macro-adenoma 
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Can ANYBODY please help? I have a MACRO-ADENOMA (2.8cm) Benign tumor on my Pituitary Gland, diagnosed a year ago.
I’m a male, late 40’s, who maintains a healthy life style with fruits and vegetables with little meat (no red), digestive enzymes, probiotics and alkaline water.
I don’t smoke or drink alcohol, nor consume processed foods, starches, coffee, sugars, nor drink soda-colas, either. No deep fried, junk or fatty foods either. Removed my dental silver fillings and
done ALL POSSIBLE CLEANSES (Dr. Clark and many more).
I've taken several paths (Ayurveda, Chinese herbs /Acupuncture, etc) and nothing seems to work.
Even though it's benign, it's giving me a hell of problems: i.e: Critically low levels of testosterone, High PSA prostate levels (9). I was also diagnosed with "Osteopenia" which is the step before Osteoporosis due extremely low release of hormones into my bones. (L3,L4,L5 vertebrae are pretty low in minerals), even though I supplement with minerals, it's not even near normal levels.
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It's NOT considered a "Prolactinoma" due that t's only 10 points above normal.
ANY SUGGESTIONS WILL BE GLADLY APPRECIATED.
Thanks a lot in advance and many blessings to ANYONE who replies!!!
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- Re: macro-adenoma grizz
8 y
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This is a reply to # 2,307,112Tumors of all kinds, cancerous & non cancerous are the result of Iodine deficiency.
Iodine supplements have also cured cancerous & non cancerous tumors.
There is a lot to Iodine supplementation. Dr. Brownstein recommends taking Lugols or Iodoral Iodine with the required co-supplements. In cases of tumors, he recommends slowly titrating up to 300mg daily.
More here:
https://sites.google.com/site/iodinereferenes/home
How to take Iodine:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IzFKo-r2-Nn8_z0KUrOhHdlanzSuhkuV3QO03XF6YTY/edit#
Related to the pituitary:
"The vitamin A and iodine both play a role in pituitary function. One of the major roles of the pituitary is control over your thyroid gland, a hormone gland located in your throat. Your pituitary releases the hormone thyroid stimulating hormone, or TSH, to stimulate thyroid activity, which boosts your metabolism. Vitamin A affects your pituitary's ability to control thyroid gland activity, notes a study published in the "International Journal for Vitamin and Nutrition Research" in 2007. Iodine also helps your thyroid gland respond properly to signals sent from the pituitary gland. Low levels of vitamin A and iodine both negatively affect communication between your pituitary and thyroid glands, disrupting normal pituitary function, explains the 2007 study."
Tumors & Iodine:
http://healyourselfathome.com/HEALTH_PROBLEMS/CANCER/TREATMENTS/1_NOT_ALLOWED/iodine_against_cancer.aspx
Much more- Google "Tumors Iodine"
Please let us know if this helps,
Grizz
- Re: macro-adenoma grizz
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