I would be grateful if anyone can give me any information with regard to b.12 and if or how it can effect thyroidism AND

[alangardner]

thyroid eye disease and possibly the adrenal system ........after having seen -- in my opinion -- a super consultant at moorefields hospital he actually asked if I had any info that he hadn't he would be extremely open to learn from any and all and I feel that if I can at least point him in a direction it could help the cause ........alan

[Clutter]

b12deficiency.info/what-is-...

healthunlocked.com/thyroidu...

[shaws Administrator]

It's good the the consultant at Moorfields was interested in learning more. It does make a change.

For all information on B12, the Pernicious Anaemia Society would answer your questions.

[Polaris]

b12d.org/what-vitamin-b12-d...

[Mrs_Somerset]

WOW! - where is moorfields? ( I think I m ight move there soon... - I would really really love to have a consultant like that - you are sooo lucky - make sure you hold onto that one, and best of luck with your treatment.

[alangardner in reply to Mrs_Somerset]

moorefields is the main eye treatment hospital in old street London --- anyone can be reffered there from anywhere within the nhs ...... the department is called ' ADNEXAL' .....if you want any further info please pm me .....yes I do covert the consultant , in my opinion he is absolutely brilliant ......alan

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If you go to this page on the link Clutter has used it shows you all the good places to visit for info:

b12deficiency.info/very-use...

You could also point him towards the books - Could It Be B12? An Epidemic of Misdiagnosis (Pacholok & Stuart), and Martyn Hooper's 2 books "Pernicious Anaemia: The Forgotton Disease" and "Living With Pernicious Anaemia and Vitamin B12 Deficiency".

And get him to watch all the documentaries as well found here:

b12deficiency.info/films.html

There are lots of articles on Pubmed linking autoimmune thyroid disease, PA and addisons/adrenals. He should research Polyglandular Autoimmune Syndrome (particularly type 2). If you look at this Addison's Disease article and scroll down to "Associated Diseases":

patient.co.uk/doctor/Adrena...

Hampster