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REPLACING MEDICINES WITH NATURAL REMEDIES START WITH THYROXIN!!!! | |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814  United States02/08/2011 10:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  O.K. It seems, after reading some of the book this morning, everything I thought I was doing right I am not doing right...!!!!!!!! The author states that the BRASSICA FAMILY - that is cabbage,cauliflower, brussel sprouts,broccoli, bok choy - decrease thyroid function by inhibiting the iodine uptake... Also they contain sulfer compounds that hinder thyroid synthesis... He does say to just reduce these in the diet.. He recommends taking Selenium, Vit D, Vit A, Vit C, Vit E, and zinc...and Bromelan (enzymes) Dont know what they are.. Take a multi vitamin tablet (one a day) Selenium - 200mcg a day -Tyrosine - 400-6000mg a day I do take a Vit D3 1000 IU which has boron and selenium in it. Always consult your Dr by the way -- this is just a discussion thread and we're just trying to get back to a more wholistic approach to this endocrine imbalance.. I dont think vitamins can do any harm ... But once again - a balanced diet should provide all the vitamins we need.. He has put in som very interesting recipes -- will copy one or two for you -- quoting his book and his name of course.... bromelain enzymes are pineapple and papaya, etc. they have dried pineapple and papaya at the health food store..... but you can buy the enzymes........ I will not stop eating cruciferous vegetables, they fight cancer. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And sulfur compounds are good for your heart!!!!!!! |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  HERE IS ONE RECIPE AS PROMISED TAKEN FROM THE ALKALINE COOKBOOK by late chiropractor Dr Anne GUILLET... Her recipes are the result of years of taking food and turning it into medicine... Buckwheat Crepes..with honey... 1. 1 cup of buckwheat flour. 2. 2 eggs 3. 1 Tblespoon of Celtic Salt 4. Half a litre of water 5. 3 Tblespoons of olive oil In mixer - add all ingredients for 1 minute. or can just hand mix vigourously(flour, eggs, salt and oil) Slowly add water Mix quickly for 3 minutes Let stand for 2 hours with cloth over top of bowl. Oil pan and flip both sides of your crepes when pan is hot Serve with honey. There is an other recipe coming where you use the Buckwheat recipe and roll asparagus lightly steamed inside and pour over a hollendaise sauce. Delicious .. Will put up the recipe for the sauce soon..... Some people have never even heard of buckwheat millet flax amaranth teff spelt quinoa etc. we have been brainwashed to eat processed white bread..... |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Vitamins, minerals, amino acids, -- produce, enhance and aid, thyroid hormones. Copper Vit..B2 Iodine Vit. B3 Manganese Vit. B6 Selenium Vit B12 Tyrosine Vit. C Vit. E Copper Selenium and zinc are necesssry for the iodothyronime iodinose enzyme to convert T4 into T3 These are some of the foods he recommends.. tomato paste, almonds, cashews, olives, beef, mushrooms, chocolate, legumes, liver, shellfish, oysters, I don't believe everything I read....a lot of these authors have an agenda, they are promoting meat or other things. I don't see anything wrong with soy in moderation. And I think it's a very bad idea to tell people not to eat brassica vegetables...... THE MAYO CLINIC MADE BROCCOSPROUTS........a member of the brassica family, these foods are protective and keep you from getting cancer........they help your heart also if they have sulfer in them......including garlic and onions. |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We have to think diet - if we want to get the thyroid functioning in a healthy way... So far I can see that a multi vitamin is probably well worth considering at this time, as it will give you many minerals missing in food. We in Australia are lacking zinc as our soils lack it ....A MULTI VITAMIN CONTAINS the following - VITAMIN Bs -VIT A -VIT E - CALCIUM - FOLIC ACID MAGNESIUM, -COPPER - CHROMIUM - ZINC - IODINE -POTASSIUM- PHOSPHERUS - SELENIUM - AND SOME OTHERS..... However from what I have learned so far - a natural routine of eggs for breakfast - egg whites important- on a grain bread -vit e - some fried red capsicum (red pepper) Vit c -- or maybe a cup of oats with small amount of milk, and selenium sprinkled on top --- a banana - for pottasium and some green tea.. might be a good way to start the day -- salt with iodised salt.... Then for mid morning snack - a buckwheat crepe with some honey -- and some juiced apples or other fruit.. A juicer is a good piece of equipment to have... Vegetable and fruit juices are very beneficial - if you are diabetic however fruit is very high in sugar and it is probably better to concentrate on vegetable juicing.... Lunch might be a salad with salmon - or tuna - asparagus and beans or a vegetable sandwich .. some thin slices of chicken breast - low fat mayonaise - salt with iodinised salt and pepper - delicious... Dinner - Have a steak (no fat) if vegetarian experiment with nut meat or meatless stews - can be very tasty too.....Lots of beans - some cauliflower florets But remember we have been advised to cut down on cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli etc as these contain sulpher and inhibit the thyroid somewhat...... Look for foods that have the vitamins and minerals that are listed ina good multi vitamin tables -- I know we are trying to substitute pills for natural foods but