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Thyroid underactivity medicine issue 21 Sep 2013 00:26 #36072

dreadwork Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 73 Thank you received: 32	I have got a question about safety. My friend has got that thyroid underactivity and is taking bigpharma meds called Letrox (Levothyroxinum natricum ) 75microgrmas a day. And she has often nausea, cold, flu, reflux and other health issues i think due to heavy antibiotic immune degradation or parasites. I just want to know that will it be safe to give her MMS or MMS2 in very low doses on start ?
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Thyroid underactivity medicine issue 21 Sep 2013 06:30 #36076

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my wife hasa 25 centimetr lymph node plus 8 smaller ones ytorf all kings of herbal and iodine driops but kept on worsening doctor said need ioperation
i changed her water intake to pure coconut water in 2 months
the vomitting nausea and ciughing all gone in 2 months
just green vegetabkes and fish and a lot of fruit juice
must maintain ph of body to at least 9
she has tyrhoid for 3 years all gone with cocobut water only

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Thyroid underactivity medicine issue 08 Jan 2014 17:42 #38416

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This is very interesting, thank you. Sounds like the whole diet may have played a part, I have just been reading about wheat, soy, sugar etc. estrogenic foods being linked to thyroid disorders, and your wife's diet sounded beautifully healthy.

Out of interest, what brand of coconut water did she drink..? (i'm wondering if we're talking some very healthy organic type version, instead of the commercial supermarket ones we get here in the UK).

Thanks,
Liinu

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Thyroid underactivity medicine issue 08 Jan 2014 19:34 #38426

totoalas Offline Senior Member Posts: 60 Thank you received: 18	Hi in Macau fresh coconut juice from the coconut with husk itself imported from Thailand and its abundant in the Philippines direct from the trees If its not accessible, then juice packs with no chemicals or preservatives will do the same.....
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Thyroid underactivity medicine issue 09 Jan 2014 16:34 #38460

rb1968 Offline Premium Member Posts: 87 Thank you received: 50	megadosing vitamin B5 will help the thyroid..... and it will not interfere with MMS you need probably 5000 mgs+ a day (in divided doses) of B5 (depending on weight of patient, severity of the problem, etc)
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