I believe I’ve kept the forum up to date with most developments in relation to my digestive issues. When I was referred to a consultant at a top London teaching hospital several years ago, I became his pet guinea pig. He carried out several very extensive test, including an intestinal MRI and we both learn’t that I had an asynchronous peristalsis in my bowel causing CIPO with secondary cholelithiasis, and also a spontaneous lateral ventral hernia. Leading on from that, my name was put forward to a study on connective tissue disorders at the same hospital, and I am currently being studied b ...
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Can you keep us informed of your new info? Thanks. - Ms. Hempseed.   [End]
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Read it An interesting volume from 1965 which contains sage advice. Some it has been improved upon since as our understanding has increased. I am currently within a genetics trail within the UK and they are unearthing some great information. Thanks Telman   [End]
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Telman, your advice is good. People need to read what you have to say. Having gallstones is not the end of the world and we still need to try and have a normal life. Now, you say that your bile continues to precipitate, thereby causing chronic stone formation. Try reading Adelle Davis’ book Let’s Get Well, the chapter on gallbladder problems. You may find some helpful info there.   [End]
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Hi everyone. I had a partial hysterectomy 5 years ago. My ovaries have decided it’s time to start shutting down. I have a hotflash every 20 minutes. My doctor today treated me as if I was exaggerating. I showed where I timed them and was told 30-40 a week is severe. What the heck is happening to me? I have more than that in a day and they are timed. How hat can cause the body to time them so precisely and over the top often? Sleep deprivation is starting to kick my but. It’s 24/7 Thanks   [End]
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My question is...what is the reason these stones form in the first place? You have done so well to keep flushing them, and yet they continue to form... If you only tolerate rice and rinsed beef, perhaps you might find the experience of Grant Genereaux interesting and insightful: https://ggenereux.blog/my-ebooks/ Do you take any supplements containing vitamin A or beta carotene? A supplement you might be interested in researching is lactoferrin: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1506633/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31626262/ I hope you are able to get the medical c ...
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drink a lot of banaba leaves. or else you will really need an operation   [End]
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Hi Telman, Thank you for taking the time to read and respond to my post, I honestly wrote it on a wim one late evening, not really expecting to catch much attention. So seeing your reply caught me by surprise! I’m certain that scannings do pose errors; this has been confirmed after I removed one of my kidney stones, which wasn’t the only one, as later scannings confirmed another stone that was apparently missed the first time around. Therefore, it won’t come as a surprise if it turns out that my slow digestion is due to an obstructing yet painless gallstone. What convinces me even m ...
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I asked to be referred to a consultant, which is my right if the General Practitioner (GP) can not resolve the problem. I was also regurgitating food because my digestion was so slow and the abdominal pain was so intense 4 hrs after eating that I had to lie down. My sleep was also disturbed. In summary; severe pain, disrupted sleep and inability to keep food down meets the requirement to see a consultant. It is also worth mentioning that it had been 5 years since I first consulted with my GP with mild symptoms. Regards Telman   [End]
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Hi how did you get an MRI and assessed for the bile issue. I feel like this is what’s happening with me but I can’t get the Drs to take me seriously, they did ultrasound and exray and can’t find anything. I can’t live like this much I’m in constant discomfort no energy and everything thing I eat makes me even more tired and in agony.   [End]
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A large proportion of the population have gallstones in the gallbladder, which are usually found during scans for other medical problems. In many people they don’t cause any problems, but sometimes they obstruct the opening of the gallbladder as this results in a very uncomfortable stitch like pain. If the gallbladder struggles to contract, it can also cause inflammation of the gallbladder lining and this results in a burning pain, this can usually be detected with a blood test that shows elevated C-reactive protein (CRP). Mostly the obstruction clears itself, but sometimes it can be too l ...
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Hello, There are some symptoms that determine that people are having gallstones. 1. Sudden and rapidly intensifying pain in the upper right and centre portion of your abdomen 2. Back pain between your shoulder blades 3. Pain in your right shoulder 4. Nausea or vomiting 5. Yellowing of your skin and the whites of your eyes (jaundice) 6. High fever with chills Seek immediate care if you develop signs and symptoms of a serious gallstone complication.   [End]
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There are three conditions that determine whether you have gallstones. 1. Elevated liver markers in the blood such as albumin and bilirubin. Elevated blood works such as yours indicate that somewhere in the body may be some infection. 2. Pain in the upper right quadrant that radiates outwards as in intensifies. 3. Thickening of the gallbladder walls. Ultrasound in the right hands is very good at detecting gallstones but the doctor should send you to see a consultant if the symptoms continue and they affect you life and sleep. You need a clear plan to get your doctor to send you to a ...
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Hi everyone I started liver flushing many years ago and I’ve successfully passed many stones, all ranging from small green stones to large black ones. I think the liver flushes resolved some of my prior health issues, to which I’m very grateful for. However, a few years ago I started to develop pain below my right rib after eating fatty foods or certain sugars, which has effectively forced me to follow a strict diet. This was tolerable at first, but afterwards I started to develop constipation and hot flashes after certain meals and I’ve noticed that whenever I’m experiencing hot ...
