Posts by JaneS

That means she is not absorbing it and it's staying in the gut instead.  I would either do lower amounts of sodium ascorbate and more often to see if that is better tolerated, or use liposomal. http://amzn.to/11svRrg  

Monkeybean, I would use the Thorne vitamin K2 which is not from dairy or soy - plus high amounts of minerals.  The Thorne is MK4 formof K2, which needs to be dosed 3x per day.  The MK7 form (in fermented foods: cheese...

I would and there is more than one test to check.

Nuturebaby, If you have Hashi's you need to be very careful about iodine and other thyroid support... it sound to me that your doctor is not up on the research and the supplements.  I would find an iodine literate...

Swing hypo and hyper sounds autoimmune to me, Barcino.   I'd have the 3 antibodies tests recommended at Stop the Thyroid Madness' website.  I think 30 is low for D, it should be above 50.  Yes conversion could indeed...

Current info on Japan and iodine recs on Dr. Brownstein's blog: http://drdavidbrownstein.blogspot.com/   While I do think the radiation danger is minimal, there are so many other daily toxins we are exposed to in...

Quote: Originally Posted by Aletheia  Histamine sensitive folks-- what are you supplementing? Vit. C would be most important I imagine since it neutralizes histamine.  Also the bioflavonoids. If you...

Quote: Originally Posted by riomidwife      I am not sure what calcium "dysregulation" is? But we've been on calcium, mag, and zinc for a while. I've noticed that the arm bumps correlate...

DS reacted with full body eczema to rice cereal to it's definitely possible to be allergic to any food not necessarily just the top 8.

RA is almost always gluten intolerance, see this article at Enterolab and their testing is top notch: https://www.enterolab.com/StaticPages/EarlyDiagnosis.aspx   Also RA is correlated with hypothyroidism type 2 with normal...