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Update on dosage/diet having seen Rheumatologist
Hi everyone, saw my rheumy again last night and told him I had increased back up to 12.5mg because of the pain when I dropped to 10mg. He agreed that it was the right thing to do but was very careful to point out that it takes 7-10 days for your body to adjust to the new dose and not to jump too quickly
Hi everyone, saw my rheumy again last night and told him I had increased back up to 12.5mg because of the pain when I dropped to 10mg. He agreed that it was the right thing to do but was very careful to point out that it takes 7-10 days for your body to adjust to the new dose and not to jump too quickly
Sufferinginsilence
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Bariatric surgery and PD
I had Vertical sleeve gastrectomy and was diagnosed 3 years later with PD anyone else?
I had Vertical sleeve gastrectomy and was diagnosed 3 years later with PD anyone else?
Boomercd
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
What is your take on Soybean? š§š¤
Edamame has always been my favorite snack since I was little. I usually steam and sprinkle a little bit of sea salt. You may find edamame prepared the same way as appetizer when you go to a sushi restaurant. I found many health benefits from edamame but one thing Iām concerned is phytoestrogen or isoflavones
Edamame has always been my favorite snack since I was little. I usually steam and sprinkle a little bit of sea salt. You may find edamame prepared the same way as appetizer when you go to a sushi restaurant. I found many health benefits from edamame but one thing Iām concerned is phytoestrogen or isoflavones
Hidden
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Healthy Eating
3 years ago
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Infrared light
We talk a lot about exposure to full daylight or replacement light therapy lamps during the day and avoiding the blue end of the light spectrum during the evening. Normal full spectrum sunlight wakes you up and produces serotonin that then helps produce melatonin later when light exposure stops. Daylight
We talk a lot about exposure to full daylight or replacement light therapy lamps during the day and avoiding the blue end of the light spectrum during the evening. Normal full spectrum sunlight wakes you up and produces serotonin that then helps produce melatonin later when light exposure stops. Daylight
kaliska0
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Sleep Matters
3 years ago
Terrified in Hyperthyroidism
This stuff isn't cool it's confusing it's new its terrifying to me. I was fine none of this crap a total blood transfusion all but 1 unit and my life isnt mine anymore. My memory and ability to manuver threw this maze if information has got me full of fear and sure I can't do this for myself. My feet
This stuff isn't cool it's confusing it's new its terrifying to me. I was fine none of this crap a total blood transfusion all but 1 unit and my life isnt mine anymore. My memory and ability to manuver threw this maze if information has got me full of fear and sure I can't do this for myself. My feet
kimkurtz1
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Light Therapy Clinical Trial -US
Below is some information from clinicaltrials.gov about a light therapy trial that will begin recruitment soon. I have also included an email response from the contact listed on clinicaltrials.gov. you should be able to see the trial at clinicaltrials.gov if you copy and paste the https: address in
Below is some information from clinicaltrials.gov about a light therapy trial that will begin recruitment soon. I have also included an email response from the contact listed on clinicaltrials.gov. you should be able to see the trial at clinicaltrials.gov if you copy and paste the https: address in
Canddy
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Protein
Protein. A lot is made of the need for high protein and yet: " a high protein diet is bad for you. Growth hormone pathways, including TOR and IGF-1, are controlled by proteins and they are accelerators of the aging process. So, if you have a low-protein diet you might live longer and healthier." https
Protein. A lot is made of the need for high protein and yet: " a high protein diet is bad for you. Growth hormone pathways, including TOR and IGF-1, are controlled by proteins and they are accelerators of the aging process. So, if you have a low-protein diet you might live longer and healthier." https
Paul12
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Healthy Eating
3 years ago
Protein Considerations
A couple of weeks ago I posted that I'd been knocked back for a blood donation. That got my attention. I also mentioned that I hadn't been eating too much meat of late. Thinking back I realised I'd got into a bad habit of just grabbing a piece of cheese, a few nuts and cups of coffee with double cream
A couple of weeks ago I posted that I'd been knocked back for a blood donation. That got my attention. I also mentioned that I hadn't been eating too much meat of late. Thinking back I realised I'd got into a bad habit of just grabbing a piece of cheese, a few nuts and cups of coffee with double cream
MikePollard
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
3 years ago
How many carbs a day are considered low carb?
