Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Lola Harris]

Hi, Patricia.  No, iodine will not replace thyroid extract or synthetic thyroid
meds if you need them.  I do think (just my opinion) that someone who is barely
hypo (underactive thyroid), can perhaps avoid having to take thyroid meds or can
avoid becoming more hypo by optimizing the health of their thyroid.  Selenium is
also good (along with cofactors of Vit C and magnesium and sea salt) when taking
iodine.

If you have been taking iodine for 4 yrs now, then you have gotten past all the
detox that iodine supplementation can sometimes bring on from ingested 
fluorides,
bromines and chlorides.  That is good. You may not think that the iodine is 
doing
anything but it is.   

I am totally inexperienced with thyroid nodules, goiters, etc. since I have 
never
had those problems.  If your thyroid isn't performing optimally tho, that could 
well
explain your low immune system.  Thyroid affects and impacts so many things in 
the
body.  

You might want to think about joining the yahoo group,'Natural Thyroid
Hormones' on Yahoo.  They cover all the thyroid supplements, not just the NDT 
extract and they have very knowledgeable moderators.  They are on hiatus until
Tuesday but I would encourage you to consider joining the group if you aren't
already a member.  

Having your doctor run some blood tests on your thyroid (if you haven't run them
already) will be very helpful in seeing what is going on.  The STTM website is
an excellent resource for which tests to run.  The STTM stands for 'Stop The
Thyroid Madness'.  http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/recommended-labwork/
Lola

- Original Message -
From: Patricia 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 16:04:40 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I take Lodoral (lugos tablet form) It is Iodine 5mg and Iodide 7.5mg for 
a total of 12.5 mg.  I've been taking it for about 4 years.
I can't tell it does anything.  I take it because i have low immunity 
and see to catch everything.   Doing allergy testing now ..so maybe that
will help my immune system.


On 8/16/2015 2:57 PM, Lola Harris wrote:
> Patricia.. not sure what you are asking?  Iodine is a mineral that our body
> requires just like chromium, copper, zinc even vitamins.  It is taken
> up, preferentially, first by the thyroid, then by the sex organs, then by
> the rest of the body.
>
> What dose are you on and when did you start taking the iodine?
> Lola
> - Original Message -
> From: Patricia 
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 15:19:10 -0400 (EDT)
> Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules
>
> I have to get educated on this so forgive my question:  Does Lugols in
> liquid or tablet form provide what is needed ?
>
> On 8/16/2015 12:57 PM, Lola Harris wrote:
>> Raven...  I am also a real believer and fan of NDT since it was such a 
>> stunning success for
>> me in resolving so many hypo issues that I had, issues that Synthroid seemed 
>> to just exacerbate.
>> I might add that I have no iron or adrenal issues so stabilizing on NDT was 
>> very easy for
>> me to do.
>> Io
>> However, there are some folks who don't do well on NDT (natural desiccated 
>> thyroid
>> (brand names such as Armour and Naturethroid) and do well on 
>> Synthroid/synthetic T 4.
>> I can't convert t 4 to t 3 and so, have to have the natural NDT product.  My 
>> sister,
>> on the other hand, has done fabulously on Synthroid since the eighties and 
>> had all
>> kinds of problems with NDT when she tried to take it a few years back at my 
>> urging.
>> But she does have hashis and I don't.  The compounded product can be another 
>> option
>> for hypo sufferers since the fillers/additives in the commercial brands can 
>> be
>> problematic for some and this alternative gives them some control over that 
>> aspect.
>>
>> Here is an article that might be helpful to some in explaining why it is so 
>> difficult
>> to be a 'purist' in the sense of subscribing to one form of thyroid 
>> medication to the
>> exclusion of others.  Those who struggle to find the right product and the 
>> correct
>> dosage have my sympathies.  It can be an arduous and frustrating journey for 
>> some.
>>
>> https://chriskresser.com/3-steps-to-choosing-the-right-thyroid-hormone/
>> An excerpt from the article...
>> --
>> "However, in some cases patients do feel better with synthetic hormones. One 
>> reason for this is that a small subset of people with Hashimoto’s produce 
>> antibodies not only to their thyroid tissue (TPO and TG), but also to their 
>> own thyroid hormones (T4 and T3). These patients do worse with bio-identical 
>> sources because they increased the source of the autoimmune attack."
>> --
>>
>> Lola
>>
>>
>>  Original Message -
>> From: RaVen 
>> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>> Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 20

Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[RaVen]

That usually means the doctor is overlooking something that causing the nodules 
to grow. 



