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Re: underweight grizz
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This is a reply to # 2,246,323Thank you,
1) 36 yrs old means you are qualified to treat your plunging Nitric Oxide levels, Simply take 1 gram of L-Citruline & 5 grams of L-Argenine daily. Also eat more leafy green veggies & fruits.
http://www.amazon.com/L-Arginine-L-arginine-L-citrulline-Absorbency-Satisfaction/dp/B0042L2I6W/ref=pd_sim_b_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=1NHW6DETW29436GKFV6T
Reason to boost your Nitric Oxide here:
Constipation problems
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12004206
Inflamatory Bowel Disease
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/enhanced/doi/10.1097/00054725-200305000-00006/
All of us suffer from plunging nitric oxide past age 28-30 yrs old. It affects different people in different ways, and results in loss of control in blood vessels & arteries.
2)In addition, take 10,000 IU Vitamin D3 Geltabs. Vitamin D3 deficiency is a nationwide epidemic, resulting in a Pandoras Box of disease, including your case:
• Anemia
• Crohn’s disease
• Immune system dysfunction
• Inflammation
• Inflammatory bowel disease
Dr. Mercola lists the additional disease caused by D3 Deficiency
http://www.solar-facts-and-advice.com/vitamin-d-and-diseases.html
Immune System Problems:
http://www.naturalnews.com/z028357_vitamin_D_deficiency.html
After 3 months, test your D3 Blood Level and adjust dosage as required to get 70 to 80 ng/ml. You could still be deficient, because your intestines may not be absorbing vitamins & minerals. If this is the case, you need to also take the D3 co-supplements:
Magnesium,Vitamin K,Zinc,Boron, Vitamin A
Or you may need to get Vitamin D3 injections from your doctor. Vitamin D3 Blood Testing:
http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/about-vitamin-d/testing-for-vitamin-d/
3) If you are still having problems after doing the above 2 steps for at least a month, then I suggest doing the Dr. Brownstein Iodine Protocol. There is a nationwide Iodine deficiency that also results in a pandoras box of disease.
Dr. Brownstein Protocol:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IzFKo-r2-Nn8_z0KUrOhHdlanzSuhkuV3QO03XF6YTY/edit#
List of diseases caused by Iodine deficiency:
* Anemia (67)
* Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (52)
* Constipation (52)
* Diarrhea (53)
* Ulcerative Colitis (142)
* The rest of the symptoms documented:
http://poisonfluoride.com/pfpc/html/symptoms.html
More details on Plunging Nitric Oxide:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13WI0rQXKAeIkz-m_IwjroAKuz9K7W6oWiOkuK0U-81M/edit#
More details on Vitamin D3 Deficiency:
https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1hLMo2CkT6M00HxUGdzQ0BqyqROg41usb53wb1or2uDo
More details on Iodine Deficiency:
https://sites.google.com/site/iodinereferenes/iodine-support
Best to you,
Grizz
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- Re: underweight alinc
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,246,433I do 5000 IU's of D3 & I do Iodine tincture, but I don't think I was taking enough. It's time to order more and i'm going to get nascent iodine. I think it's called detoxadine.
You can buy NO supplements.. There's tons of companies that supply them. Why not go that route?- Re: underweight BrightSideOfLife
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,246,629I seriously doubt that you require a NO boost because you probably have high levels and certainly above normal which can happen with autoimmune illnesses.
If anything reducing your levels would probably be of benefit. B12 can help with that as it can with increasing T suppressor cell activity if a sufficiently high dose is taken.
NO tends to lower BP by dilating the blood vessels, what is your BP like? It might indicate whether your NO levels are truly high.
I don't think that this is leading you down a route which will benefit you.
- Re: underweight alinc
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,246,655it does make sense that as we age, our bodies change and don't produce the things necessary to stay healthy and youthful. hormones, collagen are 2 that came to mind.
my BP is normal. Can you give me a link about the autoimmune illnesses in regards to NO? I don't know anything about this & I like to read about topics that I'm not fully educated on.
- Re: underweight alinc
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- Re: underweight BrightSideOfLife
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- Re: underweight b3nault
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- Re: underweight alinc
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- Re: underweight alinc
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This is a reply to # 2,245,179How many drops of Detoxadine which is Nascent Iodine would you need to do what is discussed in the below document, when 3 drops nascent Iodine = 1,347 mcg? Lugols and Nascent are not the same, as you probably know. You need less of the nascent Iodine I think. IDK.. You probably know all about it :)
"Our Curezone Iodine expert explains why starting at 100 mg iodine makes sense.
“The Iodine project made it clear that full sufficiency in the body can be reached using their standard 50mg dose. thats right dear ones. Those licensed physicians start out every patient they treat with iodine with 50 mgs. 8 drops of Lugols 5%. 20 drops of the 2%.
We have no studies to show you but i can tell you what i think is happening."- Re: underweight grizz
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This is a reply to # 2,247,632Sorry, but Nascent Iodine is Not Recommended by the Iodine doctors, nor by the curezone Iodine group. The only iodine recommended is Lugols Liquid or iodoral capsules.
"i. Nascent (aka Magnascent, Detoxified, or Atomidine) – Based on
Edgar Cayce’s “energized” iodine. The iodine is reduced to a 1% concentration
in 100% ethyl alcohol and electro-magnetically transmuted (while
being suspended in a wet bath containing a mild acid solution) into the
Atomic state. 1 drop = 150 microgram (mcg) or .150 mg of Iodine. This
form will not saturate body tissues and has not been proven to detox
halides such as bromide, fluoride, chloride, and mercury, as other forms
have. This form of iodine is not recommended on this protocol as the goal
is tissue saturation and halide detoxification / protection."
