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Odd cold sensation on face
Hi everyone, I'm diagnosed hashi's and on 75mcg of Levo. Taking b12, vit D3, magnesium, selenium, cod liver oil and turmeric, am gluten free. Generally feeling much better since taking the above steps advised by others here. My question is, does anyone else with hashi's get the occasional cold spot
Hi everyone, I'm diagnosed hashi's and on 75mcg of Levo. Taking b12, vit D3, magnesium, selenium, cod liver oil and turmeric, am gluten free. Generally feeling much better since taking the above steps advised by others here. My question is, does anyone else with hashi's get the occasional cold spot
Newmummy82
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Questions about taking medicine
She has directed me to most anxiety calming methods (discoursing
essential
oils
because I am allergic to lavender and some other calming oils) and the methods have no long term effect to reduce the excessive worrying, but we have now decided I should explore the possibility of a long term medicine to
She has directed me to most anxiety calming methods (discoursing
essential
oils
because I am allergic to lavender and some other calming oils) and the methods have no long term effect to reduce the excessive worrying, but we have now decided I should explore the possibility of a long term medicine to
Helperneedshelp
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
6 years ago
My theory on B1
I have read for the last 6 months people’s experiences on B1. Some people have huge improvements and need large amounts. It seems more and more people are dropping back to much lower levels. I wonder whether it is because the first group of people who were treated by Dr Constantini were local Italian
I have read for the last 6 months people’s experiences on B1. Some people have huge improvements and need large amounts. It seems more and more people are dropping back to much lower levels. I wonder whether it is because the first group of people who were treated by Dr Constantini were local Italian
LAJ12345
in
Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
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What vitamins should you take?
What vitamins good for PMR? I am taking Multi vitamin Fish oils Calcium Magnesium Zinc B12 Collagen Glucosamine
What vitamins good for PMR? I am taking Multi vitamin Fish oils Calcium Magnesium Zinc B12 Collagen Glucosamine
jensen0518
in
PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Good news stories: Are you doing okay and want to share that?
Hi all Love that there is so much help in here to get through tough stuff. Also really keen to hear the good news. From people who have had an MPN and going well, with whatever treatment they are on. Feel free to share! My good news is that I'm visiting Australia (where I come from) and getting through
Hi all Love that there is so much help in here to get through tough stuff. Also really keen to hear the good news. From people who have had an MPN and going well, with whatever treatment they are on. Feel free to share! My good news is that I'm visiting Australia (where I come from) and getting through
ilovetoastwithbutter
in
MPN Voice
5 years ago
Role of Diet and Nutritional Supplements in Parkinson’s Disease Progression
AUTHORS: Laurie K. Mischley, Richard C. Lau, and Rachel D. Bennett YEAR: 2017 TITLE: Role of Diet and Nutritional Supplements in Parkinson’s Disease Progression JOURNAL: Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity ABSTRACT: Objectives. The goal of this study is to describe modifiable lifestyle variables
AUTHORS: Laurie K. Mischley, Richard C. Lau, and Rachel D. Bennett YEAR: 2017 TITLE: Role of Diet and Nutritional Supplements in Parkinson’s Disease Progression JOURNAL: Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity ABSTRACT: Objectives. The goal of this study is to describe modifiable lifestyle variables
ElliotGreen
in
Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Anyone have experience with Kombucha?
An
Essential
Oils
friend is touting the benefits of it (fermented tea).
An
Essential
Oils
friend is touting the benefits of it (fermented tea).
barbkerm
in
CLL Support
6 years ago
Medicheck results. Any advice appreciated.