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Hi, how are you doing these days? Have you been able to get your hotflashes under control? If you still have them, I may be able to help you with homeopathic treatment. I experimented on myself and have had great success getting rid of them. If you want, take a look at a post I posted on the parasites forum where I explain why I am offering help for free. No cost to you. Contact me directly if you are interested. best of health to you.   [End]
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Update to my first message since no one has commented: this is far from over! I feel that I may have gotten rid of the blasto but guess what? There’s more. I saw a kinesiologist who confirmed I have dwarf tape worm, threadworm, and roundworms. If any of you have ever been to this type of doctor you may question how they come up with these conclusions since there are no actual medical labs done. Well, let me assure you they know! For a short time I did start thinking maybe I was suffering from delusional parasitosis or some sort of neuropathy from all the drugs I took and especially since I ...
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I recently discovered I have blastocystis hominis. This is a huge breakthrough, yet some how still feels like a set back in finding because once again, it looks like this is not easy to deal with and can be almost impossible to get rid of. Back in April I was diagnosed with hashimotos disease. This was a big shock. My sister said ”oh it’s no big deal you can treat it with thyroid hormones”. Of course that has not been the case, my health has slowly deteriorated over that time. A short time after receiving the diagnosis I developed memory loss, fatigue, joint pain,night sweats and my stomac ...
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I’m in my early 50s, have been having mambo hot flashes and irritability (sometimes outrage RAGE!), can’t sleep at night, miserable generally. I took a ZRT morning-only saliva test (estridiol, progest, DHEA, cortisol) that showed my estrogen to progesterone ration was low, and that my cortisol was very low in the morning. I’m also hypothyroid. So, I’m using natural progesterone cream and natural estrogen creme, and thought I felt better, Yesterday, though, I added some ashwaghanda, and felt even angrier, almost crazy! Does anyone have any advice? I’m at the end of my rope! (Not really, but ...
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Going strict keto has solved YEARS of hormone imbalances for me. So far its the only diet that I know of to effectively address hormones.. Go to a keto forum! Lots of info on people who cure life long hormonal issues. best wishes...   [End]
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Do you realize you are asking aquestion to a person who posted this 13 years ago? Start a new thread if you want people’s opinions and help. This is happening a lot these days, dunno why. Archus   [End]
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Hey when i read your post i seen all the things that has happened to me. Have you found a cure to help you yet? Did the fasting help? I fasted for 5 days and it did not changed anything and i gained all the weight that i lost back   [End]
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I can’t afford to buy one of those Ladycare magnets for perimenopause (going through a LOT of symptoms), so I found a rare earth magnet that’s 3,000 GUs (the ladycare is 2,700) and I’m planning to tape it to my skin in the same spot the Ladycare directions say, with the negative charge against the skin. The Ladycare is supposed to clip onto your underwear, to aim deeply into your pelvis. So I guess I could tape it to the outside of my underwear for greater comfort. I’m a breast cancer survivor so I’m nervous about doing something wrong. Does this sound ok? Thanks! edit: I’m confused ...
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I use Dong Quai, Pleasure Flower, Red Clover...these work. Don’t know why, but I’ve put them to the test and they thwart hot flashes. I brought them with me on a vacation recently where I’m put in some ”hot flash situations” and guess what...didn’t have them.   [End]
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Hi, Can anyone tell me if they have had any luck with herbal teas for hot flashes/night sweats. I have read that sage tea or a blend of sage, red clover, mother-wart can help reduce them if consumed regularly also I have read green tea can help. Anyone had luck with this approach? Thx   [End]
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When researching a lot of menopause remedies last year iodine kept coming up with many people claiming great success with iodine and it also helps with emotional symptoms in general. Since food sources are more bioavailable and seaweed is contaminated I would look into fresh cranberries (juice doesnt work as the pasteurization oxidizes the iodine) since they are in season now. They have a lot ofiodine. And you can freeze bags for the rest of the year.   [End]
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I am so grateful to read that she’s seeking help in every direction.  Menopause can certainly cause various hormonal changes, absolutely.  A lot of brain fog, some anxiety, etc., are "normal," but you rather confirmed that the symptoms are probably far more rooted in trauma than they are in menopause.  Zoloft is heavy-duty medication - was this prescribed by a general medical doctor, or a psychiatrist?  There are a HOST of ramifications of taking any anti-depressants and/or anti-anxiety drugs.  If your mother is taking the medication with a pl ...
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Yes ditto to the tip on daily Magnesium supps; a good supplemental form like Malate a few times a day. Also add additional D3. Really has helped me when nothing else has. Menopause can definitely bring on very severe anxiety, panic attacks and feelings of doom and dread.   [End]
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Thank you so much for the response! I am def looking into those 2 things. Thank you so much!   [End]
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Thank you so much for responding! My mom is taking the Zoloft they prescribed to help stop these panic attacks and she has made an appt for a therapist she’s never ever been like this before until last year and she is going through menopause so was thinking that might of brought on the anxiety because all the symptoms for it she answered yes she also has pain behind her heart and she doesn’t like going anywhere anymore and she’s scared to be alone now she did have a rough childhood and I’ve told her mom even though it never affected you maybe now it is and you just don’t know it but I’m ho ...
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I'm sorry to read about your mother's condition.  I am not a medical practitioner, nor am I properly trained in physiology, so that's the disclaimer. Your mother's symptoms don't sound like menopause.  Menopause can bring on exacerbated anxieties, etc., but what you're describing sounds like symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).  Additionally, your mother is going to have to be the person to take control of her conditions, though I completely understand that you want to help her.  It's very difficult to watch some ...
