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B12 and brain fog?
I don't post very often as it has seemed up until now that my 1mg, self-administered monthly B12 injection seems to have been enough. My recent health has though taken a nosedive with ridiculous weight gain and increasing brain fog: I'm nearly 20 stone (127kg or 280lbs) now having been a manageable
I don't post very often as it has seemed up until now that my 1mg, self-administered monthly B12 injection seems to have been enough. My recent health has though taken a nosedive with ridiculous weight gain and increasing brain fog: I'm nearly 20 stone (127kg or 280lbs) now having been a manageable
CyclingDog
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Brain fog, other symptoms, dosage, B12 deficiency and testing?
I don't post very often as having had the radioiodine treatment for hyperthyroidism, I thought that my position was now permanent and I only needed the annual thyroid function tests my doctor (new this year) takes every year. I may still do. My recent health has though taken a nosedive with ridiculous
I don't post very often as having had the radioiodine treatment for hyperthyroidism, I thought that my position was now permanent and I only needed the annual thyroid function tests my doctor (new this year) takes every year. I may still do. My recent health has though taken a nosedive with ridiculous
CyclingDog
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Low Carb really works for me
May 3 rd this year was my moment of truth when I knew I had to do something about two years of pred use weight gain. After two weeks of thinking I was low carb, the scale had not changed! Discouraged I sought the forum’s help and was alerted to the existence of carbs in many hidden places. It is true
May 3 rd this year was my moment of truth when I knew I had to do something about two years of pred use weight gain. After two weeks of thinking I was low carb, the scale had not changed! Discouraged I sought the forum’s help and was alerted to the existence of carbs in many hidden places. It is true
Janetknit
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
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Top tips for LCHF please. I've just turned 60, bones are aching and am about 4 stone overweight. Just need a little help to get back on track. Thank you x
Top tips for LCHF please. I've just turned 60, bones are aching and am about 4 stone overweight. Just need a little help to get back on track. Thank you x
Portlandprincess
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
2 years ago
Binging eating disorder after losing weight
Hello everyone I have lost 9 stones on Cambridge diet and now I just can't maintain my weightloss I keep binging then restricting on low carb bars then binging it's a vicious circle I just don't know what to do
Hello everyone I have lost 9 stones on Cambridge diet and now I just can't maintain my weightloss I keep binging then restricting on low carb bars then binging it's a vicious circle I just don't know what to do
Yaz121
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Weight Loss Support
2 years ago
Headache since starting Armour - should I stop taking it?
I have started taking 1 grain of Armour ndt after being on 100 mcg of Levothyroxine. Since starting 10 days ago I have had a headache every day. I have taken Armour before with no headaches that I can remember but changed to Naturethroid when Armour became too expensive. When that was found to be sub-potent
I have started taking 1 grain of Armour ndt after being on 100 mcg of Levothyroxine. Since starting 10 days ago I have had a headache every day. I have taken Armour before with no headaches that I can remember but changed to Naturethroid when Armour became too expensive. When that was found to be sub-potent
Patriciamt
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Blood tests for Thyroid and Food Intolerances?
1/ My question: having blood tests done privately, and food intolerance tests privately, will the knowledge of the results be beneficial to know, and are the results reliable? 2/ My question: blood taken from the finger tips by myself for the analysis, are they as reliable as analysis using blood from
1/ My question: having blood tests done privately, and food intolerance tests privately, will the knowledge of the results be beneficial to know, and are the results reliable? 2/ My question: blood taken from the finger tips by myself for the analysis, are they as reliable as analysis using blood from
Thefells
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Good news - I am done with PMR!
I want to share some good news... finally my PMR has left me after more than 6 years (December 2016 it began). I had been tapering for the last 6 months but never managed to get below 1mg and still had flares needing to take up to 5mg. I had been very stressed being in an unhappy and emotionally abusive
I want to share some good news... finally my PMR has left me after more than 6 years (December 2016 it began). I had been tapering for the last 6 months but never managed to get below 1mg and still had flares needing to take up to 5mg. I had been very stressed being in an unhappy and emotionally abusive
thepainterlyone
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Full Cream Milk
Oh I love it! I have decided and ordered a tin of it to add to my low fat diet in which I have recently lost 2 lbs. My decision is not based on emotions. In fact one of our Holy Imams (a.s) advised a man to drink 'milk' for weakness which I am experiencing while dieting and exercising and once in a week
Oh I love it! I have decided and ordered a tin of it to add to my low fat diet in which I have recently lost 2 lbs. My decision is not based on emotions. In fact one of our Holy Imams (a.s) advised a man to drink 'milk' for weakness which I am experiencing while dieting and exercising and once in a week
LosingGame
2022 May
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Weight Loss Support
2 years ago
What next - pre diabetes!!!???
Any advice? I’m 71 9st 12 lbs, exercise every day and can run 5k and now have been told I have pre diabetes!!! My diet is pretty good low carb generally not much bread or root veg, and no cakes or sweet stuff, alcohol-14 -16 units a week. So what next I ask? You can consider the above a bit rhetorical
Any advice? I’m 71 9st 12 lbs, exercise every day and can run 5k and now have been told I have pre diabetes!!! My diet is pretty good low carb generally not much bread or root veg, and no cakes or sweet stuff, alcohol-14 -16 units a week. So what next I ask? You can consider the above a bit rhetorical
Misstibbs
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Medical Issues & RLS/PLMD
Hi all. I have recently been diagnosed with Celiac Disease (CD) and now wonder how much of my RLS/PLMD could be the result of an iron and/or other nutritional deficiency. My ferritin level is 160 so, a gluten-free diet may not help me re: RLS but, thought others should know that there is an established
Hi all. I have recently been diagnosed with Celiac Disease (CD) and now wonder how much of my RLS/PLMD could be the result of an iron and/or other nutritional deficiency. My ferritin level is 160 so, a gluten-free diet may not help me re: RLS but, thought others should know that there is an established
ircam2112
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Has anyone cracked the code? How to loose weight??
