priority and realize it will take the next 3-5 years to get her close to where you would like her to be. Once again, be patient. Don't place an unreasonable burden on your shoulders. Please keep us updated. D Thom This case is by Dr. Dahl, (sent to the group by Polinsky due to technical difficulties) - please direct replies to through this venue or directly at nicdahl@... Hello all, I have a case that has a significant history and I'm having trouble getting started. Here is the subjective: 20 year old female with a history of nephrotic syndrome at age 4 right after a bout of the chicken pox. Doctors put her on a heavy dose of prednisone until age 10. She gained a tremendous amount of weight and was 185 lbs by age 13. Frequent colds of course d/t the steroid. She has degeneration in the disc spaces of her spine and subsequent back pain better with chiro and massage. She is presently complaining of severe fatigue, weight gain, irregular and heavy menstrual cycles, dizziness and hair loss. She is incredibly driven and is a type A with too much on her plate. Exercise is draining instead of invigorating, but she tries to do it anyways. Her number one priority is her energy. Mother has thalassemia Objective: NRL vitals Blood work from MD: June/04 low hemoglobin, hematocrit, MCV, MCHC and MCH. No ferritin done. July/04 (after floradix) low normal Hgb and Hct, but still low MCV and MCH. Ferritin 29. TSH 2.72 I am wondering what I need to do for the kidney history, chickenpox connection and the prednisone damage. I need to get her energy up ASAP. She is an endocrine nightmare as far as adrenals, thyroid and female hormones. At her first visit I chose to support the thyroid and adrenals with glandulars. We are going to do a few Meyer's cocktails to start with as well to see how she responds to some nutrients. Of course she is also going to do BTG's. I didn't Rx unda's because I wasn't sure where the best place to start was. Any help would be so greatly appreciated. Thanks all, Dahl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 28, 2004 Report Share Posted July 28, 2004 Thanks for the reminder to be realistic...I will keep everyone updated and I'll start with the ribes. -----Original Message-----From: Drdwthom@... [mailto:Drdwthom@...]Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 10:02 PM Subject: Re: Nephrotic Syndrome Please be patient. You said " I need to get her energy up ASAP." This is one huge responsibilty for any physician. Is there a reason you think she can heal more quickly than the tissues can repair themselves. Is it possible the years of prednisone has caused irreparable damage? I think so. Despite this, I would still give her ribes nigrum, 100 drops in the AM (for a long time). Cases like this will need EVERY system to be treated eventually so it probably doesn't matter where you start with UNDA numbers. Any system will work. Treat the system you think is the priority and realize it will take the next 3-5 years to get her close to where you would like her to be. Once again, be patient. Don't place an unreasonable burden on your shoulders. Please keep us updated. D Thom This case is by Dr. Dahl, (sent to the group by Polinsky due totechnical difficulties) - please direct replies to through this venueor directly at nicdahl@...Hello all,I have a case that has a significant history and I'm having trouble gettingstarted.Here is the subjective:20 year old female with a history of nephrotic syndrome at age 4 right aftera bout of the chicken pox. Doctors put her on a heavy dose of prednisoneuntil age 10.She gained a tremendous amount of weight and was 185 lbs by age 13.Frequent colds of course d/t the steroid. She has degeneration in the discspaces of her spine and subsequent back pain better with chiro and massage.She is presently complaining of severe fatigue, weight gain, irregular andheavy menstrual cycles, dizziness and hair loss.She is incredibly driven and is a type A with too much on her plate.Exercise is draining instead of invigorating, but she tries to do itanyways.Her number one priority is her energy.Mother has thalassemiaObjective:NRL vitalsBlood work from MD:June/04 low hemoglobin, hematocrit, MCV, MCHC and MCH. No ferritin done.July/04 (after floradix) low normal Hgb and Hct, but still low MCV and MCH.Ferritin 29.TSH 2.72I am wondering what I need to do for the kidney history, chickenpoxconnection and the prednisone damage. I need to get her energy up ASAP.She is an endocrine nightmare as far as adrenals, thyroid and femalehormones.At her first visit I chose to support the thyroid and adrenals withglandulars. We are going to do a few Meyer's cocktails to start with aswell to see how she responds to some nutrients. Of course she is also goingto do BTG's.I didn't Rx unda's because I wasn't sure where the best place to start was.Any help would be so greatly appreciated.Thanks all, Dahl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2008 Report Share Posted August 22, 2008 > > Hello Bee, > > My very dear friend is suffering as her 16 yr old daughter was just > diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome. She is hospitalized and probably receiving mega doses of drugs. I was wondering if you can shed any light on this disease and if your program might help. > > I went online to do some research and all I found were websites that warned against eating too much protein and monitoring urine ph. I believe this may be faulty advice and I fear what will happen to her daughter in the hands of mainstream medical doctors. If you think your program will help, I'll tell her to join the discussion group. Hi Peggy. I don't know enough about that disease. I recommend your friend see an Orthomolecular Physician: http://www.orthomolecular.org/resources/pract.shtml > > As an aside, I had the worst day yesterday for die off. One week on the program and I think I ate too much fats because I actually felt like I was dying. I know what that feels like. Too much die-off is miserable. Take it easy Peggy. Don't try to make changes too quickly. > Not to fear though. This is the first program I've ever been on where I can feel the healing taking place and I know that light is at the end of the tunnel. I'm going to do enemas today to help with the dye off. That's great you are feeling healing taking place!! Yes, coffee enemas are very good for decongesting the liver and adrenals. I hope you do very well Peggy. You are doing everything right! Onward & upward. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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