Your thyroid can be the real problem
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Why most thyroid treatments don't work

 I don't have a thyroid problem you say, my blood work shows normal.  Hold it, that is only a clinical expression.  There is a sub clinical expression and it is the key to many, many health issues that will not resolve themselves.  You are going to be amazed at what you don't know (and your doctor) that can kill you.  You do not even realize that your thyroid medications are pushing your thyroid and your adrenals are exhausted and having to rev like a car in neutral and the peddle is to the metal running the engine at high.  Do this for an indefinite time and the engine will seize up and stop.  That is YOU.  You are running on high and there will be an expression of it whether it is a heart attack or other serious and deadly diseases.  

Some acute others will be more gradual in nature.  All are unnecessary and all preventable and all can start with treating your endocrine systems main glands like the thyroid and adrenals.

One of the USA health crisis, obesity and thyroid malfunction, has a primary underlying issue that is not being addressed directly by physicians, nor by most alternative health practitioners.  The adrenal exhaustion epidemic is the fundamental reason why the thyroid is malfunctioning to begin with.  

A major concern in treating the thyroid  by itself is that you can actually swing some people into a death process.  Since most postmortum is never done on an adrenal gland or looked into, it is the silent killer.  If the adrenal exhaustion is not addressed first and foremost before handling the thyroid, so many people are going to bed at night not realizing how close to death they are as the body goes through its kreb cycles.

The thyroid manages your mineral levels thus most heart issues begin with your thyroid.  Poor mineral absorption can be due to hypothyroid.  That brings you to the next issue. Osteoporosis, you are not absorbing your calcium?  Could that be the problem as to why your supplementation is not working?  Your thyroxin is low and you cannot even use what you are taking.  Herbs can turn things around.  More energy, more peaceful feelings and a foundational herb to help with thyroid conditions that are subclinical and can preclude taking the more aggressive and dangerous treatment Synthroid.  That once on is very difficult to ever get off again. Your thyroid will essentially stop working and rely on the drug instead of producing its own perfect pharma all by itself.  This drug therapy is not a treatment it is a bandaid.

WT3 Protocol
 Wilson's Syndrome is distinguished by how the body processes thyroid hormones as opposed to how much hormone is produced and available. WT3 Protocol primarily  consists of administration of the T3 thyroid hormone, and  possibly other supplements, to patients who have been diagnosed with Wilson's  Syndrome. WT3 protocol involves increasing doses of T3 until the symptoms are  resolved. Once homeostasis is achieved, the dosage is  reduced.

 ATA Statement
 The American Thyroid Association (ATA) issued a statement on May 25, 2005,  which concluded in part "The American Thyroid Association has found no  scientific evidence supporting the existence of 'Wilson's  Syndrome.'"Contradictory Evidence.   In the the March 2006 edition of the "Puerto Rico Health Services Journal," Drs. Michael Friedman, Jorge R. Miranda-Missari and Dr. Michael J. Gonzalez reported success using the WT3 protocol to treat Wilson's Syndrome. They also cited statistical evidence to support their claims.
Read more:  http://www.ehow.com/facts_7564883_wt3-protocol.html#ixzz2f9wCLuWr

 [ Please come back the articles are being revised for this site and they are being added on a weekly basis.  Coming soon home health test you can do to see if you are subclinical hypothyroid.]

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Heart disease

Heart disease and its associated complications are the most serious side effects of an underactive thyroid. However, hypothyroidism has important implications throughout the body. Here are some of the more common effects of an under-producing thyroid gland.

This plague remains the number one killer in this country, and there are no signs of that changing anytime soon. If you asked most people on the street which they fear more, cancer or heart disease, they'd probably say cancer. But for every person you know who has died of cancer, you can probably think of another 20 who are on cholesterol or blood pressure medication, have had bypass surgery or angioplasty, or have died from cardiovascular problems.