On Aug 16, 2015, at 12:59 PM, Patricia  wrote:

Thank you Raven.  I will do that. guess i need the needle biopsy first to rule 
out cancer and go from there.  Nervous since nodules have grown for first time 
in the 7 yrs the doc has been watching them.  :/

> On 8/16/2015 11:32 AM, RaVen wrote:
> I highly recommend anyone with Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism to take only 
> NATURAL DISSICATED THYROID from Porcine - it's only made from a compounding 
> pharmacy. Insurance will NOT cover it... it's near human form and creates 
> both T3 and T4 that most synthetic thyroid drugs do NOT make.
> Then see Dr Rommel Geronimo (From San Diego, CA)who can offer long distant 
> consultation via phone/emails/Skype --- he will help you pin point exactly 
> what you need to do to change your diet, to add certain supplements that you 
> need, and repair every organs - intestinal, endocrine, cognitive, nervous 
> system and take a lot of tests to make sure there's no parasites, food 
> allergies, celiac disease, and etc.
> 
> 
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Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Patricia]

I take Lodoral (lugos tablet form) It is Iodine 5mg and Iodide 7.5mg for 
a total of 12.5 mg.  I've been taking it for about 4 years.
I can't tell it does anything.  I take it because i have low immunity 
and see to catch everything.   Doing allergy testing now ..so maybe that

will help my immune system.


On 8/16/2015 2:57 PM, Lola Harris wrote:

Patricia.. not sure what you are asking?  Iodine is a mineral that our body
requires just like chromium, copper, zinc even vitamins.  It is taken
up, preferentially, first by the thyroid, then by the sex organs, then by
the rest of the body.

What dose are you on and when did you start taking the iodine?
Lola
- Original Message -
From: Patricia 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 15:19:10 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I have to get educated on this so forgive my question:  Does Lugols in
liquid or tablet form provide what is needed ?

On 8/16/2015 12:57 PM, Lola Harris wrote:

Raven...  I am also a real believer and fan of NDT since it was such a stunning 
success for
me in resolving so many hypo issues that I had, issues that Synthroid seemed to 
just exacerbate.
I might add that I have no iron or adrenal issues so stabilizing on NDT was 
very easy for
me to do.
Io
However, there are some folks who don't do well on NDT (natural desiccated 
thyroid
(brand names such as Armour and Naturethroid) and do well on 
Synthroid/synthetic T 4.
I can't convert t 4 to t 3 and so, have to have the natural NDT product.  My 
sister,
on the other hand, has done fabulously on Synthroid since the eighties and had 
all
kinds of problems with NDT when she tried to take it a few years back at my 
urging.
But she does have hashis and I don't.  The compounded product can be another 
option
for hypo sufferers since the fillers/additives in the commercial brands can be
problematic for some and this alternative gives them some control over that 
aspect.

Here is an article that might be helpful to some in explaining why it is so 
difficult
to be a 'purist' in the sense of subscribing to one form of thyroid medication 
to the
exclusion of others.  Those who struggle to find the right product and the 
correct
dosage have my sympathies.  It can be an arduous and frustrating journey for 
some.

https://chriskresser.com/3-steps-to-choosing-the-right-thyroid-hormone/
An excerpt from the article...
--
"However, in some cases patients do feel better with synthetic hormones. One reason 
for this is that a small subset of people with Hashimoto’s produce antibodies not only to 
their thyroid tissue (TPO and TG), but also to their own thyroid hormones (T4 and T3). 
These patients do worse with bio-identical sources because they increased the source of 
the autoimmune attack."
--

Lola


 Original Message -
From: RaVen 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 12:32:38 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I highly recommend anyone with Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism to take only 
NATURAL DISSICATED THYROID from Porcine - it's only made from a compounding 
pharmacy. Insurance will NOT cover it... it's near human form and creates both 
T3 and T4 that most synthetic thyroid drugs do NOT make.
Then see Dr Rommel Geronimo (From San Diego, CA)who can offer long distant 
consultation via phone/emails/Skype --- he will help you pin point exactly what 
you need to do to change your diet, to add certain supplements that you need, 
and repair every organs - intestinal, endocrine, cognitive, nervous system and 
take a lot of tests to make sure there's no parasites, food allergies, celiac 
disease, and etc.