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A few things that may be helpful. Transdermal magnesium is great for anxiety. Most people in the US seem to have low D3 levels so it might be good to get that checked as low D3 can effect almost everything in a bad way. 10,000IU/day is a good start. Maca can be hugely helpful in reducing all of the menopause symptoms. This is a top notch brand: http://www.themacateam.com/raw-red-maca Also try EFT emotional freedom technique to reduce the anxiety. Many youtube videos will coach you through it for free.   [End]
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Just joined cure zone! Finding a lot of info, but would like to know if there is anything out there to help my mom who is 54 she’s been going through menopause for 3 years or so and during the summer of last year she started getting anxiety, she wakes up in the morning with panic attacks, which make her feel like she can’t breathe. She’ll be in a great mood one minute and then she starts to get her anxiety and it’s hard because she was never like this and then I’m guessing all the stress from certain situations maybe brought this on but she doesn’t wanna take pills her doctor prescribes he ...
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Awesome Lynn, its the only thing that has improved my flashes which were torturous! I hope boron helps you too.   [End]
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My wife has had very good success supplementing with boron, wild yam, and maca. Sometimes it takes finding the right doasage to get rid of the excess estrogen. You may need to experiment with these until you find the sweet spot. Dosages on the bottles are usually the minimum amount. My wife has to take double the dosage for this stuff to work but now her hot flashes are almost completely gone.   [End]
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Awesome! Something I never tried. I will definitely give it a try and keep you posted!   [End]
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Hi Lynn Yes, take Boron every day and it definitely helps (by holding onto estrogen).   [End]
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I have had severe hot flashes for the last 8 years. I have tried every remedy out there including bio-identical hormones. Nothing seems to work. Will they ever go away? I get so hot that I cannot cool off even for long periods at a time until I use cold water on my face and arms. I eat a clean diet-no sugar, no coffee. Any suggestions?   [End]
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Hii, During the menopause there are changes in the level of the hormones that can cause the lowering of the weight. But getting thyroid problem is also a possible. At this stage the differences cannot be distinguished because the symptoms are almost similar so it confusing to say why it is so? To get the confirm ans you have to go for thyroid test.   [End]
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Ah, that is great to hear...especially that she has lost weight,too. I was concerned when I saw a number of posts from people saying they took it to gain weight, on purpose! Glad to know the results are positive. Thank you for the feedback.   [End]
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My wife takes Maca and has had excellent results with reducing hot flashes and even got her monthly back at age 51 with no pains! She has lost some weight as well. I take it too and it seems to raise energy and does a lot of other good things.   [End]
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Hi All, So for the past few years, I have had the sparse 1/4 eyebrows. In fact, my eye doctor said it could be thyroid related. Add in thy going through menopause, and the other fun symptoms like hot flashes, belly fat/flab (and I work out)low libidos, dryness. I figured it was all due to going through the change, but recently read it could be hypothyroidism..or both? My GP sent me to an endocrinologist a couple of years ago due to some levels she didn’t like in my blood work, but I never went back. Anyway, I take progesterone cream , vitamin D, fish oil, and recently added adaptogens ...
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I've been experimenting with Coconut oil during the last two weeks to see its effects on my hot flashes. I must say, the effects have been drastic! After first taking a tablsp., I went to bed....and slept thru the whole night. I did not have 1 flash that night. During the day, I noticed that I hadn't felt a flash. My body felt so comfortable and even. Then, a hot flash hit about 5:30p. A few more followed, but they weren't intense. I didn't become completely soaked. Instead, I had a mild sweat on my forehead and just felt warm (instead of feeling like I'm on fire). ...
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I listened to the podcast with great interest. According to the podcast, The answer to adreneline problems is progesterone. This might work for your average person who feels a little stressed here anf there, I don’t think it works all too well for the AI crowd. If you have dis- regulated cortisol or have high cortisol problems any time during the day or especially at night, then progesterone might not work for you b/c progesterone makes whatever cortisol is in your body more available so you’re likely to suffer more high cortisol symptoms than calming effect.   [End]
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Seems like an interesting talk. I hope to get to listen to it. I’m surprised about it being posted to the ADHD group. The ”H” in my moments of ADHD seem to respond best to modest intake of stimulants, caffeine and phenols; supplementation with magnesium and glutamine. I have more of a problem with inattentive ADD and some catecholamine depression. I tend to have a need for more adrenaline and other catecholamines. I’m a bit of an adrenaline addict. I seem to have more of a problem with my adrenal medulla’s production of adrenaline related chemicals. I also have/had a cadmi ...