Furthermore, while cancer has perhaps hundreds of causes, many of which we don't know, we know most of the major factors link to heart disease. Diets high in fried foods and sugar, smoking, lack of exercise, and obesity are all firmly established risk factors for heart disease. The antidote to each of these is evident. But research over the past decade has identified another risk factor that seems to be even more telling than diet and lifestyle, one whose antidote has until recently been less apparent. That risk factor is high blood levels of homocysteine. This word is likely not new to you as it's been mentioned in the mainstream press. To quickly review, homocysteine is created when the amino acid methionine, found in red meat, milk, and milk products, is broken down in the body. Under ideal circumstances, the body breaks down homocysteine with the help of vitamins B6, B12, and folic acid.

Studies continue to establish stronger links between even moderately elevated blood levels of homocysteine and heart disease. In the 1992 Physicians' Health Study, men with very very high homocysteine levels had a risk of heart attack three times that of men with normal homocysteine levels. In fact, an elevated homocysteine level was such a dominant factor that it indicated increased risk even in the men who had no other cardiovascular risk factors.

Because of the importance of homocysteine levels as a heart attack risk factor, efforts have thus far concentrated on lowering high levels through any means possible. And up until now, the only consistently successful approach has been to increase the intake of the previously mentioned B vitamins. However, new research indicates that simply lowering homocysteine levels in this manner may be masking a more serious underlying problem, the one that's causing the elevated levels in the first place. This bigger problem is an underactive thyroid.

Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Ohio have released new findings showing that correcting an underactive thyroid gland normalizes elevated homocysteine levels in the blood. Even more amazing is that the researchers were able to normalize homocysteine levels without having to administer any of the B vitamins. In other words, correcting the thyroid problem in turn corrected the vitamin deficiency. (Ann Intern Med 99;131(5):348-51)

This newly discovered link between hypothyroidism and heart disease supports the decades-old research of Dr. Broda Barnes. Dr. Barnes published the book, Solved: The Riddle of Heart Attacks, back in 1976. Based on his research and clinical experience, Dr. Barnes strongly suggested that heart disease was caused by hypothyroidism. Although we didn't know about homocysteine at the time, there were plenty of indications that the thyroid gland was involved in cardiovascular disease. Results of studies conducted as far back as the early 1900s showed the strong relationship between thyroid activity and fat metabolism: Blood-fat levels (and cholesterol) increase with an underactive thyroid and decrease with an overactive thyroid.

Thanks to the research team in Ohio, we now have a much more detailed understanding of this relationship, one that shows a clear therapeutic application. In other words, we can use the thyroid to monitor and even correct heart problems. Visit the Alternative Medicine section of the Links page to find out how to test your thyroid. Any imbalances that may exist can be corrected, not only to stop heart disease, but to improve dozens of seemingly unrelated problems that have a common origin.

Poor Circulation

Obviously, as heart disease progresses, it decreases blood circulation to the heart muscle and other organs. But circulation problems also cause some of the less dramatic complaints of hypothyroid sufferers, including dry, flaky, or cracked skin and chronically cold hands and feet. In cases of hypothyroidism, the skin may receive as little as 20 to 40% of its normal blood supply. This shortfall interferes with the body's ability to warm the extremities, such as the hands and feet. It also impedes the delivery of various essential fatty acids and nutrients, which are necessary for keeping the skin soft, supple, and healthy. Fortunately, these problems resolve themselves once the thyroid is back to normal.

Increased Susceptibility to Infection

Though rarely thought of as part of the immune system, the thyroid gland plays a crucial role in maintaining the body's defenses. Hormones produced by the thyroid help regulate the metabolic rate within each cell and directly influence over 100 different cellular enzymes. With hypothyroidism, individuals routinely become more susceptible to viral and bacterial infections, especially those of the respiratory and urinary tracts.

Sinus problems, sore throats, middle-ear infections, tonsillitis, pneumonia, and other respiratory problems have gone from relatively rare conditions to common and recurring complaints. Business is booming for allergists and respiratory therapists all over the country, no longer just in "allergy-prone" regions. Middle-ear infections top the list of reasons for children's medical visits, and asthma has become so common among adults that it is no longer considered a childhood disease. I have little doubt that a nationwide drop in thyroid function is partly responsible for the increase in these respiratory problems, yet antibiotics remain the treatment of choice for most of them.

In terms of urinary infections, kidney dysfunction and failure can in many cases be linked to chronic infections of the urinary tract that were originally caused by an underactive thyroid.

