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2nd IVF agenda is now on + sharing supplements list
Hey ladies, first of all thank you! I get so much strenght by reading your stories here. You are fantastic :) So.. after our failed 1st attempt in Nov, we moved to California last Jan due to DH's job and we are finally starting to settle down. We've found a clinic (no help from private insurance for
Hey ladies, first of all thank you! I get so much strenght by reading your stories here. You are fantastic :) So.. after our failed 1st attempt in Nov, we moved to California last Jan due to DH's job and we are finally starting to settle down. We've found a clinic (no help from private insurance for
gattonero
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Is there any chewable/disolvable b complex supplements??
I have gut issues as i know most of us hypos do so was wondering if there is a b complex that is dissolable or chewable.. i take the jarrow methyl b12 1000 at the minute and a chewable multivitamin and also omega 3 fish oil and vitamin c....
I have gut issues as i know most of us hypos do so was wondering if there is a b complex that is dissolable or chewable.. i take the jarrow methyl b12 1000 at the minute and a chewable multivitamin and also omega 3 fish oil and vitamin c....
ThyroidObsessed
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Mistakes vegans make
There are several common mistakes vegans, often new vegans make. They stick with transition foods as if they are healthy for the long term. Oreo's are vegan but over consumption is very far from ideal. They are perhaps close to the top of the processed food pyramid. A good vegan diet, in my opinion
There are several common mistakes vegans, often new vegans make. They stick with transition foods as if they are healthy for the long term. Oreo's are vegan but over consumption is very far from ideal. They are perhaps close to the top of the processed food pyramid. A good vegan diet, in my opinion
andyswarbs
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Healthy Eating
6 years ago
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15 Anti-Inflammatory Foods You Should Be Eating
[u]
15 Anti-Inflammatory Foods You Should Be Eating
[/u] By Shereen Lehman, MS | Reviewed by Grant Hughes, MD Updated November 28, 2017 Inflammation is your immune system's reaction to irritation, injury, or infection. It's a normal response (and actually a good thing), and it's a natural part
[u]
15 Anti-Inflammatory Foods You Should Be Eating
[/u] By Shereen Lehman, MS | Reviewed by Grant Hughes, MD Updated November 28, 2017 Inflammation is your immune system's reaction to irritation, injury, or infection. It's a normal response (and actually a good thing), and it's a natural part
BadHare
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Healthy Eating
6 years ago
Antibodies rising but hormone levels OK - should I be worried?
Hi, firstly thanks to everyone posting here who've helped me understand hypothyroidism better, and sorry this will be long winded! I've been having Medichecks reports as I've been feeling very ill recently and my energy and cognitive function have been awful, a yoyo for a year or more. I've learnt I
Hi, firstly thanks to everyone posting here who've helped me understand hypothyroidism better, and sorry this will be long winded! I've been having Medichecks reports as I've been feeling very ill recently and my energy and cognitive function have been awful, a yoyo for a year or more. I've learnt I
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
OTT? or just helping myself?
Hi guys.. so I recently found out I had stage 4 endometriosis and had a laparoscopy to get rid of it. TTC at the moment so all I can do to stay clear of endo is through my diet as far as I know. So Ive cut down alot on gluten, dairy, most processed food and Im now eating loaads of greens, veges and fruits
Hi guys.. so I recently found out I had stage 4 endometriosis and had a laparoscopy to get rid of it. TTC at the moment so all I can do to stay clear of endo is through my diet as far as I know. So Ive cut down alot on gluten, dairy, most processed food and Im now eating loaads of greens, veges and fruits
xxanisaxx
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
Vitamins
What are some vitamins that I could be giving my five-year-old son to help him? He already takes a multivitamin with omega-3 and fiber. He takes smarty pants. If you have recommendations for a better multivitamin I would love to hear that also. Thank you!
What are some vitamins that I could be giving my five-year-old son to help him? He already takes a multivitamin with omega-3 and fiber. He takes smarty pants. If you have recommendations for a better multivitamin I would love to hear that also. Thank you!
