Posted by bulldog2 on May 17, 2009, at 17:48:37
In reply to Re: Neurotransmitters Can Be Tested., posted by Phillipa on May 17, 2009, at 16:52:47
> Took a break as my eyes hurt when on computer too long went to fancy mall. One of the ladies said her sister's ob-gyn has Suzannes book on his counter as he's always trying to learn. So looke like mainstream medicine at least for women may be taking a turn for the better.
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> Got to eat well excercise. It's not depression I'm looking to cure it's the zero homones which is something forgot before the pharmacist said reason my FSH is still way above l00 is because my body still wants the hormones. And I have to wonder about those women past menopause carrying a baby to term not that I necessarily believe in it. But I do believe in balancing the body. Thyroid is a hormone, insulin is a hormone, adrenal exhaustion is a hormone. Now that is definitely something I need to correct. Seems the recommendation from the many books and my endo is that bedtime should be l0pm as between l0 -2 am the HGH is repairing the body. Now that's a problem for me as we are up til 2-3. Trying to get to sleep in baby steps earlier each night. Melatonin might help with that as regulated body clock. So much info to absorb and so much research I need to also do. Oh btw mercury was discussed in all books as being horrible as well as many toxic substances we take into our bodies. Cholesterol is also needed to manufacture hormone.. Love PhillipaIf one can afford it small doses of hgh can do wonders for the body. Idiot docs that say it is dangerous are looking at outdated studies where the doses were way to high. Suzan Sommers uses hgh and swears by it. She had cancer and still uses hgh. HGH is needed to convert throid (t4 which is synthroid) to t3 which is the biotactive form of thyroid. also is the hormone of repair. without hgh all the other hormones do not work right.
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