No doubt there are several other factors that can and do compromise our immune systems, and we're now having to contend with mutated forms of certain bacteria and viral strains that require stronger immune systems than ever before. This may help explain the recent popularity of supplements designed to boost the immune system. What many people don't understand, however, is that all the immune-boosting supplements in the world won't help if the thyroid isn't functioning properly.

If you've tried supplements to strengthen immunity and haven't experienced the expected results, it's highly likely that your thyroid is underactive. After a month or two of proper treatment which follows later in this article, you can expect a much stronger immune system as well as greater results from any immune boosting supplements you take.

Depression and Mental Confusion

While a precious few medical professionals will admit it, many of today's common social problems can be traced back to widespread hypothyroidism. Not only does hypothyroidism escape notice in these cases, but the drugs currently being used to treat its symptoms are making matters infinitely worse.

Nowhere is this more apparent than with the treatment of depression. In the last 20 years, we've seen a phenomenal increase in the incidence of depression, one of the most common side effects of hypothyroidism. We've also seen a corresponding increase in the use of prescription antidepressants (e.g., Prozac, Paxil, Luvox, Zoloft, Serzone). These drugs are designed to alter brain chemistry, which can trigger outbursts of violence toward oneself or others. Not surprisingly, we've seen a significant increase in suicide and violence during this same period of time. The new book by Dr. Ann Tracy called Prozac: Panacea or Pandora takes the discussion of prescription antidepressants to a new level. (The book is available from Cassia Publications at 800-280-0730.

Dr. Tracy has been looking into the connection between the use of prescription medications and the wave of seemingly unexplainable violence we've been seeing over the last few years. She's discovered that many of the shooting incidents we see on the news are initiated by people taking these drugs. She's linked dozens of cases, like those of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hartman, the school shootings in Littleton, Colorado and Atlanta, Georgia, and dozens of others, with the use of prescription antidepressants. The complete list will astound you, but for anyone who has experienced the severe depression and mental confusion associated with these drugs, I'm sure her findings will come as no surprise.

It's easy to blame gun owners or manufacturers for these problems, but guns have been around for a long time and the type of violence we're seeing now is unlike anything we've seen in the past. We need to look beyond the symptoms of the problem to see what is causing this dramatic change in behavior. When we do, we'll see an alarming fact: The increase in the misguided use of antidepressant drugs to combat the symptoms of hypothyroidism has paralleled an alarming increase in violent behavior.

The public could easily accept this fact if we were talking about illegal drugs. But government-approved, legally prescribed drugs are a totally different situation. No one contributes more campaign money or has more political influence than the pharmaceutical industry, and you can bet that the drug companies don't want this information going public. They know the problems these drugs can cause, but the profits these medications produce obviously overshadow any inclination to take them off the market. (Their actions remind me of what the cigarette industry has been doing for years.) It's much easier for the pharmaceutical companies to hide in the bushes, count their money, and point the finger at the gun industry.

A far safer solution to many of the problems now being treated by antidepressant drugs is to balance the body chemistry naturally. The logical starting point is to check for and treat hypothyroidism. After doing so, most individuals find that the "fog" they've been living in seems to clear away. They also find that they have more energy and less fatigue.

Other Thyroid-Related Problems

Sales of the new wonder drug Viagra wouldn't be quite so brisk if doctors paid more attention to thyroid imbalances. Normal sexual function requires normal thyroid function. In males, too little thyroid hormone depresses libido, while too much causes impotence. In females, too little thyroid hormone depresses libido and results in irregular periods with excessive and frequent menstrual bleeding (including miscarriages in extreme cases). Too much can reduce menstrual bleeding and even stop the menstrual cycle. Additional symptoms that can be associated with hypothyroidism include:

• Decreased heart rate and cardiac output
• Increased weight (pot belly)
• Pain where the ribs meet the sternum
• Memory loss
• Unexplained crying
• Morning headaches and dizziness
• Loss of hair, especially outside of eyebrows

• Constipation
• Ringing in the ears
• Allergies
• A frog-like husky voice
• Muscular sluggishness and weakness
  

Many of these problems stem from hypothyroidism's effect at the cellular level, where it causes the accumulation of gel-like sacs called mucopolysaccharides. Mucopolysaccharides are a normal structural component of the body, but if they accumulate in this manner problems can develop. This accumulation explains why individuals with severe hypothyroidism develop bagginess under the eyes and puffy, swollen faces and bodies. When tissues swell and fluid pressures within the body elevate, migraine headaches are often the result. The only way to relieve these migraines is to loosen or remove all restrictive clothing and rest in bed until the pain subsides. The ultimate solution is to prevent them from happening in the first place by restoring balance to the thyroid.

