Thyroid health
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Thyroid Protocol is a dietary supplement to support thyroid function and
health. It is a vegetarian blend of tyrosine, selenium, iodine, copper,
zinc, manganese, forskohlin, Bocapa monnieri, guggulsterones, chromium and B
vitamins all of which work together to optimize thyroid function, relieve
fatigue, manage weight, appetite and mood, improve T4 and T3 ratios and
elevate cellular metabolism.
Iodine works as an excellent antioxidant. It neutralizes hydrogen peroxide
by converting it first to hypiodious acid and then water, thereby blocking
its conversion into the hydroxyl radical.
Lets visualize taking a little butterfly-shaped piece of tissue about the
size of a small oyster and place it right at the base of your throat.
Now lets Make it totally essential to life and health, and then make it
secrete some of the most important hormones your body produces.
Lets Make it so
that if it is removed or damaged, the results will be devastating to your
health, including diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and if left untreated,
even death.
I just
described your thyroid gland. This is the gland that secretes the hormones
that control your metabolism, so if it is defective, damaged, or starved for
nutrients, it will not secrete what you need to live a normal, active life.
You may want to
get your pencil out now, because I am sure you will want to jot down some
things I am going to talk about today.
The body uses
thyroid hormone and vitamin A to change cholesterol into pregnenolone,
progesterone, and DHEA.
These are
essential hormones for keeping the body young and active. For humans and
higher animals, the thyroid can be very easily damaged by radiation.
People who are
referred to as Utah downwinder’s, which some of you may be familiar with, in
other words people exposed to radiation, could be X-rays as well, these
downwinder’s can remember receiving iodine tablets all through grade school
during the Fifties. Today, they may have chronic and systemic disorders that
can conceivably be traced to a radiation-damaged thyroid gland.
Chronic fatigue
and fibromyalgia are just two of the possible radiation/thyroid disorders.
Hypoglycemia is another, as well as edema, which is fluid swelling and
inflammation. These are all symptoms of a damaged thyroid gland, which
is not secreting at optimum levels, or Hypothyroidism.
Another thing
that affects and cripples the thyroid include fluoride; as I can
remember from my childhood days, there was a great deal of focus by our city
fathers who were demanding the addition of fluoride to our drinking water,
supposedly to protect us against tooth decay; how stupid we were. Certain
foods, and toothpastes also contain fluoride. This is one of the
things You may want to jot down, Fluoride damages more than 100 kinds of
enzymes in the body, let me repeat- Fluoride damages more than 100 kinds of
enzymes in the body, which can lead to bone disease, cancer, premature
aging, and seizures.
Remember, I
just told you certain foods and toothpastes contain fluoride, so please read
the labels.
Synthetic
hormones (like Premarin® and birth control pills, for example) also disturb
thyroid function. Unfortunately, the types of hormones that harm the
thyroid are often found in commercial meat, dairy products, poultry, and
eggs so pay attention to labels.
Unsaturated
fats, which are prevalent in the American diet today, exact an even greater
toll on thyroid function. Unsaturated fats are those fats, which are liquid
at room temperature, and include all the seed oils, like borage, evening
primrose, flax, etc., as well as fish oils, and corn, safflower, and soybean
oil.
Now you say:
David, you have been telling us that flax seed and
Omega-3 fish oil is good for us. And I
would respond, absolutely. First Flax seed, as soon as you grind it, it must
be taken then. If you grind it in advance, for consumption at a later date,
it is no longer
Omega-3’s.
When you buy
flax seed oil and you open the lid for the first time, at that point it is
omega-3,
but as soon as the air hits it, that next time you use it, it is no longer
Omega-3.
The same goes for fish oils; if it is not preserved in a jell cap, with the
proper amount of seaweed and kelp to preserve it, it looses its
Omega-3’s.
Processing of
the oils, which cause it to loose its
Omega-3’s
has no effect one way or the other where the thyroid gland is concerned,
although it does have an overall effect on the body, as refined
/hydrogenated oils introduce free radicals into the body.
But all of the
polyunsaturated oils, cripple the thyroid to a greater or lesser degree, and
prevent the secretion of the essential hormones of metabolism.
All soy
products contain estrogen-type substances that act against the thyroid. They
are called "phytoestrogens" and they cause serious inhibition of thyroid
hormones.
Too much iodine
in the diet is another source of trouble with the thyroid. Dough
conditioners in commercial white breads are usually heavy with forms of
iodine, and common iodized table salt is also a major contributor to the
overdosing on iodine. Kosher salt is a great replacement.