it does take time and experimenting... ANY IDEAS ON A GOOD BALANCED DIET ARE WELCOME FROM POSTERS OUT THERE... CHEERS capsicum is plentiful in HOT PEPPERS not red peppers. |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | oh boy !!! an old fiend ... nothing further from the truth - Jo is one of best FRIENDS.... yes that is why i began this thread -- if and when tshtf we are going to WANT TO KNOW SOME ALTERNATIVES ...thanks for reminding me.. This morning read that iodine and iodide with sellenium should be all that is necessary for most thyroid sufferers... cheers I agree.......I have a liquid iodine (inexpensive) and only 3 drops....in water......... I would never stop eating brassica veggies. |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would love to find a non-prescription alternative to Synthroid. Quoting: Gazing @ Orionalternative hormone replacement therapy , natural ingredients (pig offcourse) [link to www.armourthyroid.com] Or you can try Homeopathic Iodates and other thyroid related remedies like Thyrodium etc... NaturThroid is even better than Armour. Also porcine, compounded at pharmacy, but it's about $50 per mo.. I got off that to take a thyroid support supp that's only $20 per mo. Having my TSH and free T4 checked next month to validate its efficacy. \ It never ceases to surprise me the long list of ailments they can pawn slaughterhouse offal into a pill and make money off of it........including the chicken injections for the knee. |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  hO! hO! hO! --- JUST HAD MY DRS APPOINTMENT AND HE IS IMMEDIATELY TAKING ME OFF LIPITOL - have developed liver disorder...Have been taking this drug for a year... to lower cholesterol ( thyroid connection) and this is the outcome.... He has put me on 150 mgs of thyroxin and then I have to have another blood test in 6 weeks ..... See the Drs dont know what they are doing half the time.... I find they rarely do you got that right.......they just push pills........I want to throw up when I hear that people are taking 15-20 pills a day.......and ESPECIALLY THE ELDERLY WHO NEED HALF AND THIRD DOSES or it stays in their system too long. |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | at my local health food store they sell supplements that support the thyroid,iodine supplements,and you cadn make dietary changes...GOD made an herb for every ailment of the planet...you just have to educateyourself.org and find it! Quoting: earthgirl 924584 and if you're really really full of faith you can really rely on him and prayer alone along with fasting etc. God wants to be more important to you than a vegetable. |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  Just adding a bit more to keep this thread going... Long talk with elderly lady friend yesterday.. just recovering from a big fall - fractured pelvis in 3 places... the Doctor gave her an injection (think it was cortisone) to help with her bones...She has had many breakages... Seems to be that old people have very brittle bones..Am wondering if huge doses of calcium in natural products would in fact help this condition.,... I do take calcium supplements myself... Read something interesting recently - Cancer was not found to be a disease in the EARLY humans ... Bone study does not indicate that Cancer was in our systems.. Today they do say we all carry the cancer cell and something sets it off.. Wonder how the Cancer thing started... Is it possible to think that diet was much simpler and that early man was a hunter and gatherer- eating uncontaminated grains and vegetation ... but basically animal meat -- Problems seemed to begin with our bodies when we learned how to cultivate and eat starch from wheat and other grains... CALCIUM IS NOT UTILIZED WITHOUT MAGNESIUM...... Lifetime has a liquid calcium magnesium citrate (blueberry) That I take........ Not that expensive.......11.00 a bottle......1 T |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just adding a bit more to keep this thread going... Long talk with elderly lady friend yesterday.. just recovering from a big fall - fractured pelvis in 3 places... the Doctor gave her an injection (think it was cortisone) to help with her bones...She has had many breakages... Seems to be that old people have very brittle bones..Am wondering if huge doses of calcium in natural products would in fact help this condition.,... I do take calcium supplements myself... Read something interesting recently - Cancer was not found to be a disease in the EARLY humans ... Bone study does not indicate that Cancer was in our systems.. Today they do say we all carry the cancer cell and something sets it off.. Wonder how the Cancer thing started... Is it possible to think that diet was much simpler and that early man was a hunter and gatherer- eating uncontaminated grains and vegetation ... but basically animal meat -- Problems seemed to begin with our bodies when we learned how to cultivate and eat starch from wheat and other grains... too many cortisone shots will give you diabetes. |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 10:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | here is another good thread on they thyroid Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1051511Thread: If you eat Eggs or Chicken, you could be DESTROYING your Thyroid Gland, the Master Gland in the body says to stay away from soy products I don't know man.. I never heard of anyone running out of thyroid medication and dying.. I have a sneaky suspicion that people don't really need it.. I don't use and have never used prescription drugs or medicine.. I'm 59.. how come? it's a great way to make money off of THE WHOLE SLAUGHTERHOUSE ANIMAL............ give it to people for their thyroid shoot it into their knees....... give it to them for diabetes.......... give me a break............we live in an evil world where every damn thing revolves around money. |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 11:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes agree with the thyroid post re it is a slow oncoming disorder with really bad conseaquences at the end.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1194328I also have been looking at the high fat diet.. Have always had good results with high protein - low carbs diets.... Dont know about eating fat though... Tell us how you go on that one... Ok, I have been on the high-fat diet for nearly two months now. I am feeling the best that I have felt in 15 years, which goes back to well before my hypothyroidism was diagnosed. I have energy. My hands and feet and whole body are warmer and less prone to chills. My dry skin(hypo symptom) and rosacea are gone. I am sleeping longer by an average of about an hour. Sleep troubles are another hypo symptom. In the last three weeks I have taken zero of my prescription synthroid. I have taken one or two of the NatureThroid Raw Porcine per day. I am feeling great! Regarding the fat: I am consuming about 2 tablespoons of pure virgin coconut oil per day,plus 4 tablespoons of whipping cream, mixed in a gluten-free, caffeine-free powdered drink called DandyBlend, which is made from dandelion, chicory, and beet-roots and sweetened with stevia. I am cooking my foods in butter, coconut oil, or lard. I am eating bacon and eggs with cheese nearly everyday for breakfast. I am eating almost zero carbs, including no fruits, fruit drinks, or high-glycemic index vegetables such as potatoes.No rice, beans, nor pasta. Bread only occasionally and only fried in butter, lard, or bacon fat; and only one slice. I am also eating cottage cheese,sour cream, and fatty cheeses like brie and gouda and whole milk mozzarella. If I eat a salad, I load it with seasoned olive oil or roquefort/bluecheese dressing. Delicious foods that I already loved. Now with no guilt or fear. Thank you Sc0rp10n! High fat thread for those interested: Thread: If you want to be thin and stay thin (and avoid Metabolic Syndrome), then you have to eat high fat LMAO good luck with that..........that is an accident waiting to happen and the Cattleman's beef association's best friend....and the Dairy Association.. lol |
| fillantpre User ID: 1259814 United States02/08/2011 11:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | PERCHOLATE -- HAS BEEN FOUND IN WATER IN USA in larger amounts than are safe for human consumption.. Percholate is one of a new batch of toxins or endocrine disrupters that scientists are looking at recently...They are talking about a Thyroid connection.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1194328yea well the more toxic shite in our water and food and air, the more we run to the Dr. with ailments that only slaughterhouses can provide which stimulates the economy and a lot of peoples pockets....... |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1257516 United States02/08/2011 11:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | here is another good thread on they thyroid Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1180228Thread: If you eat Eggs or Chicken, you could be DESTROYING your Thyroid Gland, the Master Gland in the body says to stay away from soy products I don't know man.. I never heard of anyone running out of thyroid medication and dying.. I have a sneaky suspicion that people don't really need it.. I don't use and have never used prescription drugs or medicine.. I'm 59.. how come? You don't just drop over dead a few days after you run out. But over time, an untreated under-active thyroid will lead to premature death. Speaking for myself, I think I would have offed myself before too much longer. I got on the synthetic and started feeling better within a week. Problem is, as with most prescriptions, it treats the symptoms and does nothing about the underlying causes of the condition. Among possible underlying causes are exposure to various toxins, iodine-deficiency, auto-immune conditions where the thyroid is attacked by the body's own immune system, and a poor diet that causes your thyroid to slow your metabolism because your body thinks it is starving. What I am finally learning, in large part thanks to the high fat thread posted by Scorpion, is that "metabolic syndrome' appears to be caused by our high carbohydrate diet and the gradual development of insulin resistance in our organs. Over time, the body is less and less able to use the energy from carbohydrates, which are either converted into glucose to burn as energy, or stored as pure saturated fat on the body, for later use. As this progresses, the body literally thinks it is starving, and one of the responses is to slow down your metabolism in an effort to survive. The thyroid is the gland which regulates your metabolism. The high fat diet kicks your system over into a fat-burning metabolism and gives your insulin resistant organs a chance to heal themselves over time, depending on how badly they have been damaged by years and years of over eating carbs. I am in my fifth week on the high fat diet and I am feeling fantastic. You can get off cholesterol medications too, because cholesterol is good. We have been bamboozled on that one, for sure. I don't have a thyroid and am on synthroid. I have little energy if I go for 2 days without it, depression sets in etc. Concerned about shtf situation I ordered alternative supplement at www.mynaturalthyroid.com . I made it a few days on this but nowhere close to effect of synthroid. I am sure after a couple weeks without thyroid replacement it would kill me. All you people who eat meat, STOP. Don't kid yourself, it causes cancer just like cigarettes. Maybe decades ago it was safer. This is a great thread. would like to get a comprehensive herbal solution to thyroid replacement. |
