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underactive thyroid treatment
Hi, I am taking Nature Throid for nearly 1 year but still do not feel my old myself. These are my recent test results: Serum free T4 level 11.5 pmol/L 9.5 - 22pmol/L Serum TSH level 1.8 mU/L 0.1 - 4mU/L I am taking 2 grams. My TSH is fine, but my free T4 level seems to be
Hi, I am taking Nature Throid for nearly 1 year but still do not feel my old myself. These are my recent test results: Serum free T4 level 11.5 pmol/L 9.5 - 22pmol/L Serum TSH level 1.8 mU/L 0.1 - 4mU/L I am taking 2 grams. My TSH is fine, but my free T4 level seems to be
Ania22
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Reposting from TUK: Low magnesium levels make vitamin D ineffective
[u]Low magnesium levels make vitamin D ineffective[/u]
February 26, 2018 Source: American Osteopathic Association
Summary:
Vitamin D can't be metabolized without sufficient magnesium levels, meaning Vitamin D remains stored and inactive for as many as 50 percent of Americans. In
[u]Low magnesium levels make vitamin D ineffective[/u]
February 26, 2018 Source: American Osteopathic Association
Summary:
Vitamin D can't be metabolized without sufficient magnesium levels, meaning Vitamin D remains stored and inactive for as many as 50 percent of Americans. In
BadHare
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Healthy Eating
6 years ago
Low magnesium Levels make vitamin D ineffective...
A review published in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association found Vitamin D can't be metabolized without sufficient magnesium levels, meaning Vitamin D remains stored and inactive for as many as 50 percent of Americans. "People are taking Vitamin
A review published in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association found Vitamin D can't be metabolized without sufficient magnesium levels, meaning Vitamin D remains stored and inactive for as many as 50 percent of Americans. "People are taking Vitamin
DRH-sangli
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Diabetes India
6 years ago
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Is There a Gut–Kidney Axis?
[u]Is There a Gut–Kidney Axis?[/u]
January 24, 2018 by Chris Kresser
Gut got your kidney? Emerging research suggests another gut–organ connection: the gut–kidney axis. Read on to learn how the gut influences kidney function, its role in chronic kidney disease, and how we can manipulate our
[u]Is There a Gut–Kidney Axis?[/u]
January 24, 2018 by Chris Kresser
Gut got your kidney? Emerging research suggests another gut–organ connection: the gut–kidney axis. Read on to learn how the gut influences kidney function, its role in chronic kidney disease, and how we can manipulate our
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Healthy Eating
6 years ago
When is a 'Treat' not a Treat and can you tell what this is by the ingredients? 😊
Hi folks, as its National nutrition month and it was on the news this morning that the UK needs to go on a diet and one of the problems was the low quality of the 'product' by product they mean the food that people are buying to fuel their bodies. So what is a treat? it implies a reward and something
Hi folks, as its National nutrition month and it was on the news this morning that the UK needs to go on a diet and one of the problems was the low quality of the 'product' by product they mean the food that people are buying to fuel their bodies. So what is a treat? it implies a reward and something
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Healthy Eating
6 years ago
Diet for Liver Disease
Doctors never tell you to change your diet because people tend to make excuses and argue with them about it. So I went to a dietician who said to stick to more of a Vegan type diet... Dairy has natural bacteria in it which can agitate the immune system setting off an auto-immune attack so dairy is bad
Doctors never tell you to change your diet because people tend to make excuses and argue with them about it. So I went to a dietician who said to stick to more of a Vegan type diet... Dairy has natural bacteria in it which can agitate the immune system setting off an auto-immune attack so dairy is bad
GhostHunter
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PBC Foundation
6 years ago
hypothyroid since Nov 2016, now on NDT, please help me to interpret my lab results
Hello every one! Kindly help me to interpret my lab results, here it is: TSH - 0.010 (0.27- 4.20 uIU/mL) FT3 - 2.91 (2.80 - 7.10 pmol/L) FT4 - 9.386 (12.0 - 22.0 pmol/L) Im on levothyroxine since the time I was diagnosed with underactive thyroid, until only after I happen to find someone
Hello every one! Kindly help me to interpret my lab results, here it is: TSH - 0.010 (0.27- 4.20 uIU/mL) FT3 - 2.91 (2.80 - 7.10 pmol/L) FT4 - 9.386 (12.0 - 22.0 pmol/L) Im on levothyroxine since the time I was diagnosed with underactive thyroid, until only after I happen to find someone
CRamon
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Is it just me?