Even
beta-carotene in certain levels and PABA, which are common nutrients of
vitamins; PABA is also in sunscreen and can exert a negative effect on the
thyroid gland; we utilized
titanium dioxide for our sun block.
Mercury we
ingest, like that in amalgam dental fillings is extremely toxic, and further
inhibits the thyroid. Even endurance running long distances can
depress the effectiveness of the thyroid hormones.
Symptoms of
hypothyroidism include low body temperature, depression, allergies, frequent
colds and flu; fatigue, insomnia, fibromyalgia, weight problems, migraines
in cycles, seizures around the time of ovulation and menstruation, high
blood pressure (and low blood pressure, too), persistent weight gain as well
as underweight, ADHD, PMS, bronchitis and asthma, fibrocystic breasts and
ovarian cysts, mood swings, fibroids of the uterus, infertility, miscarriage
near the 10th week, menstrual problems; aging problems, such as heart
disease, gall bladder problems, tumors, cancer, diabetes and senility. AS IF
THIS weren’t enough.
When the blood
cholesterol rises in a person’s body, along with the fact that your body is
deprived of Omega’3’s as we have discussed in several radio programs, it can
also be because there is insufficient thyroid hormone present to convert it
to bile salts and hormones like progesterone, pregnenolone, and DHEA.
These hormones are essential for prevention of obesity, heart disease,
cancer, tumors, memory loss, and other aging-related disorders.
The liver uses
glucose to convert thyroxine (T4) to its active form, tri-iodothyronine, or
liothyronine (T3). If there is not sufficient T3 present in the body,
the mitochondria in the cells do not work. The electron transport
chain, which culminates in the production of oxygen, is affected, if
sufficient T3 is not present. In the absence of sufficient amounts of
T3, glucose is burned inefficiently into a form of lactic acid instead of
complete combustion to carbon dioxide. In this event, the body gets
insufficient energy from the glucose of the diet.
If the
liver uses up its store of glycogen, the process of converting T4 to T3
comes to a stop. Hypoglycemia is a result of this, and hypoglycemia
over stimulates adrenalin in order to keep the body functioning in the event
of insufficient glucose in the cells. In hypothyroid persons, the
excretion of 30 to 40 times the normal amounts of adrenalin metabolites is
common. In the presence of low blood sugar, adrenalin attempts to
mobilize glycogen, in the stored fat. Then progesterone is converted
to cortisol in the adrenal medulla.
A pituitary
hormone (ACTH) is secreted, which responds to adrenalin. Cortisol
stimulates the production of blood sugar by the catabolism of protein in
order to increase blood sugar (glucose). Cortisol decreases adrenalin
and causes a slow pulse, a condition common in those with under-active
thyroid glands. If the adrenal cortex is forced to over-secrete for
too long, it begins to fail. It cannot produce enough cortisol to
control the blood sugar, and the adrenalin rises. This causes what is
called "adrenalin dominance."
Sometimes,
rarely, a very high pulse (often as high as 120-150) is found, in spite of
the person having a hypothyroid condition. Correction with proper
supplementation can bring this pulse rate back down to the normal range.
Cortisol is
produced in the hypoglycemic individual in order to keep the blood sugar up,
but cortisol inhibits the thyroid, which makes problems worse for the
sufferer. Our
Bioidentical Identical Hormone balancing therapy
is a good way to help rectify this problem in hypothyroditic individuals.
This could include, depending on the results of the saliva testing,
supplementation of thyroid hormone replacement, as well as replacement of
progesterone, and adrenal support. Excess cortisol leads to hot
flashes, night sweats, diabetes, bone loss, and glaucoma.
"Adrenalin and its synthetic pharmaceutical drugs mimics, such as
those used in asthma sprays and are toxic when used or produced continuously
in response to the stress of hypothyroidism and endurance exercise.
Excess
adrenalin is cardio-toxic because it damages heart mitochondria. Research
suggests that this is due to abnormally rapid mobilization and oxidation of
unsaturated fatty acids, which we give lectures on weekly that leads to
peroxidation, aggravated by inadequate antioxidant protection. This is also
what leads to plaque build up in the arteries. We routinely measure the
antioxidant levels of our clients and provide them with high antioxidant
supplements as well as Omega-3’s to slow the production of trans fatty acids
in the body and to prevent the triglycerides, produced by these trans fats,
from becoming plaque.
There is
research on the cardio-protective effects of thyroid therapy on diabetics
who normally have an increased risk to heart disease. This led the
study group to conclude that the cardiovascular complications of diabetes,
may be due to low thyroid function, not insulin." The study was from Lita
Lee, "Hypothyroidism, a Modern Epidemic," Oct. 2000.