theSeeker User ID: 1259853 United States02/09/2011 12:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My thyroid is shot...too much good clean living lol....tryin to get people to read my scifi material, Wrath of Nibiru, there is a thread on here for it He who asks is a fool for five minutes. But he who does not ask remains a fool forever. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1194328  Australia02/09/2011 02:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  Great work Americans - got some good responses... Unfortunately still see that Aussies remarks altho we are now on page 9 ... lol - might as well keep the thread going. Nibiru inquiry[- put your request up on Lightworkers thread... I do post there quite a bit as 6p... This thread is really about health. |
| Hold the Phone User ID: 977661 United States02/09/2011 03:22 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes agree with the thyroid post re it is a slow oncoming disorder with really bad conseaquences at the end.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1194328I also have been looking at the high fat diet.. Have always had good results with high protein - low carbs diets.... Dont know about eating fat though... Tell us how you go on that one... Ok, I have been on the high-fat diet for nearly two months now. I am feeling the best that I have felt in 15 years, which goes back to well before my hypothyroidism was diagnosed. I have energy. My hands and feet and whole body are warmer and less prone to chills. My dry skin(hypo symptom) and rosacea are gone. I am sleeping longer by an average of about an hour. Sleep troubles are another hypo symptom. In the last three weeks I have taken zero of my prescription synthroid. I have taken one or two of the NatureThroid Raw Porcine per day. I am feeling great! Regarding the fat: I am consuming about 2 tablespoons of pure virgin coconut oil per day,plus 4 tablespoons of whipping cream, mixed in a gluten-free, caffeine-free powdered drink called DandyBlend, which is made from dandelion, chicory, and beet-roots and sweetened with stevia. I am cooking my foods in butter, coconut oil, or lard. I am eating bacon and eggs with cheese nearly everyday for breakfast. I am eating almost zero carbs, including no fruits, fruit drinks, or high-glycemic index vegetables such as potatoes.No rice, beans, nor pasta. Bread only occasionally and only fried in butter, lard, or bacon fat; and only one slice. I am also eating cottage cheese,sour cream, and fatty cheeses like brie and gouda and whole milk mozzarella. If I eat a salad, I load it with seasoned olive oil or roquefort/bluecheese dressing. Delicious foods that I already loved. Now with no guilt or fear. Thank you Sc0rp10n! High fat thread for those interested: Thread: If you want to be thin and stay thin (and avoid Metabolic Syndrome), then you have to eat high fat LMAO good luck with that..........that is an accident waiting to happen and the Cattleman's beef association's best friend....and the Dairy Association.. lol I suppose you are aware that 95% of federal agricultural subsidies go to plant based agriculture? Would it be a stretch to imagine that the USDA food pyramid is designed to promote the consumption of plant-based foods over animal-based foods? Your knowledge and input are welcome here. Your condescension is not. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1194328 Australia02/09/2011 08:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I guess in the end we have opinions based on personal experiences... re health problems.. With the high protein - low carb diet - all I can say is that we know of someone who was on the high protein (not necessarily the high fat diet) diet and ate huge amounts of meat and vegetables and eliminated sugars and carbs and fruit.Yes he did indeed lose huge amounts of body fat but he developed intestinal cancer. I think that the warning with all these diets is to drink much fluid to wash away stuck feacal matter. Lots of vegetables do the same thing... I am not saying this applies to a high fat diet though as I dont really know much about that... |