Still trying to get things under control.. But how DO we loose weight as Hypothyroid? - Should we stay away from certain types of exercise? (Cardio, weights, HIIT, walking, etc?) - Many said Keto may not be great… is low carb ok? On Keto I would stay within 30-40g of carbs a day which is more low carb
Still trying to get things under control.. But how DO we loose weight as Hypothyroid? - Should we stay away from certain types of exercise? (Cardio, weights, HIIT, walking, etc?) - Many said Keto may not be great… is low carb ok? On Keto I would stay within 30-40g of carbs a day which is more low carb
OudMood
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Gastritis and Iron tablets
Following a recent blood test where the following levels were reported-iron 10 umol; ferritin 18ugl; tsr 15.3%; my GP wasn’t keen on giving me iron tablets said they could be “nasty” but didn’t explain the impact they could have on my atrophic gastritis !I am struggling to keep pain free from the latter
Following a recent blood test where the following levels were reported-iron 10 umol; ferritin 18ugl; tsr 15.3%; my GP wasn’t keen on giving me iron tablets said they could be “nasty” but didn’t explain the impact they could have on my atrophic gastritis !I am struggling to keep pain free from the latter
davina70
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Low carb, high fat diet
When I was first diagnosed I decided I wanted to watch my weight. I had put on weight over the years and was 12 stone. I had read about reducing carbohydrates. A few months after my PMR diagnosis I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. I read all I could and changed my diet to a low carb, high fat diet
When I was first diagnosed I decided I wanted to watch my weight. I had put on weight over the years and was 12 stone. I had read about reducing carbohydrates. A few months after my PMR diagnosis I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. I read all I could and changed my diet to a low carb, high fat diet
Koalajane
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Happy Friday the 13th and in chemo bay #13 now 😁
Hey y'all, Another Cabazitazel session, getting 12 total to put me at 33 chemos in 7 years this July PSA ticked up 0.1 to 2.5 last time 🤔 MO may do PSMA scan and biopsy any large enough lymph nodes, if PSA continues upward. Still on Lupron 3 every months, and doing Intermittent Fast for 16 hrs/day
Hey y'all, Another Cabazitazel session, getting 12 total to put me at 33 chemos in 7 years this July PSA ticked up 0.1 to 2.5 last time 🤔 MO may do PSMA scan and biopsy any large enough lymph nodes, if PSA continues upward. Still on Lupron 3 every months, and doing Intermittent Fast for 16 hrs/day
dockam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Another interesting insight from a doctor - this time Dr Nadir Ali at a “low carb down under” conference.
This doctor has realised that the medical profession needs to listen to its knowledgeable patients in order to make progress. Yay!! Here is his first slide. The last word - on the next slide - is “buggy whipped”. For anyone interested in the benefits of a low carb high fat diet, and the reasons why
This doctor has realised that the medical profession needs to listen to its knowledgeable patients in order to make progress. Yay!! Here is his first slide. The last word - on the next slide - is “buggy whipped”. For anyone interested in the benefits of a low carb high fat diet, and the reasons why
dolphin5
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Recipes for fatty liver?
Hello. My husband was just diagnosed with fatty liver. All the Dr. said was to eat a low fat diet and that it can be reversed. He still has to have a flex scan done and he has an appointment with a dietitian next week. But I was wondering if anyone has some recipes or ideas for food until his appointment
Hello. My husband was just diagnosed with fatty liver. All the Dr. said was to eat a low fat diet and that it can be reversed. He still has to have a flex scan done and he has an appointment with a dietitian next week. But I was wondering if anyone has some recipes or ideas for food until his appointment
1985meggie
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
2 years ago
How do you manage(enjoy) your food when you have Hashimoto’s/ hypothyroidism?
Hello everyone, I have been a strict gluten free diet since January. As a result, I feel less bloated. I don ‘t know if it’s the levothyroxine or the gluten free diet but I can eat eggs, garlic ( sorry, I’m French) again. I couldn’t eat eggs or garlic for a few years. It’s still very new for me, I eat
Hello everyone, I have been a strict gluten free diet since January. As a result, I feel less bloated. I don ‘t know if it’s the levothyroxine or the gluten free diet but I can eat eggs, garlic ( sorry, I’m French) again. I couldn’t eat eggs or garlic for a few years. It’s still very new for me, I eat
Nath27
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Non-obese and lean Indians also prone to Type 2 diabetes
The link below give good information: https://www.kemdiabetes.org/Paper/272%20Confessions%20of%20a%20thin-fat%20Indian.pdf Only 5 pages. In page 5 a photo gives compassion. Controlled diet, eating habits and exercise can help to control type 2. Controlled diet, low carb food and avoiding free sugar
The link below give good information: https://www.kemdiabetes.org/Paper/272%20Confessions%20of%20a%20thin-fat%20Indian.pdf Only 5 pages. In page 5 a photo gives compassion. Controlled diet, eating habits and exercise can help to control type 2. Controlled diet, low carb food and avoiding free sugar
sandybrown
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Diabetes India
2 years ago
Insulin resistance & Fibro
Hi everyone. Did anyone have heard about connection between insulin resistance and fibromyalgia? This leads to the next question: did anyone tried a low carbohydrate diet and seen an improvement in their fibro pains? Thanks 😊
Hi everyone. Did anyone have heard about connection between insulin resistance and fibromyalgia? This leads to the next question: did anyone tried a low carbohydrate diet and seen an improvement in their fibro pains? Thanks 😊
Puzzlin
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
2 years ago
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