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Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Patricia]

Will Lugols take the place of Thyroid meds such as Synthroid or Armour 
or the NDT  ?


On 8/16/2015 2:57 PM, Lola Harris wrote:

Patricia.. not sure what you are asking?  Iodine is a mineral that our body
requires just like chromium, copper, zinc even vitamins.  It is taken
up, preferentially, first by the thyroid, then by the sex organs, then by
the rest of the body.

What dose are you on and when did you start taking the iodine?
Lola
- Original Message -
From: Patricia 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 15:19:10 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I have to get educated on this so forgive my question:  Does Lugols in
liquid or tablet form provide what is needed ?

On 8/16/2015 12:57 PM, Lola Harris wrote:

Raven...  I am also a real believer and fan of NDT since it was such a stunning 
success for
me in resolving so many hypo issues that I had, issues that Synthroid seemed to 
just exacerbate.
I might add that I have no iron or adrenal issues so stabilizing on NDT was 
very easy for
me to do.
Io
However, there are some folks who don't do well on NDT (natural desiccated 
thyroid
(brand names such as Armour and Naturethroid) and do well on 
Synthroid/synthetic T 4.
I can't convert t 4 to t 3 and so, have to have the natural NDT product.  My 
sister,
on the other hand, has done fabulously on Synthroid since the eighties and had 
all
kinds of problems with NDT when she tried to take it a few years back at my 
urging.
But she does have hashis and I don't.  The compounded product can be another 
option
for hypo sufferers since the fillers/additives in the commercial brands can be
problematic for some and this alternative gives them some control over that 
aspect.

Here is an article that might be helpful to some in explaining why it is so 
difficult
to be a 'purist' in the sense of subscribing to one form of thyroid medication 
to the
exclusion of others.  Those who struggle to find the right product and the 
correct
dosage have my sympathies.  It can be an arduous and frustrating journey for 
some.

https://chriskresser.com/3-steps-to-choosing-the-right-thyroid-hormone/
An excerpt from the article...
--
"However, in some cases patients do feel better with synthetic hormones. One reason 
for this is that a small subset of people with Hashimoto’s produce antibodies not only to 
their thyroid tissue (TPO and TG), but also to their own thyroid hormones (T4 and T3). 
These patients do worse with bio-identical sources because they increased the source of 
the autoimmune attack."
--

Lola


 Original Message -
From: RaVen 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 12:32:38 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I highly recommend anyone with Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism to take only 
NATURAL DISSICATED THYROID from Porcine - it's only made from a compounding 
pharmacy. Insurance will NOT cover it... it's near human form and creates both 
T3 and T4 that most synthetic thyroid drugs do NOT make.
Then see Dr Rommel Geronimo (From San Diego, CA)who can offer long distant 
consultation via phone/emails/Skype --- he will help you pin point exactly what 
you need to do to change your diet, to add certain supplements that you need, 
and repair every organs - intestinal, endocrine, cognitive, nervous system and 
take a lot of tests to make sure there's no parasites, food allergies, celiac 
disease, and etc.


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Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Lola Harris]

Patricia.. not sure what you are asking?  Iodine is a mineral that our body
requires just like chromium, copper, zinc even vitamins.  It is taken
up, preferentially, first by the thyroid, then by the sex organs, then by 
the rest of the body.

What dose are you on and when did you start taking the iodine?
Lola
- Original Message -
From: Patricia 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 15:19:10 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I have to get educated on this so forgive my question:  Does Lugols in 
liquid or tablet form provide what is needed ?