The Causes of Hypothyroidism

Based on the past decade of the research, there are three primary reasons for the high rate of hypothyroidism that we now have in this country.

Iodine Deficiency

The major problem stems from a lack of iodine in the diet. Iodine is one of the essential components of thyroid hormones. Without sufficient iodine, the production of thyroid hormones is limited.

Iodine consumption has dropped dramatically in this country over the past 20 years. This drop is due in part to the depletion of our soils and in part to less iodized salt being used as an ingredient in our foods. Iodized salts are a poor form of iodine and is not always usable by the body and can cause more problems(J Clin Endocrin and Metab 98;88:3401-3408)

Selenium Deficiency

The second factor contributing to hypothyroidism is selenium deficiency. You might have heard how important this mineral is to your immune system, but chances are you haven't heard how important it is to proper thyroid function. That's unfortunate, because the effects of a selenium deficiency are very serious.

As with iodine, our soils have become deficient in the trace mineral selenium. In the last few years, researchers have found that certain selenium-containing enzymes (lodothyronine 5' deiodinase) are responsible for the conversion of thyroid hormone T3 to T4. The thyroid produces several hormones, and must produce them in a somewhat balanced ratio. Without selenium, this balancing process is hindered. In simple terms, selenium-deficient diets are also a primary cause of hypothyroidism. (Biol Trace Elem Res 96;51(1):31-41) (Clin Sci 95;89(6):637-42)

Estrogen-like Compound Pollution

Another factor that has generally been overlooked by the medical community is the recent introduction of estrogen-like compounds into our environment. These compounds make their way into the body through respiration, ingestion of contaminated food, and skin contact. Once in the body, they block thyroid hormone production and contribute to hypothyroidism. These compounds include such environmental pollutants as PCBs, dioxins, and pesticides such as lindane or dieldrin.

Besides increasing the risk of estrogen-dependent cancers, these estrogen-like pollutants block the production of thyroid hormones. Unfortunately, these pollutants can now be found in both our food and drinking water supplies. This is one of the primary reasons we are seeing problems like hypothyroidism showing up in our children. This is also one of the primary reasons for the use of a distiller for drinking water. Filters simply can't remove all of these substances, and chlorine has no effect on them.

How's Your Thyroid?

When you take a close look at the health problems that have started to skyrocket in this country, hypothyroidism shows up as a common denominator in a surprising number of them. If you have any of the problems touched upon in this article, you owe it to yourself to perform the test outlined below to determine whether hypothyroidism is an underlying factor. This is absolutely critical if you have any form of heart disease, including high cholesterol, triglycerides or blood pressure, atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), fluid retention (the need for diuretics), or history of heart attack.

Fortunately, determining if your thyroid is underactive is one of the easiest tests you can perform. It's also practically foolproof. All you have to do is check your basal metabolic rate by taking the temperature of your body at your underarm.

Here's how you do it:

1. Place an oral digital  thermometer by your bed. 

2. When you wake up the next morning, immediately place the thermometer in your armpit and leave it there for 10 minutes before getting out of bed. Just relax and remain still during the test.  

THE ADVANCED PROCESS
Take temperature mid day, late afternoon, and if you have to get up in middle of the night to tinkle, do it then also.  The point is to graph these times.  We want to find out what your thyroid levels are doing including your adrenals.  There are some who are in a serious enough situation that they do not even know they are close to death every night as they sleep because these hormone levels plummet.  click here READ THIS STORY AND BE INFORMED.  The article here is the basics for the more average thyroid issues.  If you are really having problems that cannot seem to get resolved this is the information you want to know about.