Pattiann1981
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CHADD's ADHD Parents Together
6 years ago
PBC and new here.
Hi, I am new here also. I failed the AMA 2 years ago at age 48 1:380 high alt/ast and had some problems with unbearable pain in the upper torso under the lower right rib and down a few inches radiating over towards the left. Feeling like I had itchy bugs running on me. Was just aweful. I was on
Hi, I am new here also. I failed the AMA 2 years ago at age 48 1:380 high alt/ast and had some problems with unbearable pain in the upper torso under the lower right rib and down a few inches radiating over towards the left. Feeling like I had itchy bugs running on me. Was just aweful. I was on
Maur22
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PBC Foundation
6 years ago
Frustrated next ivf round is delayed
Hi everyone My fertility clinic has referred me to a nutritionist, she’s done some bloods. I have borderline low white blood cells, ferritin, vit d (already supplementing) and high omega 6: omega 3 ratio. She has recommended a diet to follow, and more supplements (already on pregnacare max, vit D, DHEA
Hi everyone My fertility clinic has referred me to a nutritionist, she’s done some bloods. I have borderline low white blood cells, ferritin, vit d (already supplementing) and high omega 6: omega 3 ratio. She has recommended a diet to follow, and more supplements (already on pregnacare max, vit D, DHEA
penny24
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Ezetimibe
Hi all. Today i have been discharged from the hospital as i refuse to take statins. I was blatantly told that their job is to prescribe medication and if i refuse to take it, they will refer me back to my gp who can monitor my cholesterol via blood tests. Fair enough but before they completely remove
Hi all. Today i have been discharged from the hospital as i refuse to take statins. I was blatantly told that their job is to prescribe medication and if i refuse to take it, they will refer me back to my gp who can monitor my cholesterol via blood tests. Fair enough but before they completely remove
Time_2_get_serious
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Cholesterol Support
6 years ago
Omega 3
Hi everyone I’ve recently been told by a dietician that have have a high omega 6:3 ratio. Apparently this can causes inflammation /pain with endometriosis. Has anyone tried to increase their omega 3 with supplements and noticed their pain has reduced? X
Hi everyone I’ve recently been told by a dietician that have have a high omega 6:3 ratio. Apparently this can causes inflammation /pain with endometriosis. Has anyone tried to increase their omega 3 with supplements and noticed their pain has reduced? X
penny24
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
3-1/2 Weeks Bell's Palsy Update
I'm on my 3-1/2 weeks having Bell's Palsy with no signs of movement. I can't move my eyebrow, nostril, cheek and lips. Still frozen. I'm getting frustrated. I did the 10 day PRednisone/Antivrals from the first day I got this facial weakness. Even the urgent clinic doctor told me that I'm on a mild
I'm on my 3-1/2 weeks having Bell's Palsy with no signs of movement. I can't move my eyebrow, nostril, cheek and lips. Still frozen. I'm getting frustrated. I did the 10 day PRednisone/Antivrals from the first day I got this facial weakness. Even the urgent clinic doctor told me that I'm on a mild
ZED9256
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Facial Palsy UK
6 years ago
Apixaban and Omega 3
Has anyone had advice from their EP or GP regarding Apixaban and Omega 3 supplements.? The only guidance I found was about Warfarin, and that Omega 3 made this more effective.
Has anyone had advice from their EP or GP regarding Apixaban and Omega 3 supplements.? The only guidance I found was about Warfarin, and that Omega 3 made this more effective.
shorttail
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AF Association
6 years ago
Alternate therapies
Hello everyone. This is my first post. 4 months ago I was diagnosed with wet macular in right eye. The same afternoon I was referred to a retinal specialist by my opthomologist and was given an injection of Avastin. Within 10 min afterwards the pain was excruciating. No sleep that night from pain.
Hello everyone. This is my first post. 4 months ago I was diagnosed with wet macular in right eye. The same afternoon I was referred to a retinal specialist by my opthomologist and was given an injection of Avastin. Within 10 min afterwards the pain was excruciating. No sleep that night from pain.