On 8/16/2015 12:57 PM, Lola Harris wrote:
> Raven...  I am also a real believer and fan of NDT since it was such a 
> stunning success for
> me in resolving so many hypo issues that I had, issues that Synthroid seemed 
> to just exacerbate.
> I might add that I have no iron or adrenal issues so stabilizing on NDT was 
> very easy for
> me to do.
>Io
> However, there are some folks who don't do well on NDT (natural desiccated 
> thyroid
> (brand names such as Armour and Naturethroid) and do well on 
> Synthroid/synthetic T 4.
> I can't convert t 4 to t 3 and so, have to have the natural NDT product.  My 
> sister,
> on the other hand, has done fabulously on Synthroid since the eighties and 
> had all
> kinds of problems with NDT when she tried to take it a few years back at my 
> urging.
> But she does have hashis and I don't.  The compounded product can be another 
> option
> for hypo sufferers since the fillers/additives in the commercial brands can be
> problematic for some and this alternative gives them some control over that 
> aspect.
>
> Here is an article that might be helpful to some in explaining why it is so 
> difficult
> to be a 'purist' in the sense of subscribing to one form of thyroid 
> medication to the
> exclusion of others.  Those who struggle to find the right product and the 
> correct
> dosage have my sympathies.  It can be an arduous and frustrating journey for 
> some.
>
> https://chriskresser.com/3-steps-to-choosing-the-right-thyroid-hormone/
> An excerpt from the article...
> --
> "However, in some cases patients do feel better with synthetic hormones. One 
> reason for this is that a small subset of people with Hashimoto’s produce 
> antibodies not only to their thyroid tissue (TPO and TG), but also to their 
> own thyroid hormones (T4 and T3). These patients do worse with bio-identical 
> sources because they increased the source of the autoimmune attack."
> --
>
> Lola
>
>
>  Original Message -
> From: RaVen 
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 12:32:38 -0400 (EDT)
> Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules
>
> I highly recommend anyone with Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism to take only 
> NATURAL DISSICATED THYROID from Porcine - it's only made from a compounding 
> pharmacy. Insurance will NOT cover it... it's near human form and creates 
> both T3 and T4 that most synthetic thyroid drugs do NOT make.
> Then see Dr Rommel Geronimo (From San Diego, CA)who can offer long distant 
> consultation via phone/emails/Skype --- he will help you pin point exactly 
> what you need to do to change your diet, to add certain supplements that you 
> need, and repair every organs - intestinal, endocrine, cognitive, nervous 
> system and take a lot of tests to make sure there's no parasites, food 
> allergies, celiac disease, and etc.
>
>
> --
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CS>Silver impregnated filter paper for water purification

[Dan Nave]

Interesting article on silver impregnated filter paper for water
purification.

Dan

Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Patricia]

opps  sorry .. accidently sent last msg.

On 8/16/2015 2:19 PM, Patricia wrote:

On 8/16/2015 9:09 AM, ejohns9...@aol.com wrote:
I found a lump in my throat about 10   or so years ago.  I went to my 
reg. M.D. and he redid the thyroid testing he had already done before 
and everything was "normal" however, he sent me on to a 
Endocrinologist who did a more extensive panel and found I had 
Hashimoto's.  I allowed him to do the needle test because I really 
didn't understand the issues with that.  All turned out OK but when I 
was put on Synthroid, all 3 nodules greatly reduced in size.  that's 
the reason I asked about Hashi.  Edith



-Original Message-
From: Patricia 
To: silver-list 
Sent: Sat, Aug 15, 2015 1:54 pm
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

No on the Hashimotos .. as far as I know.  just the nodules..   
Thyroid numbers are always low normal.  Concerned about the needle 
biopsy if it is cancer..it could spread it.


On 8/15/2015 7:46 AM, ejohns9...@aol.com wrote:

Do you have  Hashimoto's?
Edith


-Original Message-
From: Marshalee Hallett 
To: silver-list 
Sent: Fri, Aug 14, 2015 11:20 pm
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I had biopsies on my nodules done twice, about two years apart.
Since I stopped eating anything made of grains, my nodules are
going away!!


Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 14, 2015, at 7:37 PM, Patricia < pcassi...@tx.rr.com> wrote:

Anybody know if it is a bad idea to get a needle biopsy on
thyroid nodules ? Doc has been watching it for 5 yrs and  it
stayed same.. now 2 yrs later it has gotten a little bit
bigger and he wants to do the needle biopsy. Scares me, but
guess you have to know what you are dealing with.
Maybe I better up my CS intake.  :/

Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Patricia]

On 8/16/2015 9:09 AM, ejohns9...@aol.com wrote:
I found a lump in my throat about 10   or so years ago.  I went to my 
reg. M.D. and he redid the thyroid testing he had already done before 
and everything was "normal" however, he sent me on to a 
Endocrinologist who did a more extensive panel and found I had 
Hashimoto's.  I allowed him to do the needle test because I really 
didn't understand the issues with that.  All turned out OK but when I 
was put on Synthroid, all 3 nodules greatly reduced in size.  that's 
the reason I asked about Hashi.  Edith



-Original Message-
From: Patricia 
To: silver-list 
Sent: Sat, Aug 15, 2015 1:54 pm
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

No on the Hashimotos .. as far as I know.  just the nodules..   
Thyroid numbers are always low normal. Concerned about the needle 
biopsy if it is cancer..it could spread it.


On 8/15/2015 7:46 AM, ejohns9...@aol.com wrote:

Do you have  Hashimoto's?
Edith


-Original Message-
From: Marshalee Hallett 
To: silver-list 
Sent: Fri, Aug 14, 2015 11:20 pm
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I had biopsies on my nodules done twice, about two years apart.
Since I stopped eating anything made of grains, my nodules are
going away!!


Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 14, 2015, at 7:37 PM, Patricia < pcassi...@tx.rr.com> wrote:

Anybody know if it is a bad idea to get a needle biopsy on
thyroid nodules ?  Doc has been watching it for 5 yrs and  it
stayed same.. now 2 yrs later it has gotten a little bit
bigger and he wants to do the needle biopsy.  Scares me, but
guess you have to know what you are dealing with.
Maybe I better up my CS intake.  :/

Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Patricia]

I have to get educated on this so forgive my question:  Does Lugols in 
liquid or tablet form provide what is needed ?


On 8/16/2015 12:57 PM, Lola Harris wrote:

Raven...  I am also a real believer and fan of NDT since it was such a stunning 
success for
me in resolving so many hypo issues that I had, issues that Synthroid seemed to 
just exacerbate.
I might add that I have no iron or adrenal issues so stabilizing on NDT was 
very easy for
me to do.

However, there are some folks who don't do well on NDT (natural desiccated 
thyroid
(brand names such as Armour and Naturethroid) and do well on 
Synthroid/synthetic T 4.
I can't convert t 4 to t 3 and so, have to have the natural NDT product.  My 
sister,
on the other hand, has done fabulously on Synthroid since the eighties and had 
all
kinds of problems with NDT when she tried to take it a few years back at my 
urging.
But she does have hashis and I don't.  The compounded product can be another 
option
for hypo sufferers since the fillers/additives in the commercial brands can be
problematic for some and this alternative gives them some control over that 
aspect.

Here is an article that might be helpful to some in explaining why it is so 
difficult
to be a 'purist' in the sense of subscribing to one form of thyroid medication 
to the
exclusion of others.  Those who struggle to find the right product and the 
correct
dosage have my sympathies.  It can be an arduous and frustrating journey for 
some.

https://chriskresser.com/3-steps-to-choosing-the-right-thyroid-hormone/
An excerpt from the article...
--
"However, in some cases patients do feel better with synthetic hormones. One reason 
for this is that a small subset of people with Hashimoto’s produce antibodies not only to 
their thyroid tissue (TPO and TG), but also to their own thyroid hormones (T4 and T3). 
These patients do worse with bio-identical sources because they increased the source of 
the autoimmune attack."
--

Lola


 Original Message -
From: RaVen 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 12:32:38 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I highly recommend anyone with Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism to take only 
NATURAL DISSICATED THYROID from Porcine - it's only made from a compounding 
pharmacy. Insurance will NOT cover it... it's near human form and creates both 
T3 and T4 that most synthetic thyroid drugs do NOT make.
Then see Dr Rommel Geronimo (From San Diego, CA)who can offer long distant 
consultation via phone/emails/Skype --- he will help you pin point exactly what 
you need to do to change your diet, to add certain supplements that you need, 
and repair every organs - intestinal, endocrine, cognitive, nervous system and 
take a lot of tests to make sure there's no parasites, food allergies, celiac 
disease, and etc.