In order to stop the cramping and gas I took an Imodium on Tuesday to give me some relief from the pain and slow things down. It really worked, to such an extent that I have had no bowel movement for 48 hours and am really panicking. Has this happened to anyone else please?
In order to stop the cramping and gas I took an Imodium on Tuesday to give me some relief from the pain and slow things down. It really worked, to such an extent that I have had no bowel movement for 48 hours and am really panicking. Has this happened to anyone else please?
Forestina
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IBS Network
6 years ago
Hi all, I am stage 3a and spent some time pputting it together. It is just for me but you can add or subtracr whatever you like on the list.
Compare Almonds - VS Almond Paste Potassium (%DV)733mg (21%)81.64mg (2%)mg (%) Phosphorus (%DV)481mg (48%)67.08mg (7%)mg (%) Apple - Pottassium 90mg , Phosphorus 11mg , ca 5mg, 1% dv ✅ Asparagus fresh - (3 spears at a time only) Potassium 224mg, Phosphorus 54mg,n High in Vitamin
Compare Almonds - VS Almond Paste Potassium (%DV)733mg (21%)81.64mg (2%)mg (%) Phosphorus (%DV)481mg (48%)67.08mg (7%)mg (%) Apple - Pottassium 90mg , Phosphorus 11mg , ca 5mg, 1% dv ✅ Asparagus fresh - (3 spears at a time only) Potassium 224mg, Phosphorus 54mg,n High in Vitamin
LJMusgrove
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Kidney Disease
6 years ago
Fighting B12 deficiency
Putting all my symptoms as somebody else might benefit from it. I was diagnosed with B12 deficiency in Jan 2018. It all started with burning sensation in my left forearm which then spread to leg, shoulder blades, hands etc. I took it as Heart issue and was shit scared. Visited my family Dr immediately
Putting all my symptoms as somebody else might benefit from it. I was diagnosed with B12 deficiency in Jan 2018. It all started with burning sensation in my left forearm which then spread to leg, shoulder blades, hands etc. I took it as Heart issue and was shit scared. Visited my family Dr immediately
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Stephen Silva, a story of a hopeful future. He refused to go silently into that dark night. An example for younger patients especially.
I was diagnosed with stage 4 alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver in May 2016 at age 32. At the time I was deep in alcoholism and weighed over 300 pounds. I had basically every symptom that comes along with cirrhosis; jaundice, ascites filled my belly, swollen legs, tender belly, brown urine, rarely urinating
I was diagnosed with stage 4 alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver in May 2016 at age 32. At the time I was deep in alcoholism and weighed over 300 pounds. I had basically every symptom that comes along with cirrhosis; jaundice, ascites filled my belly, swollen legs, tender belly, brown urine, rarely urinating
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
6 years ago
Not the treatment I was expecting for my 89 y/o Dad
My Dad and I met with the MO today,who is recommending Taxotere For his treatment. (Mets to skull, spine, pelvis & ribs) MO says Zytiga, Xtandia, and Radium 223 would not be as effective but can be tried if he can't tolerate the Taxotere. He says this is what is recommended as a 1st line of treatment
My Dad and I met with the MO today,who is recommending Taxotere For his treatment. (Mets to skull, spine, pelvis & ribs) MO says Zytiga, Xtandia, and Radium 223 would not be as effective but can be tried if he can't tolerate the Taxotere. He says this is what is recommended as a 1st line of treatment
ann1919
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Evidence used for my decision process with (IMO)
In answer to your questions (continued) I have no insurance (for the last two years), so I keep lines of communication open with current researchers and practitioners in the field. occasionally I have vetted a specialist or two and will make an appointment to ask questions about current research. my
In answer to your questions (continued) I have no insurance (for the last two years), so I keep lines of communication open with current researchers and practitioners in the field. occasionally I have vetted a specialist or two and will make an appointment to ask questions about current research. my
Robgump
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CLL Support
6 years ago
More on diet
Today I wanted to clear up a few things in regards to what constitutes a healthy renal diet. I receive emails daily from confused and at their “wits end” kidney disease sufferers, wanting to know what they can eat. Especially what they CAN eat, not what they CAN’T eat (fair enough too). This problem
Today I wanted to clear up a few things in regards to what constitutes a healthy renal diet. I receive emails daily from confused and at their “wits end” kidney disease sufferers, wanting to know what they can eat. Especially what they CAN eat, not what they CAN’T eat (fair enough too). This problem
LJMusgrove
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Kidney Disease
6 years ago
Deciding a plan of care for Stage 4 with mets to skull, spine, ribs, shoulder and pelvis.