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Dr. Miochael Platt, MD – Adrenaline Dominance You can listen to the interview online or download the mp3 for free: http://oneradionetwork.com/health/michael-e-platt-md-adrenaline-the-underlying-cause-of-many-illnesses-considered-incurable/     THE MORNING SHOW with Patrick Timpone Michael E. Platt, MD Adrenaline Dominance: A Revolutionary Approach to Wellness Adrenaline is a powerful hormone whose effects have been virtually ignored by the medical community. “Adrenaline Dominance” explains how this hormone might be a ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I just got diagnosed with adrenal fatigue. how sick can you get from this? I have been feeling so sick. he also said I have hashimotos. he gave me isocort to take. someone just mentioned that this has been banned.i have been taking it for 2 days now.   [End]
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Hi! I started OP about 2-1/2 weeks ago with amazing results - no bleeding gums, skin getting smooth and even. I’ve had extreme fatigue, which seemed reasonable due to the detox (although it’s still occurring). I’ve been on bioidentical HRT for a long time, very low dose, but I had to have a hyst 13 years ago. The bioidenticals have always kept fatigue and hot flashes in check, but I’ve had hot flashes the last 3 days. Could the OP be removing the hormones I’m replacing?   [End]
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Yeah, I know what you mean. I’m desperate too at this Point. But I really can’t afford to pay $300 right now. Which tests does he want you to take? Which saliva and blood tests? I’m gonna try my luck with a regular endocrinologist.   [End]
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I’m consulting with him over the phone or skype and it will be $300. It is about $100 over the max that I am able to spend. I have to find a way to get the rest.... I don’t see how to justify his price going from 120 to 300 in just a couple of years. Capitalism at the expense of desperate people :/   [End]
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If you consult with him over the phone or on Skype - is it still 300 dollars? And just for one consult? That seems a bit much.   [End]
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ISOCORT IS NOT THYROID! IT IS AN ADRENAL HORMONE! Shees people, get your facts straight! Isocort has cortisol, which your body makes with your adrenal glands. Not the thyroid glands.   [End]
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My good! $300?? How expensive these dr. can be? I wanna be an adrenal doctor on my next life. Wish you luck nyckyd!!   [End]
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I have the same exact questions regarding Neville. I feel like he more or less uses the same plan for everyone but tweaks it a little bit here and there based on your stage and what supplements/medications you’re currently on. That’s just my hunch though. Even if there’s a 5% chance that his advice will help me, at this point I have to take that chance. I already ordered his A.C.E. and Licorice. I am really hoping that $300 initial consult is worth it.   [End]
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I was looking up the different sorts of A.C.E drops out there. I Think I’ve got it narrowed down to 2. The drops on the clymer page (from Biomax Formulations)although they contain alcohol which would upset my candida. The other drops are called Sub-Adrene (from American Biologists) which are made using a New Zealand bovine source (the one Clymer sells is from the US I Think). There was also Another A.C.E Product that you had as a link in ne of your posts wiredgeneration - but it was made using a porcine source which isn’t the best thing for us with candida. I Think I prefer Sub-ad ...
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Has anyone tried Dr.Rons Adrenal with Adrenal Cortex and Liver? I’ve had it recommended to me and I wonder if it’s any good?   [End]
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The A.C.E drops on the clymer-page- what kind of glandular do they use? Is it porcine? Do you use any adaptogenes at the same time as well? I’m already using licorice powder but it’s not really making any difference. The plan that you create with Dr.Neville is it personalised or is it more or less the same for all the AF and candida sufferers? what kind of a plan does he then form? Is it just regarding dosage of the ACE drops or does it also include diet etc?   [End]
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Good. It’s a shame valuable memebers dont came here often because of these things. Thanks to you I have dr. Neville in my mind. Just not sure when I will be able to contact him.but it doesnt matter I will have first lots of readings from.the books and want to get some testing. So lots to do! We dont get bored, do we?   [End]
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Did lam tell you it was ’clearance issues’? hahah.Every chronically ill person as impaired functions, so the liver is of course part of that. Dr Poesneckers book really opened up my eyes to all the crap i bought into from Lam. Yes Vitamin C was awesome for me before Lam, now it puts me into pure adrenaline fueled frantic panic.   [End]
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Ok awesome. He seems like he is compassionate and devoted, not just someone who exploits sick people for money like Lam. Before Lam’s protocol Vitamin C calmed me down. Now my body doesn’t know what to do with it. But I had clearance issues. Maybe people who didn’t might have had other experiences with it.   [End]
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That’s exactly what I read and why I’m confused! I thought maybe you know something I don’t. I never said that HC made my candida worse. I was just pointing out that I am very suspicious of whether it is contributing to my current candida resistance. I attribute it to biofilms, and I am currently addressing that. Cortisone does inhibit the immune system but that is in very HIGH doses. At this point, I am not sure whether the actual HC formulation can contribute to candida growth - just like sugar would. I had very bad AF since 2008. It didn’t become stage 3D (according to Lam’s website ...
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There isnt anything unique, no therapy is unique. But he will listen, not like Lam, he will listen and talk to you for a couple of hours and make a system up for you, based on Dr Poesneckers work. If your in NY buddy, you can go stay with them as they are upstate, little pricey but you get the peace of the countryside and physical therapists and counsellors etc. You will do follow ups at your own pace, but he recommends them every two to four weeks or so at the start. No therapist is going to hold your hand in all of this, same as no MD, but he has FAR more compassion than Dr Lam every ...
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Thanks a lot! I am probably going to order the A.C.E. and look into working with Dr. Neville. I did some research and I am honestly a bit turned off by the fact that he basically attributes every ailment to adrenal issues. From your experience, can you tell me how he is different from Dr. Lam or any other ND? I know he doesn’t do the megadosing that Lam does, but what else about him is special? Will he just listen to my history, give me some supplements, and follow up with me every now and then? What therapies does he offer that are unique? I am basically at a place right now where I g ...