3. Record the temperature.

Men and premenstrual and premenopausal women can do the test any time. Women in their menstrual years get the most accurate readings on the second or third day after menstrual flow starts. A reading of anywhere between 97.2 and 98.2 degrees is considered normal (your morning temperature will be lower than your temperature later in the day, which is usually around 98.6 degrees). Temperatures outside that range generally indicate a thyroid imbalance.

Although this test is simple, it gives far better results than traditional thyroid blood tests. The only reason it's not more widely recommended is that nobody can figure a way to make money from it. Untold numbers of individuals, exhibiting so-called "normal" blood tests, have experienced quick and lasting relief from cardiovascular and other health problems by simply improving their thyroid function

Treating Hypothyroidism

There are basically two methods of improving a hypothyroid condition. One method involves the use of supplemental thyroid hormones. These hormones can be either synthetic, such as Synthroid, or natural hormones extracted from pigs, such as Armour. Another method involves supplying the thyroid gland with all the raw materials necessary for an increase in hormone production. These raw materials include specific iodine and non-hormone glandular supplements.

I prefer the second method as long as the thyroid gland is still at least partially working. Hormones are very powerful substances that must work in conjunction with each other. Because of this fact, the body has a very sophisticated system of checks and balances to help regulate hormone levels throughout the tissues. When a hormone (such as Synthroid or Armour) is artificially introduced into the body, this delicate balance can be upset. Further, when you supply a hormone that a given gland would normally make on its own, you risk causing the gland to quit making that hormone. If that occurs, you will be forced to supplement the hormone daily for the rest of your life. On the other hand, if you can revitalize a depressed gland through the use of glandular supplements, the gland will naturally resume hormone production and you won't need indefinite treatment.

One of the most effective ways to rebalance the thyroid gland is to take a liquid iodine product called losol. Take four drops of losol in water each day for the first two weeks, and then reduce the dosage to two drops per day. (Note: Under no circumstances should you ingest antiseptic or topical iodine. losol is the only form of iodine recommend for internal usage.) You can often find losol, made by TPCS Distributors, in larger health food stores. If you can't find it locally, you can order losol from Mountain Home Nutritionals at 800-888-1415, ext. 9265.

If the losol alone does not seem to alleviate the symptoms of hypothyroidism, take three tablets of a glandular product called Thytrophin along with just one drop of losol per day. You can often take Thytrophin in place of prescription thyroid medications. Three tablets of Thytrophin are roughly equivalent to one grain of hormone.

Thytrophin is made by a highly reputable and reliable company called Standard Process Labs.

Standard Process - Thytrophin PMG 90 Tablets STP-8025 The thyroid gland of the endocrine system secretes hormones that have a profound effect on calcium metabolism and on the entire body?s metabolic rate. Thytrophin PMG contains Protomorphogen extracts which are uniquely derived nucleoprotein-mineral extracts that support cellular health. Bovine thyroid PMG extract helps maintain the thyroid tissues in a good state of repair to support healthy thyroid function. ? Content Product No. 90 Tablets 8025 Suggested Use: One tablet per meal, or as directed.Proprietary Blend: 109 MGMagnesium citrate and bovine thyroid PMG extract (processed to remove its thyroxine). Other Ingredients: Calcium lactate, cellulose, and calcium stearate. Supplement Facts:Serving size: 1 TabletServings per container: 90 Each serving contains: %DV Calories 1 Calcium 30 mg 2% Each tablet supplies 45 mg bovine thyroid PMG extract, processed to remove its thyroxine.

In addition to using losol and Thytrophin, make sure that you're also using a good multi-vitamin and mineral product. Doing so will ensure that you're getting important trace minerals such as selenium (200 mcg-400mcg per day) and other components necessary for the production and conversion of thyroid hormones.

Finally, take steps to reduce your exposure to estrogen-like compounds. Use organic cleansers, pesticides and other household products. And make the switch once and for all to distilled water.

