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Fish and pregnancy and ADHD
In the 1960s the discovery of mercury in fish led to a condemnation of eating fish during pregnancy. Extreme precautions were issued as there was little research on it. 50 years later there is a lot of evidence that the benefits of eating fish far Far FAR outweigh any risk from mercury. The benefits
In the 1960s the discovery of mercury in fish led to a condemnation of eating fish during pregnancy. Extreme precautions were issued as there was little research on it. 50 years later there is a lot of evidence that the benefits of eating fish far Far FAR outweigh any risk from mercury. The benefits
RichSeitzOceanNJ
in
CHADD's ADHD Parents Together
5 years ago
Supplements
Can anyone supply me a list of vitamins and minerals recommended to take with hypothyroidism (12 years.) I’m presently on 100mcg/75mcg Levothyroxine. At the moment I am taking the following supplements daily: 2000mg vit c 1000ug vit b12 4000iu vit d3 200ug selenium 800ug vit e 188mg magnesium 1000mg
Can anyone supply me a list of vitamins and minerals recommended to take with hypothyroidism (12 years.) I’m presently on 100mcg/75mcg Levothyroxine. At the moment I am taking the following supplements daily: 2000mg vit c 1000ug vit b12 4000iu vit d3 200ug selenium 800ug vit e 188mg magnesium 1000mg
Lizf1006
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Fish / Omega-3 Supplements
Is there any new/recent study result data for fish/krill/omega-3 supplements and prostate cancer? This is the best I can find related to Dr. Brasky's study and the counter-argument: https://www.cancerdefeated.com/does-fish-oil-cause-cancer/4002/ George
Is there any new/recent study result data for fish/krill/omega-3 supplements and prostate cancer? This is the best I can find related to Dr. Brasky's study and the counter-argument: https://www.cancerdefeated.com/does-fish-oil-cause-cancer/4002/ George
GeorgeGlass
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
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Newly diagnosed with pmr and Gp has suggested alendronate to preserve bone density while taking prednisone. Would prefer diet & excercise.
Having read all I can on the topic it seems the research points to biphosphonates as being superior to diet (including extra calcium & vit D) & excercise for preventing bone loss in post menopausal women. Would love to know if anyone can show evidence this may not be true as would much prefer to try
Having read all I can on the topic it seems the research points to biphosphonates as being superior to diet (including extra calcium & vit D) & excercise for preventing bone loss in post menopausal women. Would love to know if anyone can show evidence this may not be true as would much prefer to try
Ann-1
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Went on Prednisone today
Hi, everyone! I went on 60 mg of prednisone today and heard taking Vit K was good for me. How much would be safe to take? I've already been taking Vit D 4, 1800mg of calcium w/ magnesium & zinc. I've also been taking Folic Acid and Omega 3 Fish Oil. It's only been 4 hours since I started, but tomorrow
Hi, everyone! I went on 60 mg of prednisone today and heard taking Vit K was good for me. How much would be safe to take? I've already been taking Vit D 4, 1800mg of calcium w/ magnesium & zinc. I've also been taking Folic Acid and Omega 3 Fish Oil. It's only been 4 hours since I started, but tomorrow
pollymarierose
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Vitamins
Hi all was diagnosed in January this year have an appointment with consultant which I will get all my results from my scans. Was just wondering I take omega 3 and a dialy multi vitamin and bladderwrack tablets. Does anybody know if I should stop taking any of these. 🤔
Hi all was diagnosed in January this year have an appointment with consultant which I will get all my results from my scans. Was just wondering I take omega 3 and a dialy multi vitamin and bladderwrack tablets. Does anybody know if I should stop taking any of these. 🤔
S2k0
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PBC Foundation
5 years ago
A frustrating case of parathyroidism
Has anyone been diagnosed with primary hyperparathyroidism but nothing shows up on a scan? I feel pretty fatigued most of the time and would like to get rid of the tumour. I have also lost bone density because of the calcium being taken from them and have to take alendronic acid to stop any further deterioration
Has anyone been diagnosed with primary hyperparathyroidism but nothing shows up on a scan? I feel pretty fatigued most of the time and would like to get rid of the tumour. I have also lost bone density because of the calcium being taken from them and have to take alendronic acid to stop any further deterioration
Judeth
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
New guy here
I have taken
Amino
Acids
, Beef Liver Tablets and Creatine over the last month, but I am unsure if these supplements are risky to be taking or not. These supplements have helped me gain some strength back and I lost some fat, but I have also noticed some of my urinary side effects have returned.
I have taken
Amino
Acids
, Beef Liver Tablets and Creatine over the last month, but I am unsure if these supplements are risky to be taking or not. These supplements have helped me gain some strength back and I lost some fat, but I have also noticed some of my urinary side effects have returned.
Eugmn
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Severe Pelvis pain from 3 endometriosis cyst.
Just spent a week in hospital for severe pelvis pain which was affecting my ability to walk, open bowel or empty bladder. Discharged with mefenamic acid and cocodamol. Has anyone suffered pain from having 2 cyst in their ovaries And one stuck behind uterus. Annoying thing they can't do anything because
Just spent a week in hospital for severe pelvis pain which was affecting my ability to walk, open bowel or empty bladder. Discharged with mefenamic acid and cocodamol. Has anyone suffered pain from having 2 cyst in their ovaries And one stuck behind uterus. Annoying thing they can't do anything because
BrightLights88
in
Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
Weight Lifting/ Bodybuilding with PC
I was taking Creatine, Mass
Amino
Acids
and Ultra 40 Tablets from Beverly International. I am now off of them again to see If the side affects go away or not.