Hi, I posted once before.please read my bio for more information My 89 year old Dad with stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosed 11/1997 with a rising PSA presently 7, right shoulder bone mets diagnosed 2015.(treated with trilstar & radiation) The Dr was going to treat him with taxotere now then decided
Hi, I posted once before.please read my bio for more information My 89 year old Dad with stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosed 11/1997 with a rising PSA presently 7, right shoulder bone mets diagnosed 2015.(treated with trilstar & radiation) The Dr was going to treat him with taxotere now then decided
ann1919
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Advice on upset stomach.
Today, I have not felt well. BP 128/91 and pulse 60 yet when I bend forward, it feels like my head, face, fills with blood. I have no better way to describe the feeling. I feel out of breath too. Yesterday I cooked a meal for the family and know I should of not eaten it as it was pork, and that upsets
Today, I have not felt well. BP 128/91 and pulse 60 yet when I bend forward, it feels like my head, face, fills with blood. I have no better way to describe the feeling. I feel out of breath too. Yesterday I cooked a meal for the family and know I should of not eaten it as it was pork, and that upsets
Diamonddaisy
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AF Association
6 years ago
Suffering tummy problems
I have been experiencing tummy problems 🤢 can I take Imodium along side the other drugs I take ? Lipitor bisopral asprin and ramipral
I have been experiencing tummy problems 🤢 can I take Imodium along side the other drugs I take ? Lipitor bisopral asprin and ramipral
Mrsbeevintage
Heart Star
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British Heart Foundation
6 years ago
Allergies to URSO. Help What can I do?
Dilemma, what can I do if I am allergic to treatment of PBC. The pills cotain sodium lauryl sulfate a big allergen for me. What other meds similar to URSO can I take or natural treatment. I am unsure I can find something that I am not allergic to? Currently, I am on watch as Gastro agrees that I should
Dilemma, what can I do if I am allergic to treatment of PBC. The pills cotain sodium lauryl sulfate a big allergen for me. What other meds similar to URSO can I take or natural treatment. I am unsure I can find something that I am not allergic to? Currently, I am on watch as Gastro agrees that I should
Sdone
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PBC Foundation
7 years ago
Are my blood tests ok?
Good morning all, Are my blood tests ok please? I have large thyroids which people keep commenting on, GP says my bloods are ok. Thank you. Serum alkaline phosp 74 (30-100) “ albumin 44 (35-48) “ calcium 2.26 (2.2-2.6) “ adjusted calcium 2.27 (2.2-2.6) “ alanine aminotransferase 34 (0-35) “ total bilirubin
Good morning all, Are my blood tests ok please? I have large thyroids which people keep commenting on, GP says my bloods are ok. Thank you. Serum alkaline phosp 74 (30-100) “ albumin 44 (35-48) “ calcium 2.26 (2.2-2.6) “ adjusted calcium 2.27 (2.2-2.6) “ alanine aminotransferase 34 (0-35) “ total bilirubin
Lissaok
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Coconut Oil or MCT Oil
Have you ever tried Coconut Oil or MCT Oil? If yes how was your experience? Please share it with us.
Have you ever tried Coconut Oil or MCT Oil? If yes how was your experience? Please share it with us.
Kia17
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
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