The length of time needed to obtain results from treating hypothyroidism will vary from individual to individual. Most people begin to see a marked difference in their energy levels and mood within just a few days, but other problems may take longer to resolve. And while correcting an underactive thyroid won't reverse heart disease, it will stop its progression and most likely prevent a future heart attack or heart failure. Once you've stopped the progress, you can begin reversing the problem through the use of high quality cardiovascular supplements, lecithin, fresh unsaturated fatty acids, and diet.

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What are some common zinc deficiency signs?

• Poor sense of taste or smell
  
• Stretch marks
  
• Acne
  
• White spots on the nails
  
• Poor growth – mostly in children, bone repair
  
• Hair loss
  
• Anorexia
  
• Poor wound healing
  
• Chronic and severe diarrhea
  
• Poor immunity
  
• Poor night vision
  
• Dry skin

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Dyno-Mins Zinc enhances Phytavail Zinc absorption and utilization with FOS (fructooligosaccharides). This all-natural prebiotic promotes the growth of friendly intestinal bacteria and helps to maintain a healthy digestive environment.*

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Magnesium Malate by NOW 1 am and 2 pm.  A major part of your issues is that your thyroid modulates minerals.  Magnesium Malate is an excellent form of magnesium and is important especially for those with restless leg, carpal tunnel tingling (at night especially)  all this shows you your Krebs cycle is in a low state at night and you are even closer to death if your adrenals are exhausted.!!!!  So if you take support before bed like mag / malate and your zinc if you like, you will mitigate this stressful low cycle for the body to hold on through the night.  Good sleep, restful, peaceful and quiet system.  Oh thank God.  Read about the 300 body functions that require magnesium and why it is one of the hidden issues behind bone disease and other diseases and not necessarily calcium.

Supplement support that is necessary 
 a good multi vitamin ( Alive by Nature Way or Life Extensions ) long with extra zinc, not just any zinc, selenium also

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M.G.-W - Provides nourishment that supports healthy adrenal gland function.* Provides nourishment that supports healthy thyroid function.* (Ginger, Sarsaparilla, Licorice Root, Dulse, Gotu Kola, Gentian, Alfalfa, Chamomile).    

T.-W (liquid & capsules) (100 ct) - To support healthy thyroid function.* (Dulse, Bladderwrack, Wild Lettuce, Irish Moss).

 V.M.-W - Helps to maintain healthy function of the thyroid gland.* (Kelp, Dandelion, Alfalfa). 

White Oak Bark - White Oak Bark is beneficial for support of healthy thyroid and bladder function.*

 W.L.-W - Supports healthy thyroid function and a healthy metabolism. (Chickweed, Gentian, Siberian
Ginseng, Dulse, Dandelion Leaf, Licorice Root, Cascara Sagrada). 

Bladderwrack - Beneficial for maintaining muscle strength and
supporting healthy thyroid function.*

Dulse -  beneficial to help maintain healthy thyroid function.*

G.F.-G - Helps to nourish and support thyroid function.* (Plantain, Fennel, Burdock, Hawthorn Berries, Kelp, Bladderwrack). 

(Green Hull) Black Walnut - Helps maintain healthy thyroid function.* Beneficial in the maintenance of healthy tissue.* Encourages
detoxification.*

 H.N.S.-W - Helps to promote healthy development of skin, nails and hair.* Helps to promote an increase in energy.* Supports healthy thyroid function.* (Dulse, Horsetail, Rosemary, Sage). 
 
Kelp - Helps in the function and maintenance of the thyroid gland.* Beneficial as a tonic for maintenance of overall health.* 

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ADRENAL SUPPORT IS FIRST
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Adrenals must be addressed first and along side thyroid support.   Your primary background issue in hypothyroidism including sub-clinical version is adrenal exhaustion.  You have to nourish your adrenals for at least a month before taking any thyroid support.  They will be pushed when they are exhausted if you take your thyroid medications or herbal support.  They are tired that is why your thyroid is working so hard and becoming exhausted.  So, take adrenal support for a month and then take thyroid support along with the adrenal support.  You are in business.  

