Posted by bleauberry on December 3, 2007, at 20:25:28
In reply to Re: What else with Nardil ? Sugesstions » bleauberry, posted by tepi on November 28, 2007, at 22:37:21
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> > Simple things you can do. See if you have silver fillings.
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> what is that??Silver fillings in teeth are 50% mercury. Mercury vapor absorbs into 24/7. It is the second most neurotoxic substance on the planet. In the last few years it has become accepted and proven in pioneering medicine that mercury poisoning comes from silver fillings. It is not accepted in mainstream medicine. It is easily proven with a saliva mercury test.
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> See if you have a white coating on your tongue.
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> and that?Candida fungus overgrowth. A normal but bad fungus we all have, usually kept in small numbers, but in stress or bad diet or antibiotic usage can overwhelm and take over. It spews filthy toxins in your blood that makes you feel, well, depressed. The white coating is an indicator.
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> Check your body temperature first thing in the morning, and 3 more times throughout the day, record them for a couple weeks, take a lab stool sample, take a food intolerance lab test,
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> what for?If your temp at waking is below 97.6 degrees, something is wrong, either adrenals or thyroid or both. Depending on how the temperature fluctuates during the day, or doesn't fluctuate, you can more accurately pinpoint whether it is the adrenals or thyroid. Either one will dramatically affect how your brain neurotransmitters behave. Like a conductor in a orchestra, the glands tell our neuros what to do and when. Just because there is an abundance of musicians present doesn't mean squat.
Food intolerance test will tell you what foods are making you feel bad. Gluten (in wheat, oats, rye) are most common, as well as dairy. For an easy test, stop wheat for 2 weeks and see how you feel. Eat a bunch of wheat after that and see how you feel. Same with dairy. Could be other things, those are just the common ones. 15% of the population have bad reactions, usually depression or fatigue or joint pains, from gluten, and they don't even know it is their food doing it.
A stool test will spot indigestion problems, malabsorption, candida overgrowth, parasites, and such. Any of these things are detrimental to how you feel.
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> take a 24 hour cortisol test,
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> what for?To see how the adrenal glands are performing over a 24 hour cycle. The pattern of cortisol will tell us if your glands are weak, overactive, or just right. If weak or overactive, we will have psychiatric symptoms.
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> try T3 or Armour Thyroid regardless of your lab results, etc.
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> Im a little low on them , Im on the lower normal levels
>Many doctors in the know feel thyroid numbers should be high normal for optimum performance, and that problems do show up in the low normal range. People who were in the normal range responded miraculously to T3. Even if numbers are normal, we have no way of knowing how the receptors themselves are responding to the T3 that is there. They might need more to wake up.
> > Or try adding something to Nardil. Not sure what the point is there though. Neurotransmitter deficiency doesn't appear to be the culprit.
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> Well yes , I cant denied that , but not sure what else to do , vitamins , exercise
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> thank youYeah I know. So many things to look at. The best our doctors seem to do is try in vain to ease our symptoms without looking at where the symptoms are coming from, which is actually pretty easy to do, easier than the whole game of trying to treat the symptoms really.
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