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I dont live in the US either, I work with him over Skype. http://clymer-healing.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/ace-sublingual-adrenal-cortex-extract-drops-1-oz and you add in Thornes Adrenal Extract if you wish. Dr James Wison wrote that he uses the drops in the severest of cases. Also look into licorice powder, licorice stops the breakdown of cortisol, therefore extending the half life of the cortisol in your body.   [End]
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Thanks for the advice. I’m going to look into the ACE. What glandular therapy do you refer to? Is it the adrenal cortex soft gels from Thorne? I’d love to go and see dr.neville but I don’t live in the US.   [End]
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Maybe a chat with Dr Neville then? and go for the ACE and glandular therapy...it is so much ’cleaner’ than HC. I personally think Candida is an aftermath of chronic illness, so raising your health through extract therapy will totally help, its a no brainer in my eyes. Remember that Adrenal Extracts where used for Addisons disease up until when big pharma developed HC and realised it could make way more money out of a product that dosent cure, and meant a lifelong addiction to the paitent Some good reading here http://chronicfatiguesolution.com/AdrenalGlandExtracts.htm http://ww ...
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Hi. From what I’ve read on some candida and adrenal fatique sites; Cortisone inhibits the immune system which makes it easier for candida to survive. Some webpages even said that cortisone feeds candida - I don’t know myself whether this is completely true- I’ve read some posts by people here on curezone that said that low hormone treatment was the only thing that made it possible for them to become strong enough to fight candida overgrowth. But I’ve also read posts from people like you that say that hydrocortisone made their candida worse. I’m still trying figure out what I’m going to do.
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Wired, This isn’t meant to start a debate and if you choose to eat this way and feel good I am happy for you. But from my little bit of research on the shwarzbien principle, the diet appears to be a typical paleo diet with the exception of allowing dairy, like cheese, and some grains. Can you elaborate on this?   [End]
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Yes its definately a winner, and having the author, a proper MD state the existance of AF (GAS) is pretty good. It takes the guess work out of figuring out what one should eat and how much. As I said, all the specialists use variants of it, but its nice to have the measurements and percentages in a book to refer too.   [End]
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lol no rough time at all! We get used to the trolls, they come and go, its pretty standard for Curezone, in the past we have had a few, nobody actually listens to them, and they are only here to provoke and eventually they either get bored or banished to the debate forum (its what it was created for afterall) Its more upsetting that we lost good long standing forum members like Feo due to the trolls, nobody likes stress or rowing, especially not with AF, but its heart breaking when the trolls invade the forum and claim what we suffer from 24 hours a day, 7 days a week dosent exist. ...
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The schwarbien principle sounds interesting too..Will look into it!   [End]
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I know you have had a rough time lately because of curezone. Fortunately people always welcome your posts as you are one of the ”experienced” guys here and your insight is very helpfull. This week I will recopilate all the info given to me here and will make a decission regarding books. I need that extra help to understand more about my recent body reactions to salt supplementing, etc.   [End]
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Thanks TakeCare! Always nice to be appreciated, especially with all the trolls about :) Yes thats what sold it for me, although Dr Neville is not an MD like Poesnecker was, he worked for many years as his right hand man, and personally I think direct experience of such a length of time is more valuable than an MD who dosent specialise in an area. A good doctor will always accept that the paitent, who has suffered with a condition for a length of time knows more about the condition than they do. The Schwarbien Principal I feel is a must as well, it helps take the guess work amount of ...
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Wired your advice is always good. I was looking at Poesnicker book on amazon yesterday and then I realized he was working on the C. Center before dr. Neville. Making dr. Neville gaining more points to me. Thanks for all the info about books and doctors.   [End]
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Reading Dr Poesnicker book and taling to Dr Neville, they both believe that all AF sufferers have candida, because the body is damaged, broken and not working at all. Once the system is back online, especially the adrenals then the body will start to detox and sort itself out, so I might suggest to stop worrying about the candida, and get the body supported first. This why all the AF specialists dont direct therapy to candida first, it is believed by them to be an aftermath of a poorly functioning system, not the primary. You will of course crash coming off HC, so dont worry to much ...
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Aw thanks dude, just try to help with my years of experience of this awful disease and being a self inflicting lab rat on many protocols! The idea with the drops is to get up to 4 drops, 3 times a day to mimic a natural cortisol curve. 8am, noon, and 3pm. It takes around two weeks to build up to dose. The ex forum member Laredo also used this therapy method. However when i first started I was in such a bad way that I needed dosing every two hours. Even HC was tried and it couldn’t stabilise me. If I have had an active day I need a 1-2 drop dose at 6pm. The ACE seems totally differ ...
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I use nutri-meds adrenal cortex, closest thing I’ve found   [End]
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It is what I was on 7 years ago when I went through Parasites, Candida and Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO).   [End]
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I like Naturethroid. Armour was excellent for the first bottle and then Forest Pharmaceuticals ruined a 150+ years product as I could taste and tell immediately. Best wishes on your health.   [End]
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Hey wiredgeneration. I always appreciate your insight. I think I would be willing to try the A.C.E. while trying AGAIN to wean off the HC. Do you think you can give me some insight as to how to dose it while weaning off the HC? I’ve done some research on this A.C.E. but how is it any different from any of the other adrenal extract supplements out there? Those extract supplements seem to crash me, as well as vitamin C and B. So confused and desperate man. Any advice would be much appreciated!   [End]
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Hello. Can you please tell me how you know that hydrocortisone makes candida worse? I am currently taking 8.75 mg of HC. I eliminated probably over 90 % of my candida and now it seems to be resistant. I attributed this to biofilms, and I am on a biofilm protocol for it. I had a severe case of AF. I couldn’t leave my bed without feeling like fainting. I tried Dr. Lam’s protocol and every natural supplement but 20 mg HC was the only thing that held me together at least 10 percent for me to be able to atleast walk again. I weaned off for about 3 and a half months. While being on 3.75 mg I ...