| htp User ID: 977661 United States02/10/2011 09:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Fats are diuretic, so water consumption must be maintained at about 8 cups a day. More if exercising. Regarding fats, it is not exclusively animal fats. Coconut oil and olive oil and some nut oils come into play. Avocados are very high in fat and I am eating nearly one avocado a day. A big plus is the avoidance of nearly all processed foods, since nearly all meals are prepared from scratch. It is those foods that are loaded with HFCS, soy and soy derivatives, MSG, poly-unsaturated and hydrogenated vegetable fats,etc.. My guidelines recommend limiting cruciferous veggies to one cup per day, and cooked, rather than raw. I am still eating all of them. The high-protein diets are risky. Unless you are a heavy exerciser or body-builder, your body needs only about 1 gram of protein per kilogram of body weight to maintain and repair existing muscle tissue. Protein in excess of that is converted to glucose by the liver, and then to pure saturated fat if the body does not need, or cannot process the glucose for energy. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1194328 Australia02/15/2011 06:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Talking about FIBRE or vegetables - which we werent but probably should -- Dr OZ on his programme yesterday - brought up the discussion of what foods contain a high degree of fibre and some which you think might, but dont. Of the nuts - PISTACIOS contain 24 grams of fibre... Thats quite high - Granola has 11 grams and Avocado has 11 grams. Vegetables on the whole are high in fibre - will check to see which contain the most. FIBRE of course, in the diet, can lower blood sugar, cholesterol and is beneficient for the Heart - according to Dr Oz... |
| 6p User ID: 1194328 Australia02/18/2011 06:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  Vegetable with high fibre - Avocado - broccoli - all kinds of beans - cabbage - brussel sprouts - carrots - chick peas/gorbanzo beans - eggplant- greens - collards,kale,turnip greens, lima beans.. mushrooms potato with skin Hig fibre vegies are also goitrogenic meaning they promote thyroid enlargement and can potentially cause aggravated hyupothyroidism. Cooking them does eliminate most goitrogenic properties.. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1194328 Australia02/18/2011 06:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | DR HOLTROF says - Almost all obese patients he treats have demonstrable metabolic and endrocrinological dysfunctions that contribute to weight challenges..Dr Holtrof addresses the evaluation and correction of imbalances in two key hormones - leptin and reverse T3(rT3) to help thyroid patinets struggling with weight issues. QUESTION - hOW DO YOU TREAT LEPTIN RESISTANCE IN YOUR PRACTICE? If your Leptin ( hormone) is elevated you have reduced tissue thyroid levels, also almost all diabetics are leptin resistant. More to come on this Leptin thing.... |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1270115  Canada02/18/2011 06:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 963204 United States02/18/2011 06:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  If pharmacists and medical facilities ran short of Thyroxin what would you take to replace it? I think we had better start invetigating other sources of medicines... There is the possibility of no drugs and tht could be serious for many...... There is a natural Remedy for Hypothyroidism..... Its called Nature Throid  javascript:doSmilie(':hf:'); |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1194328 Australia02/18/2011 10:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ultimate natural medicine: picking wild edibles. Done. Cheap and easy and very powerful. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1270115Hi my Canadian friend - Lived in Canada for 20 years but cant recall what edible berries you would be speaking about. Do Tell!! I would love to return to Toronto one day - Yes we will no doubt have to find natural remedies from our - flora --- We have TV shows here where bushmen teach us what we can eat (berries and the like) from our native bush --- but that is a for pure survival - if and when we need to do this... but cant recall any specific berries for thyroid . |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1194328 Australia02/18/2011 10:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If pharmacists and medical facilities ran short of Thyroxin what would you take to replace it? I think we had better start invetigating other sources of medicines... There is the possibility of no drugs and tht could be serious for many...... There is a natural Remedy for Hypothyroidism..... Its called Nature Throid javascript:doSmilie(':hf:');Thank you - will follow this up... With my luck wont be available in Perth....!!!!!! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1194328 Australia02/21/2011 04:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  Just watched a programme on TV (Australian TV) that covered scientific examination of food we eat in the fruit and vegetable department of our food stores.. Many organic (so called) foods have high levels of pesticides in them - packaged frozen vegetables from China and other Indonesian countries contain all kinds of chemicals that have been banned in Australia for years.. Apples imported from China are extremely low in nutrition.. lack calcium and so spoil very quickly. Our big food stores Woolworths and Coles hsave promised to take the foods off the shelves.. Im just so disappointed to learn that organically grown vegetables are unhealthy too....Just makes me more determined to grow my own.... |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1152192 United States02/21/2011 04:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Kelp is #1 for hypothyroid condition. Many times this is just a reaction to certain enviromental problems. People in Las Vegas have horrible thyroid issues. Make sure you stay away from all flouride products, including water. Want more help, let me know. Quoting: check-mate 995101I was all set to go to Galveston and collect big batches of kelp but then the oil gusher happened and I won't touch anything from the Gulf now. |
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