I have read through quite a few posts and I'm curious as to what qyantity a day group members consider as low carb. Personally I think its important as to whether the carbs are derived from natural food or food that has undergone minimal processing compared to highly / ultra processed foods (especially
I have read through quite a few posts and I'm curious as to what qyantity a day group members consider as low carb. Personally I think its important as to whether the carbs are derived from natural food or food that has undergone minimal processing compared to highly / ultra processed foods (especially
Zendaya
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
3 years ago
My 600lb Life
I am not one for either Reality TV, or football either. Anyways I was watching the Poland vs England World Cup Group Game the other day. I have tended to watch England vs Poland games since one years ago when theate Brian Clough said the Polish goal keeper was a clown. The "clown" went on to save a handful
I am not one for either Reality TV, or football either. Anyways I was watching the Poland vs England World Cup Group Game the other day. I have tended to watch England vs Poland games since one years ago when theate Brian Clough said the Polish goal keeper was a clown. The "clown" went on to save a handful
MichaelJH
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Weight Loss Support
3 years ago
Red light therapy belt
For all of you interested in RLT, I looked into various models. The coronet was way too expensive for me. I came across this wrap and Iām very happy with it. It can lay flat (for over abdomen etc) or you can make a crown and slide it on your head. It is red and nearinfared. Really well made. I bought
For all of you interested in RLT, I looked into various models. The coronet was way too expensive for me. I came across this wrap and Iām very happy with it. It can lay flat (for over abdomen etc) or you can make a crown and slide it on your head. It is red and nearinfared. Really well made. I bought
saraoutwest
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
AV node ablation
Has anyone had an AV node ablation? I have had 3 ablations. Af for 25 years off and on but since reaching 60 I have 2 episodes a week on average, lasting 24hrs plus. I am 65 now and af getting worse. I dont drink caffeine, alcohol, I have a very healthy diet of fish, veg , low carb. Do yoga. It's
Has anyone had an AV node ablation? I have had 3 ablations. Af for 25 years off and on but since reaching 60 I have 2 episodes a week on average, lasting 24hrs plus. I am 65 now and af getting worse. I dont drink caffeine, alcohol, I have a very healthy diet of fish, veg , low carb. Do yoga. It's
Adalaide2020
Visitor
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Weight Loss Support
3 years ago
More on Gut Microbiome and Akkermansia muciniphila
Recently pjoshea posted on this topic: Optimizing our gut microbiome with prebiotics (that create an optimized environment for beneficial microbes) and probiotics (the colony forming beneficial bacteria to repopulate the gut). This particular probiotic bacterial species appears to be the best. But most
Recently pjoshea posted on this topic: Optimizing our gut microbiome with prebiotics (that create an optimized environment for beneficial microbes) and probiotics (the colony forming beneficial bacteria to repopulate the gut). This particular probiotic bacterial species appears to be the best. But most
MateoBeach
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
internal shaking or vibration when waking
I have been suffering internal shaking in my upper body from past 6 months due to that my sleep also effects.Mostly i am waking up(between 3am to 4am)with internal shaking sensation.I am 43 years old male and i don't have other health issues.My MRI,EEG reports are came normal. My doubt is which part
I have been suffering internal shaking in my upper body from past 6 months due to that my sleep also effects.Mostly i am waking up(between 3am to 4am)with internal shaking sensation.I am 43 years old male and i don't have other health issues.My MRI,EEG reports are came normal. My doubt is which part
basha12
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Living with Anxiety
3 years ago
4 weeks of Keto
I have now been on Keto with TRE (16 hours) for 4 weeks exactly. I am going to switch to low carb from today, and my current plan is to go full Keto again in 2 months' time. I checked the ketones with a stick this morning and they are in a small amount range. I think that can be explained by the
I have now been on Keto with TRE (16 hours) for 4 weeks exactly. I am going to switch to low carb from today, and my current plan is to go full Keto again in 2 months' time. I checked the ketones with a stick this morning and they are in a small amount range. I think that can be explained by the
TheMoaningViolet
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
3 years ago
Getting a Diep flap
Hi there..I'm about to get a Diep flap in a few weeks..and am a bit worried about it..because I do a very physical and demanding job and am a single parent..I'm worried will I get my stomach muscles back after surgery..they doctor never really give you a straight answer..its delayed surgery as I had
Hi there..I'm about to get a Diep flap in a few weeks..and am a bit worried about it..because I do a very physical and demanding job and am a single parent..I'm worried will I get my stomach muscles back after surgery..they doctor never really give you a straight answer..its delayed surgery as I had
Redhill88
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
3 years ago
What are optimal thyroid levels?
Hi, as with many with thyroid problems it feels like we keep hitting a brick wall as goes for finding help. I have had private and blood tests on the NHS to confirm I have Peroxidase antibodies so therefore Hashimoto's. I've had suggested that it may actually be the pituitary that may be the actual issue
Hi, as with many with thyroid problems it feels like we keep hitting a brick wall as goes for finding help. I have had private and blood tests on the NHS to confirm I have Peroxidase antibodies so therefore Hashimoto's. I've had suggested that it may actually be the pituitary that may be the actual issue
kaju20
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
High cholesterol or not?
Just had some results back and some readings are showing a red flag. I'm very active and have a healthy low-carb diet. Should I be worried and Contact my gp? This was a private test through benenden. Thanks.
Just had some results back and some readings are showing a red flag. I'm very active and have a healthy low-carb diet. Should I be worried and Contact my gp? This was a private test through benenden. Thanks.
Kathyboard1
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
IBS-D
Hi I have just joined this network this evening. I havenāt actually been diagnosed with IBS-D. It all started a couple of years when I was running to the loo literally 7 times a day this went on for a few months in which time I lost 2 stone. I had numerous tests and a colonoscopy nothing was found no
Hi I have just joined this network this evening. I havenāt actually been diagnosed with IBS-D. It all started a couple of years when I was running to the loo literally 7 times a day this went on for a few months in which time I lost 2 stone. I had numerous tests and a colonoscopy nothing was found no
Junkjournal1
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IBS Network
3 years ago
Cholesterol and Statins
Just had results of Cholesterol test which is 6.2 (up from 4.8 three years ago and pre PMR). Started a low carb diet as soon as prescribed Prednisolone and it has certainly stopped me from gaining. Weight but has meant that I have had to add more fat to my diet for energy. I am guessing that this has
Just had results of Cholesterol test which is 6.2 (up from 4.8 three years ago and pre PMR). Started a low carb diet as soon as prescribed Prednisolone and it has certainly stopped me from gaining. Weight but has meant that I have had to add more fat to my diet for energy. I am guessing that this has
jaycee444
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
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