Experiences with

Stinging nettle

Euthyrox is the only pharmaceutical I am taking currently, however I supplement with magnesium, turmeric, co q 10, red rice yeast , Danacol, stinging nettle extract, lutein, vit D k2mk7, 1 spoon evo. My medical history is , high-ish cholesterol and osteoporosis.

Sinus problems helped by wash, heart rate problems, gastro problems joints and muscles and signs of anetoderma on skin especially stinging nettle look and indents that look like pitting oedema but appear on their own. Cannot splay fingers or move toes after using.

nettle sting, intermittent bruising under eyes and facial swelling, blisters on elbows leaving dry hard skin scarring, sore patches small on head causing hair loss. red v on chest with white marks , big red rash with blood spots, little blisters on toes come and go, nails splitting vertically, mouth

It's a sea of every weed known to man (with the exception of knotweed thank god) and a stinging nettle paradise. I am embarrassed, but I can't manage it the way I'd like to in my head. If you try to dig, you hit rubble. All I can do is strim it down.

So I got my yearly iron panel check, and my ferritin had dropped to 42! even though I eat iron rich foods and take vitamin C with meals! All my vitamin levels are now optimal I take an expensive powder form of probiotic by Biomel and the Rheal gut feel greens powder, all supporting my gut health and

I started having a lot of symptoms of iron deficiency last year after correcting my long term B12 deficiency: dry mouth, palpitations, muscle twitches. It is possible that my iron had been low for a long time and I just didn't notice because my B12 had also been low. I started taking iron supplements

Hello.I'm a regular user of the PA forum. I'm on regular b12 injections making slow but steady progress over 4 years . On my last blood test ; My plasma TSH level was 4.04mu/L(0.3-5.6) Ferritin 52ug/L(11-307) Haemoglobin 135g/L(120-150) Neutrophil count 6.5(2-7) Plasma iron level 10.2umol/l(10.7

CRP HS X 6.45 mg/L (Range: 0 - 5) - I believe this was high because of infection, as I went down with a temperature the following day. Iron 10.0 umol/L (Range: 5.8 - 34.5) - down from 18.4 six months ago TIBC 43.2 umol/L (Range: 45 - 81) - down from 46.3 six months ago UIBC 33.2 umol/L (Range: 24.2

Hello there I would be glad if some advice on my latest test results please: CRP HS X 6.23 mg/L (0 - 5) - this is high, but I came down with a temperature and sore throat the following day, so I'm guessing it's probably due to fighting illness rather than autoimmunity. Ferritin 94.9 ug/L (13 - 150)

Recent results of testing for coeliac. Doctor says 'no further action'. Tissue transglutaminase IgA level 0.3 U/mL [0.0 - 10.9] Immunoglobulin A level 2.06 g/L [0.8 - 4.0] Should I be concerned that the first result is very low in the range? My ferritin and iron were tested at

Could I please share my results, I struggle sometimes to follow what I should be looking for. I had a full fasting iron panel test that had to be repeated because my transferrin saturation was below range at 15% (suggested range was 20.0 - 40.0)., therefore, I am wondering if 40mg Solgar Gentle

Need some guidance please on the best timings for thyroxine and vitamins. I’ve just received my first pack of thyroxine and not decided on when to take them yet. I feel night time might be better as I’ll have the day free to take everything else. Although I’m leaning towards the morning as I wake up

Some natural ADA blockers include: • Berberine • Curcumin • Stinging nettle • Naringenin, a bioactive compound found in citrus fruits • Increasing nitric oxide, which will also boost your blood flow and brain circulation Finally as a bonus "Caffeine, the most widely used psychoactive

I've just looked online at my latest test results and the top box from my surgery says 'Result - Satisfactory' and 'What you need to do - No Further Action'. Quick history... I've got hashimotos, diagnosed in 2018, started on levothyroxine in 2020, noticed significant hair thinning/loss

I finally managed to get a Ferritin test from GP after latest Medichecks showed it had gone down despite taking 20mg of Solgar Gentle Iron. Well, the NHS one shows it’s gone up to 31 from 24 which is amazing really as I haven’t been taking any iron for two weeks!!! So I’m getting no help from them.

Attached is an image of my latest results - hopefully this is readable..? Would appreciate some advice...I'm currently supplementing 2 x Solgar Gentle Iron 2mg tablets. Inflammation is up slightly from my thyroid panel a few weeks ago Iron is up slightly from my last test in Jan which was 17.12 TIBC

“Stinging nettle nourishes the whole system, specifically the adrenals and kidneys. It then states that the leaves are high in chlorophyll which acts on the hormonal system and recommends the use of Nettle Tea.

Hello there, I'd be glad of some advice on my latest iron panel... results are below and comparisons with my last test 4 months ago. I have been taking 2 Solgar Gentle Iron 20mg tablets a day since then to raise my levels. Iron - 17.12 umol/L (Range: 5.8 - 34.5) - this has gone up from 11.0 TIBC

Is it okay to have stinging nettle tea twice a day to relieve urine incontinence and frequent urinaations? I mean if it’s bad for prostate cancer or good for prostate cancer?

I do take Stinging Nettle supplements and that did reduce my visits by about 30%. Any opinions or advise would be welcome.