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Anion gap redux, potassium?
Recently i saw on here a discussion of low anion gap. I tried searching on HU but only found posts by people talking about other diseases, so clearly not the post and discussion I recall. Can anyone direct me to that discussion? If not, can anyone summarize the significance of low anion gap? Just
Recently i saw on here a discussion of low anion gap. I tried searching on HU but only found posts by people talking about other diseases, so clearly not the post and discussion I recall. Can anyone direct me to that discussion? If not, can anyone summarize the significance of low anion gap? Just
Vlaminck
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Levo timing with other supplements help
Hi everyone, I still am continuing my Levo trial with 50mcg. I have read plenty in older posts about interference and wanted some help to figure out which stuff can go together and which needs spacing out.. I take these: - Levo 50mcg - Vitamin D 4,000 IU drops - Folic Acid 5mg - Myo Inositol - Berberine
Hi everyone, I still am continuing my Levo trial with 50mcg. I have read plenty in older posts about interference and wanted some help to figure out which stuff can go together and which needs spacing out.. I take these: - Levo 50mcg - Vitamin D 4,000 IU drops - Folic Acid 5mg - Myo Inositol - Berberine
OudMood
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Anyone tried Berberine?
I think this is the wrong place to post, but not sure where to as it's both related to PCOS, T1D, Insulin resistance and Infertility, some of which are related/conditioned by Hashi.. So, basically was researching recently and discovered that Berberine may have very positive effects (in some studies
I think this is the wrong place to post, but not sure where to as it's both related to PCOS, T1D, Insulin resistance and Infertility, some of which are related/conditioned by Hashi.. So, basically was researching recently and discovered that Berberine may have very positive effects (in some studies
OudMood
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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diabatic foot
my feet and ankles are scaling. ankles feel stiff .this has happened during pandemic. i was advised use of plain petroleum jelly. i am also using dr. foot's' foot heel gel' but hardly any relief. any advice i am diabetic since 1996 and 88 years of age
my feet and ankles are scaling. ankles feel stiff .this has happened during pandemic. i was advised use of plain petroleum jelly. i am also using dr. foot's' foot heel gel' but hardly any relief. any advice i am diabetic since 1996 and 88 years of age
yadeva
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Diabetes India
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
in
PMRGCAuk
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
in
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
in
Diabetes India
2 years ago
Confused about seeds!
Can anyone please tell me if seeds are good or bad for under active thyroid? I’m so confused as I have been reading that they are really great for you and then the next article tells me that they are really bad for you? I have a cupboard full of chai, linseed, pumpkin, sunflower seeds etc! Help!
Can anyone please tell me if seeds are good or bad for under active thyroid? I’m so confused as I have been reading that they are really great for you and then the next article tells me that they are really bad for you? I have a cupboard full of chai, linseed, pumpkin, sunflower seeds etc! Help!
aliwt
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Delivering into the Mounting Evidence of a Probable Link between Maternal Hypothyroidism and Breech Presentation at Term
Looks like the link between hypothyroidism and breech birth is firming up - but still not understood. If you are interested, I recommend reading this in full. [i]J Clin Med.2021 Mar; 10(5): 1120. Published online 2021 Mar 8. doi: 10.3390/jcm10051120 PMCID: PMC7962442 PMID: 33800139 [/i][i]
Delivering
Looks like the link between hypothyroidism and breech birth is firming up - but still not understood. If you are interested, I recommend reading this in full. [i]J Clin Med.2021 Mar; 10(5): 1120. Published online 2021 Mar 8. doi: 10.3390/jcm10051120 PMCID: PMC7962442 PMID: 33800139 [/i][i]
Delivering
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
I Can't Keep Up This Stack :(
Update 6/29/22: Berberine may be neurotoxic. It is off of my stack: https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/148177820/finding-some-negatives-on-berberine-i-will-keep-digging ========= You all are so much stronger than I am. Or maybe you are living your lives instead of obsessing over things
Update 6/29/22: Berberine may be neurotoxic. It is off of my stack: https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/148177820/finding-some-negatives-on-berberine-i-will-keep-digging ========= You all are so much stronger than I am. Or maybe you are living your lives instead of obsessing over things
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Early Wake Up Back-To-Back
Good morning/afternoon/evening everyone. For
two (2) days back-to-back
, I had been
woken up with alarms going off from my CGM saying that I was under 80 mg/dl
. After doing a few tests using my strips/test kit's monitor, I had
2-3 6oz. cans of pineapple juice and protein shakes both
Good morning/afternoon/evening everyone. For
two (2) days back-to-back
, I had been
woken up with alarms going off from my CGM saying that I was under 80 mg/dl
. After doing a few tests using my strips/test kit's monitor, I had
2-3 6oz. cans of pineapple juice and protein shakes both
Activity2004
Administrator
in
Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
2 years ago
Nuchido Laboratories claims a HUGE increase in NAD+
I've been looking at all of the many, many approaches that have been tried in order to increase NAD+. Niaicin, Niacinamide, NR, NMN are a few. The reasons why NAD+ is important are too numerous to list. If you need just one reason, NAD+ is how the energy we bring in (food) becomes energy that our cells
I've been looking at all of the many, many approaches that have been tried in order to increase NAD+. Niaicin, Niacinamide, NR, NMN are a few. The reasons why NAD+ is important are too numerous to list. If you need just one reason, NAD+ is how the energy we bring in (food) becomes energy that our cells
JAS9
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Metformin changes
Good morning people My hubby has been diabetic for over 10 years. He was put on Metformin, but had trouble initially with diarrhoea and bleeding from his back passage. He was advised that it was to do with the bulking agents used to make the meds and after a few months of trying different brands he found
Good morning people My hubby has been diabetic for over 10 years. He was put on Metformin, but had trouble initially with diarrhoea and bleeding from his back passage. He was advised that it was to do with the bulking agents used to make the meds and after a few months of trying different brands he found
fedupoffeelingtired
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Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society
2 years ago
Just Diagnosed type 2, feeling a bit downhearted!