I was taking Creatine, Mass
Amino
Acids
and Ultra 40 Tablets from Beverly International. I am now off of them again to see If the side affects go away or not.
Eugmn
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Folic acid: 400 or 800ug?
Hi all, I am just back from a much-needed break from everything fertility related following my first disastrous attempt at IVF which ended in an early miscarriage. Trying to get ready for a second attempt in May/June, and wondering what I can do to improve the results (first round was 20 follicles, down
Hi all, I am just back from a much-needed break from everything fertility related following my first disastrous attempt at IVF which ended in an early miscarriage. Trying to get ready for a second attempt in May/June, and wondering what I can do to improve the results (first round was 20 follicles, down
MofM
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Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
Pmr confirmed
Further to my first post last week, saw my gp today who confirmed pmr due to huge lowering in esr levels and crp levels since taking the prednisolone. He has reduced to prednisolone to 12.5 from 15 for one week and then to 10mg and then I need a further blood test and need to see him a week after. He
Further to my first post last week, saw my gp today who confirmed pmr due to huge lowering in esr levels and crp levels since taking the prednisolone. He has reduced to prednisolone to 12.5 from 15 for one week and then to 10mg and then I need a further blood test and need to see him a week after. He
Lola5670
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Ursodiol Dosage
I was recently diagnosed with PBC. The doctor said I was in the very early stages and prescribed Ursodiol. I take 500mg twice a day. Is that the typical dosage for this disease?
I was recently diagnosed with PBC. The doctor said I was in the very early stages and prescribed Ursodiol. I take 500mg twice a day. Is that the typical dosage for this disease?
StopPBC
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PBC Foundation
5 years ago
First time Rheumatologist, not happy
Hi everyone, had PMR for 5 and a half years, started on 15mg of pred and had got down to 3 mg, then had my first flare last November and had to go back to starting dose, this time it was in neck, shoulders and hips as usual, but also in my wrists, mentioned it to my GP and she said it might be RA and
Hi everyone, had PMR for 5 and a half years, started on 15mg of pred and had got down to 3 mg, then had my first flare last November and had to go back to starting dose, this time it was in neck, shoulders and hips as usual, but also in my wrists, mentioned it to my GP and she said it might be RA and
kate1978
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
New brand of Urso
Hi all, I currently take 300 mg capsules of ursodiol and I usually receive an all white capsule labeled "WATSON 3159" which I tolerate with no problems. I picked up my prescription today and got a new brand. It is a light pink and white capsule labeled "LANNETT 1326". Anyone taking this and what's your
Hi all, I currently take 300 mg capsules of ursodiol and I usually receive an all white capsule labeled "WATSON 3159" which I tolerate with no problems. I picked up my prescription today and got a new brand. It is a light pink and white capsule labeled "LANNETT 1326". Anyone taking this and what's your
HealthyChik
in
PBC Foundation
5 years ago
Buckwheat Kuttu can help manage Diabetes
Buckwheat is a gluten free pseudo grain that contains some of the essential
amino
acids
that our bodies need so is a good source of protein is good for the gut good for the heart and helps to maintain/manage good sugar levels, so is a great addition to our diets.
Buckwheat is a gluten free pseudo grain that contains some of the essential
amino
acids
that our bodies need so is a good source of protein is good for the gut good for the heart and helps to maintain/manage good sugar levels, so is a great addition to our diets.
Hidden
in
Diabetes India
6 years ago
Im so fed up...
Hi, Newbie here- diagnosed with endometriosis 10 years ago- I have had every single Combined contraceptive pill going and they usually offer me 6-12 months relief before they seem to stop. I've tried the coil and ended up in hospital with a severe alergic reaction (imagine will smith int he film Hitch
Hi, Newbie here- diagnosed with endometriosis 10 years ago- I have had every single Combined contraceptive pill going and they usually offer me 6-12 months relief before they seem to stop. I've tried the coil and ended up in hospital with a severe alergic reaction (imagine will smith int he film Hitch
Painintheabdomen
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
Just a little info about ursodiol
I found this article to be interesting. https://www.gastrojournal.org/article/S0016-5085(04)02000-1/fulltext My niece gave me this link to read. It’s a little outdated so not sure how accurate it is.
I found this article to be interesting. https://www.gastrojournal.org/article/S0016-5085(04)02000-1/fulltext My niece gave me this link to read. It’s a little outdated so not sure how accurate it is.
Jen11804
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PBC Foundation
5 years ago
Effects of ursodiol
I have a niece who is into natural remedies for anything medical that requires medication. She was researching ursodiol and found that it can cause cancer Asked if I would try something natural instead. Is this an issue? Can it in actual fact cause cancer ??
I have a niece who is into natural remedies for anything medical that requires medication. She was researching ursodiol and found that it can cause cancer Asked if I would try something natural instead. Is this an issue? Can it in actual fact cause cancer ??
Jen11804
in
PBC Foundation
5 years ago
Buckwheat and diabetes,
Hi everyone, As buckwheat is gluten free and contains some of the essential
amino
acids
making it a good choice protein wise. It helps to manage blood sugar levels and as obesity and diabetes affects all walks of life and many coeliac have type 2 diabetes I think that this is useful to know.
Hi everyone, As buckwheat is gluten free and contains some of the essential
amino
acids
making it a good choice protein wise. It helps to manage blood sugar levels and as obesity and diabetes affects all walks of life and many coeliac have type 2 diabetes I think that this is useful to know.
Hidden
in
Gluten Free Guerrillas
6 years ago
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