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Have you looked at using Adrenal Cortex Extract drops (ACE)? They are paramount in the healing protocol at the Clymer Healing Centre, and also in Dr Wilsons book.. Although they do not have the same instant ’hit’ as Isocort does (beng that Isocort is pretty much 2.5mg of Hydrocortisone hence why it was banned by the FDA) but it does have similar effects, and over time those effects build up, while also providing support and materials for the body to heal, which Isocort or HC does not. I have used both and much prefer the ACE, although the Isocrt was a great asset for tough days. Isoc ...
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R RATING for the whole thread. I have systemic candida and my adrenals are in really bad shape. Now that Isocort isn’t available anymore, is there Another Product with natural desiccated thyroid that will work as well (or better or at least almost as well as) Isocort? I have to find a good natural desiccated thyroid Product, because hyrocortisone would just make my candida worse wouldn’t it?   [End]
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  What You Need to Know to Achieve Hormonal Balance   by Barbara Minton See all TBYIL articles by Barbara Minton ( The Best Years in Life) Many women are so confused and frightened about their hormones they have decided to forget about them. This reaction is not surprising because almost daily there is a new scare headline about how hormones causes cancer or some other terrible condition. Women who were once told they could regain their health and lost sexuality by supporting their hormones are now being warned against it. All this confusion is a shame. A ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Hi I am sorry for the late response. We lost power for 6 days and then again for 1 day. I didn’t realized you answered me back until just now... Who are you working with? Did someone go over your results with you? I will try and help you understand your ratios and what has helped me. ca/mg 77 Severe sugar and simple carbohydrate sensitivity I had this also, I am now just hypoglycemia 1 step better. I needed to eat a good protein at every meal and veggies (no night shades). You may need to eat 5 small meals aday...Try and stay away from all simply carbs like sugar, white ...
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Hi thanks for your reply and your kind words. Yes its very hard, ive lost everything apart from my kids, mum, sister and gran from this illness, Its very kind of you to reply, Yes my results are from ARL. Here are my results. Calcium - 154 Magnesium - 2 Sodium - 5 Potassium - 2 Iron - 0.6 Copper - 1.3 Manganese - 0.004 Zinc - 14 Chromium - 0.051 Selenium - 0.061 Phosphorus - 12 Lead - 0.005 Mercury - 0.013 Cadmium - 0.002 Arsenic - 0.006 Aluminium - 0.19 Nickel - 0.019 Cobalt - 0.001 Molybedenum - 0.004 Lithium - 0.001 Ratios CA/MG -77 CA/K - 77 NA/MG - 2.5 ...
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Hi you sound like me when I was in my early 30’s . Please post your ratios on your hair analysis. It’s from Arl right. You probably have high copper issues with disturb so many of the hormones. And mineral imbalance. Plus do you have any type of mercury or metal in your mouth? Marie PS. I had no clue like you in my earlier 30’s and I sure wish I knew then what I know now. Try and stay as positive as you can...can make a difference. You can read about copper toxicity on Theresa Vernon: http://www.tvernonlac.com/copper-toxicity.html and on DR Larry WIlson’s site to ...
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Hi I have not been on here for a while but been reading a lot. Please could you have a look at my recent test results and kindly provide me your feedback and the correct order of treatment please. I’m female, 28, been very unwell since 21. This started 6 weeks after stopping contraceptive pill which I had been on since age 14. Have 2 children age 2 & 5. 80% house bound and 40% bed bound. Salivary cortisol genova sep 2012 (whilst on low dose 3 day change estradiol patch because I was told I had low estrogen? I have stopped this because I felt very up and down) Sample 1 – 39.5 (12-22) ...
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Hi, From reading your post, I think I can safely say that you are on your way to early stages of menopause. It sounds as though you are healthy and entering a new era of your life, so don’t fret! This is a great time ... be happy! Enjoy your age, Kathy   [End]
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About 4+ years ago I started to have symptoms, though at the time I had no clue into the world of hormone balance. I would sometimes get my cycle every 2 weeks. Being recently remarried, we are trying to get pregnant. Two months into trying i learned that it might not be as easy as i thought it would be due to my age, I am 46. We decided to start seeing an acupuncturist, after filling out a questionnaire i realized that I had miscarried the very month before and found out that i was Estrogen dominate from the questionnaire. I signed up for their three month program in which I started chart ...