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Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Lola Harris]

Raven...  I am also a real believer and fan of NDT since it was such a stunning 
success for 
me in resolving so many hypo issues that I had, issues that Synthroid seemed to 
just exacerbate.
I might add that I have no iron or adrenal issues so stabilizing on NDT was 
very easy for
me to do.  

However, there are some folks who don't do well on NDT (natural desiccated 
thyroid
(brand names such as Armour and Naturethroid) and do well on 
Synthroid/synthetic T 4.
I can't convert t 4 to t 3 and so, have to have the natural NDT product.  My 
sister,
on the other hand, has done fabulously on Synthroid since the eighties and had 
all
kinds of problems with NDT when she tried to take it a few years back at my 
urging.
But she does have hashis and I don't.  The compounded product can be another 
option
for hypo sufferers since the fillers/additives in the commercial brands can be 
problematic for some and this alternative gives them some control over that 
aspect.

Here is an article that might be helpful to some in explaining why it is so 
difficult
to be a 'purist' in the sense of subscribing to one form of thyroid medication 
to the 
exclusion of others.  Those who struggle to find the right product and the 
correct
dosage have my sympathies.  It can be an arduous and frustrating journey for 
some.

https://chriskresser.com/3-steps-to-choosing-the-right-thyroid-hormone/
An excerpt from the article...
--
"However, in some cases patients do feel better with synthetic hormones. One 
reason for this is that a small subset of people with Hashimoto’s produce 
antibodies not only to their thyroid tissue (TPO and TG), but also to their own 
thyroid hormones (T4 and T3). These patients do worse with bio-identical 
sources because they increased the source of the autoimmune attack."
--

Lola


 Original Message -
From: RaVen 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, 16 Aug 2015 12:32:38 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I highly recommend anyone with Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism to take only 
NATURAL DISSICATED THYROID from Porcine - it's only made from a compounding 
pharmacy. Insurance will NOT cover it... it's near human form and creates both 
T3 and T4 that most synthetic thyroid drugs do NOT make.  
Then see Dr Rommel Geronimo (From San Diego, CA)who can offer long distant 
consultation via phone/emails/Skype --- he will help you pin point exactly what 
you need to do to change your diet, to add certain supplements that you need, 
and repair every organs - intestinal, endocrine, cognitive, nervous system and 
take a lot of tests to make sure there's no parasites, food allergies, celiac 
disease, and etc. 


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Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Patricia]

Thank you Raven.  I will do that. guess i need the needle biopsy first 
to rule out cancer and go from there.  Nervous since nodules have grown 
for first time in the 7 yrs the doc has been watching them.  :/


On 8/16/2015 11:32 AM, RaVen wrote:

I highly recommend anyone with Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism to take only 
NATURAL DISSICATED THYROID from Porcine - it's only made from a compounding 
pharmacy. Insurance will NOT cover it... it's near human form and creates both 
T3 and T4 that most synthetic thyroid drugs do NOT make.
Then see Dr Rommel Geronimo (From San Diego, CA)who can offer long distant 
consultation via phone/emails/Skype --- he will help you pin point exactly what 
you need to do to change your diet, to add certain supplements that you need, 
and repair every organs - intestinal, endocrine, cognitive, nervous system and 
take a lot of tests to make sure there's no parasites, food allergies, celiac 
disease, and etc.


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Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[RaVen]

I highly recommend anyone with Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism to take only 
NATURAL DISSICATED THYROID from Porcine - it's only made from a compounding 
pharmacy. Insurance will NOT cover it... it's near human form and creates both 
T3 and T4 that most synthetic thyroid drugs do NOT make.  
Then see Dr Rommel Geronimo (From San Diego, CA)who can offer long distant 
consultation via phone/emails/Skype --- he will help you pin point exactly what 
you need to do to change your diet, to add certain supplements that you need, 
and repair every organs - intestinal, endocrine, cognitive, nervous system and 
take a lot of tests to make sure there's no parasites, food allergies, celiac 
disease, and etc. 


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Re: CS>iodine and thyroid

[Patricia]

found it.  Thank you.

On 8/16/2015 10:05 AM, Shirley Reed wrote:

A short pdf is free and entitled "Iodine Remedies:  Secrets From the Sea".  
Good info and marvelous glossary!