Hiya, I’m New 😊 Diagnosed Hypothyroidism 2005. Presently on 100mcg Levothyroxine Over the years my dosage has decreased and increased. Was on 150mcg since 2014 but was reduced to 100mcg in two 25mcg stages during the summer 2018 due to very suppressed TSH Benefits of med decrease. No whooshing
Hiya, I’m New 😊 Diagnosed Hypothyroidism 2005. Presently on 100mcg Levothyroxine Over the years my dosage has decreased and increased. Was on 150mcg since 2014 but was reduced to 100mcg in two 25mcg stages during the summer 2018 due to very suppressed TSH Benefits of med decrease. No whooshing
HeartArt
in
Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Breast Lump
I am in my 30's I was seen by a Consultant in 2015 for Fast track for a lump in breast .The examination was unremarkable apart from the area in left upper quadrant of focal tenderness and increased nodularity.The consultant also added the he was pleased to say that an ultrsound scan of this area has
I am in my 30's I was seen by a Consultant in 2015 for Fast track for a lump in breast .The examination was unremarkable apart from the area in left upper quadrant of focal tenderness and increased nodularity.The consultant also added the he was pleased to say that an ultrsound scan of this area has
Advice1
in
My Breast Cancer Community
6 years ago
High Creatinine 133 ??
Hi everyone,my mum is 74. She's diabetic type 2.Also suffers from angina pectoris.Hypothyroidism.Feet neuropathy,exessesive sweating. She uses a lot of medications,for diabet she uses Metformin 800 mg (twice daily) and DIABOS 5 mg (once in the morning) For heart aspirin Protect 100 mg (once) Trimetacor
Hi everyone,my mum is 74. She's diabetic type 2.Also suffers from angina pectoris.Hypothyroidism.Feet neuropathy,exessesive sweating. She uses a lot of medications,for diabet she uses Metformin 800 mg (twice daily) and DIABOS 5 mg (once in the morning) For heart aspirin Protect 100 mg (once) Trimetacor
Lispuhiza
in
Early CKD Support
5 years ago
Blood results, expertise advice appreciated please
Hi there I'm still plodding!! although energy much better now for sure (done the adrenal support and gut healing and vitamins, although quite disappointed at these vitamin results and wondering why really? Disappointed at all results except folate Any thoughts please on why D isn't up there, I use
Hi there I'm still plodding!! although energy much better now for sure (done the adrenal support and gut healing and vitamins, although quite disappointed at these vitamin results and wondering why really? Disappointed at all results except folate Any thoughts please on why D isn't up there, I use
Cup-cake7
in
Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Natural period patches, for period cramps
Has anyone tried the Period Cramp Relief Patch from BeYou (beyouonline)? Here's the blurb: "BeYou Period Cramp Relief Patches are 100% natural, without chemicals, and work wonders for women during periods. The two active ingredients, Menthol and Eucalyptus oil, relax the muscles and provide discrete
Has anyone tried the Period Cramp Relief Patch from BeYou (beyouonline)? Here's the blurb: "BeYou Period Cramp Relief Patches are 100% natural, without chemicals, and work wonders for women during periods. The two active ingredients, Menthol and Eucalyptus oil, relax the muscles and provide discrete
luthien
in
Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
Vitamin D supplementation
I have been taking a 25mcg tablet of this for the past couple of years, have also been taking two high strength fish oil capsules per day in the hope that these would help my idiopathic neuropathy. I stupidly didn't realize that fish oil capsules also contain vitamin D and so I am a bit concerned that
I have been taking a 25mcg tablet of this for the past couple of years, have also been taking two high strength fish oil capsules per day in the hope that these would help my idiopathic neuropathy. I stupidly didn't realize that fish oil capsules also contain vitamin D and so I am a bit concerned that
Twitchen
in
Foggy's "Invisible Illness" Support
6 years ago
Not keen on aspirin? Here's what Nutritional Therapist with a PhD in oncology is offering me...