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Have you had a biopsy for endometrial hyperplasia? It’s a very quick, painless office procedure. I was bleeding for several weeks, so I went to see my gyno. I had endometrial hyperplasia and had to go on low-dose progesterone for three months. I need to go back for a repeat biopsy to make sure it has cleared up.   [End]
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Hopefully this one can ease out your discomfort. Know more about Distance Healing and how it can help you be relieved with all the hot flashes that you are feeling.http://globaldistancehealing.com/   [End]
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You will know if you have anemia if you feel weak, you feel tired and always sleepy. You are pale and there seems to be no life in you. To do corrections, you can visit and learn more about Distance Healing, at this site http://globaldistancehealing.com/   [End]
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Hi Moon Owl Here is a link that might help you understand anemia a little better: http://drlwilson.com/ARTICLES/ANEMIA.htm I would recommend doing a hair test to see what your real mineral levels are. Balancing your mineral levels is a lot more complicated than just taking some extra iron. Actually taking extra iron might make your condition worse. You should look into Nutritional Balancing, you can find practitioners on the website I shared above. Hope this helps   [End]
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This may be a stupid question but I am having a hard time right now. I’m panicking, trying to calm down. Not sure what to do. Am I anemic? I’ve been bleeding since February. Didn’t think much about it during this time. I was just happy to have a period and no hot flashes. Thought at first that I had a long period and hoped it would stop soon. A few months later... I realize that I have had no blood free days. I realize I must take action. For now I need to know what are the symptoms of anemia. What should I be aware of? I’m scared. I fear of passing out when driving. Can this happen?
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Hi I feel bad for people that do not feel well because of menopause symptoms. I went through this quite a while. No fun. I wanted to turn you on to something thousands of times stronger than what your are using. It’s like a script. It ”Premium Pueraria Mirifica”. Its the best and thousands of times stronger than anything else. I used 200 mg/ day when I was pre-menopausal beginning the first day of my period for 15 days then stop, I used natural progesterone cream after that 20 mg/day for 5 days for two weeks. What a difference! Now the I reached menopause I use Pueraria Mir ...
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At 41 years of age, I was put into surgical menopause due to a rare type of tumor that presented as being cancerous. I had my ovaries, uterus and cervix removed. I had read about the symptoms I was going to have to deal with, and had actually begun to experience some of the symptoms of premenopausal, and seemed to be managing just fine, so how much worse could it be? I will always remember that first moment after surgery, and instantly feeling that I was lacking estrogen. The hot flashes were immediate and intense! They would come out of no where, with no warning, and make me feel as if ...
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”I am type ”o” and they say these are to be avoided.” At the top of page 68 in book Eat Right For Your Type sweet potatoes are listed as highly beneficial   [End]
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So today I ate a sweet potato ( I know they are not the same as yams, or wild yams...) for no other reason than to eat one, and it made me so sleepy and the I got the worst case of ”night sweats” when I took a nap. I woke up several times during this 3 hr. nap due to the sweats but I felt surprisingly decent when I did. So are sweet potatoes ok for hormone imbalances? I am type ”o” and they say these are to be avoided..My previous posts have explained I have cysts on my ovaries...If they are a natural source of progesterone will they help, or just increase my estrogen levels which I do ...
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Doesw this post have to do with ”abused husbands,” and WHY are there suddenly so many product sales pitches on forum discussion boards? There is a ”Marketplace” board where posts like these belong.   [End]
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Firminite Reviews Maxidus Reviews Machismo Reviews Vigrx Plus Reviews Vivid Virility Reviews   [End]
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Turn down the thermostat. A too warm room can trigger a person to have night sweats. If you have a programmable thermostat, set it to drop during the evening hours. Use a light sheet. Heavy blankets make night sweats worse. Using a light sheet in a breathable fabric may cure the night sweats. Take a cold shower. Cold showers taken right before bed can stop night sweats from occurring. Speak to your doctor. Your doctor will want to determine the cause of the night sweats. Once a cause is determined, he will advise on treatment. Your doctor may change your medications or reque ...
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Thank you Mendomaid. Yes, I have read alot about the hormones over the past year and my hormones were at dangerous levels when test at the tissue level. My estrogen levels were off the chart, my progesterone low. I have been being treated with BHRT and still struggling to get balanced. The latest test came back out of danger zones and am now on small doses of Biest, progest and DHEA. I have done several cleanses over the years, colon, kidney and liver. Colonics, etc and eat organic green foods and lots of raw. I take good care of myself which is why I was shocked at my problem with thi ...
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Hulda Clark in ’The Cure for All Diseases’ has a section on Menopausal symptoms, p113. She wrote about estrogen levels and if a woman has sufficient estrogen there should not be problems with menopause. She wrote ”NO menopausal symptoms are normal”. Estrogen and progesterone are produced by the adrenal gland and need to be in balance. ”Why aren’t your adrenals producing them? Because they are hampered by parasites and pollutants. Kill all the parasites, bacteria and viruses, especially Gardnerella, Proteus, Chlymidia,Campylobacter, , Neiserria, Treponema, Salmonella. Use the Zapper.” Y ...
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Congratulations on such a positive experience.   [End]
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I am 52 and do everything under the sun to stay healthy- green shakes, organic veggies, no meat (except occasional fish and organic liver) just like many people. Was never sick a day in my life until menpopause hit. Suddenly my hormones went berserk. My estrogen levels shot into danger zones. My NP put me on several types of cleanses, in addition to the many I had done over the years, and nothing worked. Finally we used Dim estro, and D- Glucarate and the levels came down out of danger. But.. I decided to try the Clarke liver flush, thanks to many people here and their stories. I d ...