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Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[Patricia]

Interesting.  I have been taking Iodoral - (pill form of Lugols).  not 
prescribed.. just thought i needed it.  Doesn't seem to have changed 
anything for me but then may not be as strong as Synthroid.  I asked the 
ENT doc about taking thyroid supplement and he said no.   I have been 
having episodes of rapid heartbeat and anxiety .. I know that could be 
related to the thyroid.  I will talk with doc further.   I think I need 
more blood work.  Thanks Edith.


On 8/16/2015 9:09 AM, ejohns9...@aol.com wrote:
I found a lump in my throat about 10   or so years ago.  I went to my 
reg. M.D. and he redid the thyroid testing he had already done before 
and everything was "normal" however, he sent me on to a 
Endocrinologist who did a more extensive panel and found I had 
Hashimoto's.  I allowed him to do the needle test because I really 
didn't understand the issues with that.  All turned out OK but when I 
was put on Synthroid, all 3 nodules greatly reduced in size.  that's 
the reason I asked about Hashi.  Edith



-Original Message-
From: Patricia 
To: silver-list 
Sent: Sat, Aug 15, 2015 1:54 pm
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

No on the Hashimotos .. as far as I know.  just the nodules..   
Thyroid numbers are always low normal. Concerned about the needle 
biopsy if it is cancer..it could spread it.


On 8/15/2015 7:46 AM, ejohns9...@aol.com wrote:

Do you have  Hashimoto's?
Edith


-Original Message-
From: Marshalee Hallett 
To: silver-list 
Sent: Fri, Aug 14, 2015 11:20 pm
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

I had biopsies on my nodules done twice, about two years apart.
Since I stopped eating anything made of grains, my nodules are
going away!!


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On Aug 14, 2015, at 7:37 PM, Patricia < pcassi...@tx.rr.com> wrote:

Anybody know if it is a bad idea to get a needle biopsy on
thyroid nodules ?  Doc has been watching it for 5 yrs and  it
stayed same.. now 2 yrs later it has gotten a little bit
bigger and he wants to do the needle biopsy.  Scares me, but
guess you have to know what you are dealing with.
Maybe I better up my CS intake.  :/

CS>iodine and thyroid

[Shirley Reed]

A short pdf is free and entitled "Iodine Remedies:  Secrets From the Sea".  
Good info and marvelous glossary!


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Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules

[ejohns9525]

I found a lump in my throat about 10   or so years ago.  I went to my reg. M.D. 
and he redid the thyroid testing he had already done before and everything was 
"normal" however, he sent me on to a Endocrinologist who did a more extensive 
panel and found I had Hashimoto's.  I allowed him to do the needle test because 
I really didn't understand the issues with that.  All turned out OK but when I 
was put on Synthroid, all 3 nodules greatly reduced in size.  that's the reason 
I asked about Hashi.  Edith



-Original Message-
From: Patricia 
To: silver-list 
Sent: Sat, Aug 15, 2015 1:54 pm
Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules


  
No on the Hashimotos .. as far as I know.  just the nodules..   Thyroid numbers 
are always low normal.  Concerned about the needle biopsy if it is cancer..it 
could spread it.
   
 On 8/15/2015 7:46 AM,   ejohns9...@aol.com wrote:  
  
  
  Do you have  Hashimoto's?
Edith
 
 
 
-Original Message- 
 From: Marshalee Hallett   
 To: silver-list   
 Sent: Fri, Aug 14, 2015 11:20 pm 
 Subject: Re: CS>Thyroid Nodules 
  
  
   

 I had biopsies on my nodules done twice, about two years apart. Since I 
stopped eating anything made of grains, my nodules are going away!!

 
 
 Sent from my iPhone

 
 On Aug 14, 2015, at 7:37 PM, Patricia < pcassi...@tx.rr.com> 
wrote: 
 


 
  Anybody know if it is a bad idea to get a needle biopsy on thyroid 
nodules ?  Doc has been watching it for 5 yrs and  it stayed same.. now 2 yrs 
later it has gotten a little bit bigger and he wants to do the needle biopsy.  
Scares me, but guess you have to know what you are dealing with.
 Maybe I better up my CS intake.  :/