The thyroid & other body organs require either Iodine or Iodide for optimal health. That is why Lugols was invented: It provides both.
I can only make recommendations based on the the many iodine doctors reports. I suggest switching to the Dr. Recommended Lugols or Iodoral.
Best to you,
Grizz- Re: underweight alinc
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,247,662which Lugols are you talking about? There's many out there with the name Lugols on it made by different companies. They,like all things, are most likely not all equally the same.
- Re: underweight grizz
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,247,819alinc,
If it has the name Lugols, then it is formulated in exactly the same way. The only thing that changes is the size of the bottle.
Lugols = Iodine and Potassium Iodide in the exact ratio:
Iodoral 50 mg = Iodine 20 mg, Iodide 30 mg
Iodoral 12.5 mg = Iodine 5 mg, Iodide 7.5 mg
Lugol's 5% = Iodine 2.5 mg, Iodide 3.75 mg = 6.25 mgs total per drop
Lugol's 2% = Iodine 1.0 mg, Iodide 1. 5 mg = 2.5 mgs total per drop
The chemical composition of Lugol's is:
5% (wt/v) - Iodine (I2)
10% (wt/v) - Potassium Iodide (KI) - (7.5 mgs Iodide & 2.5 mgs of Potassium)
Distilled Water - 85%
Drop dosages are based on a vertical dropper:
More details here:
http://jeffreydachmd.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/The-Guide-to-Supplementing-with-Iodine-Stephanie-Burst-ND.pdf
You can save 80% of the cost by making your own Lugols. Simply mix crystals with distilled water. Recipes here with instructions:
http://tinyurl.com/iodine-instructions
I make all my own liquid iodine, 1 quart at a time.
Hope this helps,
Grizz
- Re: underweight alinc
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,247,840thanks for clearing it up. I appreciate that. I didn't realize that all Lugols are the same quality.
I'd make it myself if I were in a better mental and physical state. I seriously can't even think on something simple for very long. Hard to explain it besides veery low functioning, overwhelmed and no idea how to help myself with all the years of researching. It's all jumbled and means nothing at this point.
Everyday is a struggle that is worse than the day before.
FRiday I had a phone appointment with my naturopath that didn't go well at all. :( I realize that she doesn't know anything about crohn's/uc and has no idea how to treat me. She made suggestions about what I should do with no specifics and instructions. She also must have forgotten that I tried the Roberts Formula a few months ago because she suggested it again but under a different company name (WWH) and I will have to return it now.. useless. there's more, but my point is that i really need a naturopath that can help me. i cant do it alone and im losing hope.- Re: underweight grizz
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,248,284I know I've said this before, and here it is again.
Do all of the basics FIRST that have been PROVEN to cure many forms of sickly health.You can also do more of whatever you find. Do ALL of these.
1) Vitamin D3 10,000 IU daily geltabs
2) Iodine Lugols or iodoral at least 12mg a day with required co-supplements.
3) Eat a lot of fruits & veggies especially dark greens.
4) Boost your Nitric Oxide levels per the book, "No More Heart Disease"
5) Walk at least 15 minutes a day for exercise.
Follow this guidelines:
https://sites.google.com/site/iodinereferenes/optimal-health
You have all the links I have given to you already, so it is now time to go for go.
Best to you
Grizz- Re: underweight alinc
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,248,327Yes... Thank you.
My gut is in rough shape. It requires attention. 1 approach isn't universal for all conditions. The gut is a complex system. My doctor recommended FMT's. It's very difficult to locate a doctor that performs them for patients that don't have c diff. I am looking however.
I need to address the underlying issue that is present. I can't ignore it ya know?
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This is a reply to # 2,245,032
Invest some time into learning about the FMT .
Learn about the SCD diet, GAPS diet, learn about the Elimination-Rotation Diet .
Any healthy child , 3+ age, or adult could be a donor.
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- Re: Diet and FMT . alinc
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,245,181Thank you. I do GAPS. The broth works wonders. FMT.. I have read they work wonders. Maybe I should get a baby sitting job. JK......... sorta
This is a reply to # 2,245,032
Stop all the supplements and stick with real foods. What helped me is this.
I am 5'11" and was 114lbs and went to 155 lbs in a year or so partaking in the raw milk diet and consumed plenty of fresh raw colostrum (not that powdered crap). Guess what, it stuck and there is no way I can or will go back to being that emaciated.
Raw milk diet provides the calories, fat and beneficial bacteria to fix whatever may be ailing you.
Just my experience.
- Re: underweight alinc
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This is a reply to # 2,245,608that freaking inversion contraption made me have a bad memory... my father.. anywayzzzzz Shake that away..
Happy thoughts ..
Yeah, I probably will never touch a drop of dairy milk again.. like ever. & I agree with you that real food vs supplemented stuff is much more accepted by the body. It's real and I think the body prefers the real thing- Re: underweight b3nault
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,245,647All dairy isn't the same either.
It's all about the genetics of the cow and what they eat. I cannot digest A1 milk properly, but I thrive on A2 milk.
What are the specifics on the milk you were drinking?
- Re: underweight b3nault
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- Re: underweight paraboy
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This is a reply to # 2,245,608You got that right!
The way to tell if your raw milk is from exclusively grass feeding, the milk has a yellow tinge to it.
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