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i take to reduce extremely high testosterone levels.   [End]
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reading a side effects it could be definitely a connection: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spironolactone Why do you take such drug to begin with?   [End]
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i’m getting hot flashes several times a day in my lower right leg. i’d been put on spironolactone weeks before onset of symptoms. do you think there is a connection?   [End]
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Kitty, what kind of magnesium do you buy? I just bought a new brand, but always open to suggestions. I also use Peter Gilham’s when I’m having the migraine but wanting something as a preventative too. Cheryl   [End]
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This is great from their website. It helps explain how important magnesium is. http://www.exatest.com/minerals.htm   [End]
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You’re welcome, and I sure hope that it helps you. But one thing that I’m curious about, how did he/she know that you’re not low on magnesium? The reason that I’m asking is this, a blood test will not reveal if a person is low on magnesium or not. This is because at any one time, we might have some magnesium passing through out bloodstream maybe through our meals, but it does not show that we’re really low on magnesium in our cells throughout out bodies. There is a test that is noninvasive, which is this: http://www.exatest.com/ I’ve never had it done, but I’ve heard about i ...
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Thank u all for ur advise. I went in today to an herbal health store and took a test showing that my body was in need of niacin. I would never have thought about going if it wasn’t for u all. Thanks again. Blessingsp   [End]
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Sorry to hear about your headaches. Currently researchers are studying the effects of using magnesium for migraines. Actually the connection has been known for quite a few years. I’m thinking somewhere around 70 years now that low magnesium can cause migraines. One of the things about magnesium is that it stabilizes the walls of our blood vessels. Also, when you exercise it can lower your magnesium levels. What you need to do is replace them. My husband used to have migraines, also regular headaches, and doesn’t have them anymore. We both take magnesium malate that has a sustained release ...
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http://bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2010/07/30/4780396-womens-hormone-cream-can-screw-up-your-kids-pets   Women’s hormone cream can screw up your kids, pets   Kim Campbell Thornton writes: The hug of a middle-aged woman might affect nearby kids and pets in alarming ways -- and it has nothing to do with menopause mood swings. On Thursday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning that children who are inadvertently exposed to an estrogen spray to ease hot flashes can develop an upsetting reaction – premature puberty. The FDA has recei ...
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Try a coffee enema, they work wonders on headaches. Use only regular caffeinated organic lite roast if you don’t have SA Wilsons. Go here for more info: www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Coffee-Enemas-s/538.htm www.sawilsons.com/library.htm You also might try soaking in a warm-hot tub with Epsom Salts.   [End]
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Thanks socalgrl I was hoping that someone would say what u said. I also believe that it was a cleanse that I was going through. I stopped jumping 4 days ago and am still in bed with this migraine. Go figure.   [End]
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Jumping helps the lymph glands. Maybe they are starting to clean out and you are getting detox reaction. Are you doing any cleansing in the way of diet or bowel cleanse? Enemas may help you as well as water with lemon. Lemon will help the lymph glands. You might want to read The Master Cleanser by Stanley Burroughs. Here is a curezone link with more information www.curezone.com/forums/f.asp   [End]
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just started jumping rope last week for 6 minutes a day. had a small headache which went away each time.I continued four days in a row, headache got worse each time.After the fourth day my headache was very severe put me in bed for 2 days. Unbelievable pain in my headache with heat flashes sweated all night.I know is not hydration.Or lack of sleep.Im out shape with big belly and I do like jumping what can I do to keep the headache away.thanks blessing to all p.s I studied about jump roping and many jumpers have the same thing headaches.This is not uncommon and I have found no go ...
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Do a search of this forum using ”mirena” as a key word & see what others have had to say...not much positive out there.   [End]
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Listen to your body, if you know that something is not normal, like all the symptoms you mentioned, don’t think twice and make the decision of taking mirena out. If you read other stories here, a lot of your symptoms are mentioned here. I my self regret now for taking so long to find out why I was going trough some many symptoms. Now I’m almost 9 months post mirena after having it for almost 6 years, and still trying to get better each day. I hope this helps you a little and decide to get it out. Now I know that anything against nature is not good. Not having my period for 6 years was def ...
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I am 21 years old, and have been on Mirena for 1 yr and about 7 months. It’s fabulous, really to never have a period and I don’t get the cramps that others seem to get. As for the weight gain, I can’t say much: I’ve always had problems with my weight, but I was able to lose a good deal of weight while on it, and although I’ve gained even more than I lost back, I think that has more to do with the fact that I’m not walking 4 hours a day anymore. My question is about the back pain,the depression, and the menopause like symptoms. I checked the official site, and nothing was mentioned. This re ...
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I am in full blast menopause, I wanted to get rid of hot flashes, night sweats, panic attacks, heart palpitations, waking up frequently at night and the stress it all brings. I have NO SYMPTOMS anymore. Nothing of the very many medicines and approaches I tried consistently did the job except one thing: Every morning and/or evening with empty stomach I sit for 5 or 10 minutes in a small basin bucket in cold water with with private parts and anus submerged, my feet are placed on a hot water bottle, dry and cozy warm. This is important. The feet have to be dry and really warm and stay ...
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Every now & then my right ear turns bright red & feels hot, & I have no idea why. A quick internet search revealed that many others (of all ages) experience the same thing. Would just one ear be affected if it was food allergies? I ate wheat & tomatoes yesterday & today & had the red ear thing, but it could have just been a coincidence. My hormones are out of whack & I have hot flashes/anxiety (now & then), could the red ear be related to this? The base of my neck feels a bit sore & boney (I’m very thin & have a boney spine), & hurts when I jump up & down on my rebounder (as does my head). ...
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Wow, good for you, H ! I did an internet search, meanwhile, on the berberine and found your warning about it confirmed on a few other websites. There are so many other herbs out there to use, so I will just discontinue use of this one. Thanks!   [End]
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