Date:   6/17/2015 4:53:55 PM ( 9 y ago)
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Parathyroid, these are 4 small glands;
http://endocrinediseases.org/parathyroid/parathyroid_background.shtml

My guess is that the pain you felt was from the thyroid. This happens now and again with Iodine supplementation, selenium is the remedy; especially with hashimoto this mineral is crucial. Search the forum and you will find a ton of information.


For the parathyroid issues, search "boron parathyroid".
Boron is as important for the parathyroid as Iodine is for the thyroid.

Some info / links that may be of interest;

"Conclusion: Excess Iodine intake can cause an autoimmune thyroiditis that bears all the characteristics of Hashimoto’s. However, in animal studies this occurs only if selenium is deficient or in excess. Similarly, in animal studies very high iodine intake can exacerbate a pre- existing autoimmune thyroiditis, but only if selenium is deficient or in excess. With optimal selenium status, thyroid follicles are healthy, goiter is eliminated, and autoimmune markers like Th1/Th2 ratio and CD4+/CD8+ ratio are normalized over a wide range of iodine intake. “(10)"
http://jeffreydachmd.com/hashimotos-selenium-and-iodine-part-two/

Hypothyroid may be a cause for elevated blood calcium.

Magnesium is definitely worth looking into.





 

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