Hi all I have a history of gastritis, so I'm not keen on what pubmed and other places say about lifetime aspirin. Here's what my Nutritional Therapist (with a PhD in Oncology) says (for me at least). Be aware this is as part of an entire approach to natural health, not just popping a pill, and everyone's
Hi all I have a history of gastritis, so I'm not keen on what pubmed and other places say about lifetime aspirin. Here's what my Nutritional Therapist (with a PhD in Oncology) says (for me at least). Be aware this is as part of an entire approach to natural health, not just popping a pill, and everyone's
ilovetoastwithbutter
in
MPN Voice
6 years ago
GCA Update
Was at the GP yesterday and the GP tried to get a response from the rheumatoid consultant without any luck on the phone etc GP is switched on to the problem , got a lot on with me its clear , she is trying to get it expedited. Proof of this I had an appointment at 4pm today but GP phoned this morning
Was at the GP yesterday and the GP tried to get a response from the rheumatoid consultant without any luck on the phone etc GP is switched on to the problem , got a lot on with me its clear , she is trying to get it expedited. Proof of this I had an appointment at 4pm today but GP phoned this morning
survivalist
in
PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
My Years with IBS
Just discovered this forum and joined. I have had stomach issues from a very young age, about 6 but, was diagnosed with IBS in my thirties over 40 years ago. In the beginning, I used to get violent bouts of diarrhoea that would hit me whilst still eating a meal. It was so embarrassing that I hated eating
Just discovered this forum and joined. I have had stomach issues from a very young age, about 6 but, was diagnosed with IBS in my thirties over 40 years ago. In the beginning, I used to get violent bouts of diarrhoea that would hit me whilst still eating a meal. It was so embarrassing that I hated eating
Hidden
in
IBS Network
6 years ago
new to stage IV
Hi guys Thank you, I have benefited a lot by your shared experiences. I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in 2013, right breast.Had mastectomy, lymph nodes removal, and radiation but declined Letrozol. In 2015 left breast was discovered infected, Had another mastectomy, but again declined
Hi guys Thank you, I have benefited a lot by your shared experiences. I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in 2013, right breast.Had mastectomy, lymph nodes removal, and radiation but declined Letrozol. In 2015 left breast was discovered infected, Had another mastectomy, but again declined
Arkait
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
6 years ago
Important! Check this if you have RSL
Fat is an important nutrient transporter, good quality natural fats such as butter, cold pressed virgin
oils
, lard, duck fat, coconut oil etc... are
essential
. You can find information on Youtube to help with this condition, come on channel 5, you can do better than this!
Fat is an important nutrient transporter, good quality natural fats such as butter, cold pressed virgin
oils
, lard, duck fat, coconut oil etc... are
essential
. You can find information on Youtube to help with this condition, come on channel 5, you can do better than this!
Yogamo
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
How I Conquered Heart-Disease and What I Have Learned in the Process
Before I relay the story, please read this first: What is the nature of your diet? Do you consume: - soft drinks, alcohol or fruit juices? If so, how often? - pasta, rice, bread, pizza, potatoes? - potato chips (crisps), pretzels, crackers? - fried foods (including fried eggs)? French fries? -
Before I relay the story, please read this first: What is the nature of your diet? Do you consume: - soft drinks, alcohol or fruit juices? If so, how often? - pasta, rice, bread, pizza, potatoes? - potato chips (crisps), pretzels, crackers? - fried foods (including fried eggs)? French fries? -
sos007
Ambassador
in
Cholesterol Support
5 years ago
Any pointers for a hypo guy with breathlessness and worries about his heart?
Hello everyone. I'll just lay my cards down on the table now. Symptoms Breathlessness Heart pounding Bradycardia (sometimes lower than 50) (Bradyspnea possibly too) Indigestion Chronic Burping Meds Levo 125mg Supplements Vitamin D Fish Oil Selenium Vitamin C Iron Tests ECG 24 ECG Endoscopies Nasoendoscopies
Hello everyone. I'll just lay my cards down on the table now. Symptoms Breathlessness Heart pounding Bradycardia (sometimes lower than 50) (Bradyspnea possibly too) Indigestion Chronic Burping Meds Levo 125mg Supplements Vitamin D Fish Oil Selenium Vitamin C Iron Tests ECG 24 ECG Endoscopies Nasoendoscopies
DressingGown
in
Thyroid UK
6 years ago
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