Jyotimas
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Macular Society
6 years ago
Under Active Thyroid & Supplements
Hi All, I have an under active thyroid and take 125mg of Levothyroxine per day. I also have a Hiatal Hernia and take 40mg of Pantaprazole per day. I have recently started taking supplements to help with these things, but also to help with my general health. I have been taking 2 x 2000mg of Omega-3 fish
Hi All, I have an under active thyroid and take 125mg of Levothyroxine per day. I also have a Hiatal Hernia and take 40mg of Pantaprazole per day. I have recently started taking supplements to help with these things, but also to help with my general health. I have been taking 2 x 2000mg of Omega-3 fish
wallofbeans
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
New here, advise appreciated!!
Hi everyone, Fairly new here and also recently posted on IBS forum too. Starting to research and trying to find out how my health issues are connected and what else I might be able to do to feel better! I was diagnosed hypothyroid 15 years ago and have always taken drs word at face value, it seems there
Hi everyone, Fairly new here and also recently posted on IBS forum too. Starting to research and trying to find out how my health issues are connected and what else I might be able to do to feel better! I was diagnosed hypothyroid 15 years ago and have always taken drs word at face value, it seems there
Beckybexx
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
New and need advice please
Hi new to this site and like many others after years of Hashimoto's and feeling poo came here. I have been on 150mcg of Levothyroxine sine last July (previously 0n 125mcg) after reading here about importance of Vit D etc have had bloods done and here are results, Any help to steer me in right direction
Hi new to this site and like many others after years of Hashimoto's and feeling poo came here. I have been on 150mcg of Levothyroxine sine last July (previously 0n 125mcg) after reading here about importance of Vit D etc have had bloods done and here are results, Any help to steer me in right direction
Anna62
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
5 months with MBC
I had my first cycle 7 weekly sessions of chemo along with monthly infusions of
zometa
, off for three weeks then a PET scan. My scan was about 60 percent clear. My oncologist said the chemo was doing its job. I just finished my 2nd cycle- 7 weekly sessions of chemo on November 10th.
I had my first cycle 7 weekly sessions of chemo along with monthly infusions of
zometa
, off for three weeks then a PET scan. My scan was about 60 percent clear. My oncologist said the chemo was doing its job. I just finished my 2nd cycle- 7 weekly sessions of chemo on November 10th.
Juneday
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
6 years ago
As promised, Sodium Monosulphite FREE Large peeled cooked prawns from Sainsburys.
ISBN NUMBER 0022 8206 These are Sodium Monosulphite FREE, hence they will NOT harm you if you are gluten/wheat intolerant, as this ghastly preservative provokes an auto immune mast cell granulation reaction, releasing huge amounts of histamine throughout the body which causes us all yet more inflammation
ISBN NUMBER 0022 8206 These are Sodium Monosulphite FREE, hence they will NOT harm you if you are gluten/wheat intolerant, as this ghastly preservative provokes an auto immune mast cell granulation reaction, releasing huge amounts of histamine throughout the body which causes us all yet more inflammation
Poppy_the_cat
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
The Anti-Inflammatory Diet Can the foods you eat beat inflammation?
[u]The Anti-Inflammatory Diet [/u]
Can the foods you eat beat inflammation?
[i]https://www.verywell.com/anti-inflammatory-diet-88752?utm_campaign=livinghealthy&utm_medium=email&utm_source=cn_nl&utm_content=12100926&utm_term=[/i] The anti-inflammatory diet is an eating plan designed to prevent
[u]The Anti-Inflammatory Diet [/u]
Can the foods you eat beat inflammation?
[i]https://www.verywell.com/anti-inflammatory-diet-88752?utm_campaign=livinghealthy&utm_medium=email&utm_source=cn_nl&utm_content=12100926&utm_term=[/i] The anti-inflammatory diet is an eating plan designed to prevent
BadHare
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Healthy Eating
6 years ago
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