Having been told 3 years ago that I was pre diabetic I made as many changes to my diet and lifestyle (other health conditions and covid permitting) to try and avoid progressing to the "I am diabetic" status but today I have been told I am diabetic, steroid induced. My doctor prescribed gliclazide in
Having been told 3 years ago that I was pre diabetic I made as many changes to my diet and lifestyle (other health conditions and covid permitting) to try and avoid progressing to the "I am diabetic" status but today I have been told I am diabetic, steroid induced. My doctor prescribed gliclazide in
AF59
in
Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
2 years ago
Berberine: Time to nail down the dosage!
EDIT March 17, 2024:
Today somebody shared a link to a two year old post of mine about a report on Berberine being neurotoxic and taking it off of my stack. Within a few months I found other information on Berberine and, using my High School educated brain, decided that Berberine definitely needed
EDIT March 17, 2024:
Today somebody shared a link to a two year old post of mine about a report on Berberine being neurotoxic and taking it off of my stack. Within a few months I found other information on Berberine and, using my High School educated brain, decided that Berberine definitely needed
Bolt_Upright
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
AICAR is similar to Berberine
Update 6/29/22: Berberine may be neurotoxic. It is off of my stack: https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/148177820/finding-some-negatives-on-berberine-i-will-keep-digging ========= So I stumbled across this article while searching on Honokiol: Alpha-synuclein-induced mitochondrial dysfunction
Update 6/29/22: Berberine may be neurotoxic. It is off of my stack: https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/148177820/finding-some-negatives-on-berberine-i-will-keep-digging ========= So I stumbled across this article while searching on Honokiol: Alpha-synuclein-induced mitochondrial dysfunction
Bolt_Upright
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Macular oedema and steroids
I have diabetic macular oedema and my opthamologist said today that although my eyes are not getting any worse my right eye maybe needs some laser. She said she thought it wasn’t the diabetes that was the problem, I am in remission with a hba1c of 37 but the steroids. Any thoughts on this please. My
I have diabetic macular oedema and my opthamologist said today that although my eyes are not getting any worse my right eye maybe needs some laser. She said she thought it wasn’t the diabetes that was the problem, I am in remission with a hba1c of 37 but the steroids. Any thoughts on this please. My
Koalajane
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Any tips for switching back to breastfeeding exclusively?
Hello all I really need some advice. I have been initially exclusively breastfeeding my baby girl who is currently 3 weeks old. During the midwife visits, she had lost 8% of her birth weight and did not seem to be gaining weight on breastfeeding alone. Two main factors were contributing to her
Hello all I really need some advice. I have been initially exclusively breastfeeding my baby girl who is currently 3 weeks old. During the midwife visits, she had lost 8% of her birth weight and did not seem to be gaining weight on breastfeeding alone. Two main factors were contributing to her
JoyfulStar
in
Pregnancy and Parenting Support
2 years ago
Metformin gestational diabetes
Hi Anyone taking metformin to control their gd. I'm worried about taking very high doses. Especially when I am trying really hard to control diet and my testing sugar levels are mainly in range. I might have the odd spike in the evening.
Hi Anyone taking metformin to control their gd. I'm worried about taking very high doses. Especially when I am trying really hard to control diet and my testing sugar levels are mainly in range. I might have the odd spike in the evening.
Cookies7
in
Pregnancy and Parenting Support
2 years ago
When to stop progynova after FET
When do you all stop progynova after FET? My doctor said 11 weeks cold Turkey but today at 10 weeks check up he said I can stop now cold Turkey. A bit nervous but I feel that I have to trust my doctor. But also want to know others experience
When do you all stop progynova after FET? My doctor said 11 weeks cold Turkey but today at 10 weeks check up he said I can stop now cold Turkey. A bit nervous but I feel that I have to trust my doctor. But also want to know others experience
Liediana81
in
Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
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