Ashwagandha,  stress-relieving properties depression and anxiety
Protective effects on the nervous system alternative treatment for
Alzheimer's and Parkinson's antioxidant properties that seek and destroy the free radicals evidence suggests  ashwagandha
has anti-cancer benefits relieve stress,  anti-stress agent; it also protects brain cells against the deleterious effects of our modern lifestyles abolished Premature aging associated with chronic nervous tension reported increased energy, reduced fatigue, better sleep, and an enhanced sense of well-being reduction of cortisol levels up to 26% a decline in fasting blood sugar levels improved lipid profiles.
significant regeneration of the axons and dendrites of nerve cells
and there is much, much more to read!!! 
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Adrenal support.  Vital to energy and nourish these at least a month or two before beginning any thyroid protocol.  This is the background issue and you can cause yourself severe harm and even death if you start treating your thyroid before addressing your adrenal exhaustion.  An amazing herb read the download, this brief description does not do it justice. Beneficial for maintaining healthy adrenal glands.  Pure Herbs Ashwagandha is beneficial for providing energy and relieving stress.  Beneficial for improving memory and increasing concentration.*

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Strength, stamina, extreme fatigue, chronic fatigue, illness or surgery.
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Specific for adrenal function,  low blood sugar, ulcers, coughs, stress, allergies, stamina, magnesium source, sweetener. Capsules available.

Maca 4 oz

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Nourishes the glandular control bridge of the brain (pituitary, hypothalamus, pineal - complex and encourages it to work properly.  Ovaries, testes, adrenals, pancreas, thyroid, thymus all part of the endocrine system begin to work again producing their hormones.  Sugar cravings?  Depression?  Fertility and other sexual issues?  Think Maca.  More youthful skin and normalizing vaginal moisture
and improved emotional balance.  This also gives energy and stamina, addresses anemia and builds immunity.  Can be used for animals.  What a little powerhouse.  Think Maca

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- Provides nourishment that supports healthy adrenal gland function.* Provides nourishment that supports healthy thyroid
function.* (Ginger, Sarsaparilla, Licorice Root, Dulse, Gotu Kola, Gentian,
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- Supports healthy thyroid function and a
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 - Helps to nourish and support thyroid
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A fine sea vegetable know to heal thyroid issues like cold hands and feet; also prevent fibroid tumors in breasts, uterus and ovaries.  Reduce the swelling of the thyroid, enlargements or swollen lumps in the intestinal area.

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Energy, hair, stress, calcium source, magnesium source, potassium source, vital trace elements and weight reduction.  Do your hands tremble when extended and think neck base of the neck is swollen due to enlarged thyroid gland.  Unusual fears, weak or brittle nail and hair growth impaired.  easy weight gain are indications of thyroids need for iodine and this is a good source.  Kelp differs, however, contains more iodine salts and is more aggressive in support of thyroid function.  Is a valued diuretic as well.

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Epilepsy, seizures, bad cell disorders and tumors, pancreas, kidney and urinary system, gland cleaner.   Most clients can see how much energy they have in their thyroid. Most of my clients are extremely low and in need of iodine supplements. I have several products I muscle test them on, including T.-W, Kelp, Dulse and Black Walnut, but many people seem to have a hard time having their body hold the iodine they are taking. 
Cleavers helps the body hold the iodine.  Externally applied at the base of the throat, internally, or both . Now, every morning before taking T.-W (thyroid tincture)and other iodine sources, put a couple of drops of Cleavers at the base of the neck; iodine level has stabilized, which in turn makes the thyroid operate better for normalized sleep patterns and good daytime energy

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Joint Pain, Gout, any type of Inflammation
Headaches and Migraines is due to inflammation
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Vital Minerals Support

V.M.-W 4 0z

$39.00

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Great mineral source and prevents acid conditions.  Restore electrolytes that are vital to the operation of the nerves.  Surgical shock can be overcome by using this or ACS by covering the feet with these tinctures.  Especially if regaining consciousness is difficult.  Prevents and relieves fluid retention and opens obstructions of the spleen.  Dissolves acid crystals and cleans internally.  Plugs of fat in blood stream and grit in the ducts can be passed harmlessly using V.M.

All Cell Salts ACS

$33.75

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Complete multi-mineral supplement, all vegetable source, organize minerals
and trace elements, constipation, corrects inorganic calcium build-up, energy. (Arrowroot, Atlantic Kelp,  Bladderwrack, Irish Moss)