Cancer is also
a risk with hypothyroidism in both sexes, because so many types of cancer
are estrogen-responsive, and hypothyroidism allows estrogen to become
dominant, by not allowing the secretion of progesterone, pregnenolone, or
DHEA.
This is why it
is critical for us to accurately measure the hormone levels in the body
utilizing saliva over a 37-day period and not a one-time blood test. So that
balancing the hormones has a chance to reverse this trend.
Hyperactive
adrenals can stimulate a high-blood pressure response, in susceptible
individuals. But if the adrenals become exhausted, the blood pressure
will fall quickly to below-normal levels.
Thyroid
hormones increase metabolism and stimulate circulation, which can lead to
lower - NORMAL blood pressure.
WHAT SHOULD
THAT PERSON WITH HYPERACTIVE ADRENALS EAT?
·
A diet rich in animal protein and animal-source fatty acids. Animal
protein is essential for stimulation of thyroid hormone, as well as helping
the liver to convert it to active, usable form. Eat some form of
animal protein at every meal.
·
Fats and oils rich in saturated fatty acids, like butter, coconut oil, palm
oil, lard, and tallow. Leave the fats on your meat cuts. If they
are trimmed lean, add butter or coconut oil (this adds a delicious taste, as
well as nutritious fatty acids;
take our pristine Omega-3 supplements,
as we have discussed).
WHAT SHOULD THE PERSON WITH HYPERACTIVE ADRENALS
AVOID?
·
Avoid a vegetarian diet. Avoid Vegetable protein, such as that found
in soy products, which will not only fail to stimulate the production
of thyroid hormone, but soy contains compounds that actually suppress the
action of the thyroid gland.
·
Avoid all soy products,
for the reasons mentioned above. Soy is found hidden in many
commercial foods as hydrolyzed vegetable protein, MSG, or soy protein
isolate. For this reason, you should always Read ingredients on panels
carefully.
·
Avoid Raw vegetables of the cabbage family, like cauliflower, broccoli,
cabbage, Brussels sprouts, etc. These foods must be cooked in order to
destroy the thyroid inhibitors, for the person with hyperactive adrenals.
Not the case for the rest of us.
·
Avoid All substances that stimulate or produce estrogens. This
includes especially products like birth control pills, Premarin® or other
conjugated estrogens; herbs like black cohosh, sage,
penny-royal, licorice, and ALL unsaturated oils.
·
Avoid Too much iodine. This is generally not too much of a problem,
but it is conceivable that an individual could take an iodine supplement,
and add too much iodized salt to their food. Iodine is present in
many vegetables, and small amounts are found in multivitamin supplements,
sufficient to provide what the thyroid needs for health; it’s for this
reason we suggest to our clients, to use Kosher salt.
·
Avoid PABA. This is used in some sunscreens and member of the
B-complex family of vitamins. Try our
titanium dioxide and
Hyauralonic acid for sunblock protection. Avoid vitamin
supplements with large amounts of PABA. It is extremely antagonistic to the
thyroid.
·
Beta-carotene in large amounts, because it is also thyroid-antagonistic.
Do not drink carrot juice for instance, because of the high concentration of
thyroid inhibitors.
·
Avoid pesticides. They are all very estrogenic, which means that by
themselves, they are severely thyroid inhibiting.
·
Avoid fluoride in any form. Fluoride is very antagonistic to the
essential enzymes in the body that produce metabolic activity.
Fluoride can cause cancer, seizures, bone disease, and early aging.
·
Avoid mercury and for that matter heavy metals in all forms. Amalgam
fillings are the highest single source of mercury poisoning in humans.
Find a dentist who will remove the amalgam fillings and replace them with
composite or epoxy fillings.
Remember that
even minuet traces of heavy metals are problematic and you should seriously
consider our detox program of
EDTA suppository chelation therapy.
THYROID AND MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Generally, MS can be traced to environmental
poisoning, such as radiation or heavy metal exposure, such as lead or
mercury. Here is how one expert describes the process: "Cells
called "oligodendrocytes" are responsible for myelinating nerve fibers and
are steroid-forming cells. Specifically, they produce pregnenolone. In
MS, these oligodendrocytes appear to stop functioning. The clustering of
oligodendrocytes around deteriorating nerve cells, may be an attempt to
provide pregnenolone to the injured cells." --- this is by:
Ray Peat, Ph. D.
Sometimes MS persons suffer from undiagnosed
hypothyroidism, especially if they aren't overweight or seriously disabled.
MS - symptoms sometimes disappear under proper thyroid therapy.
WHAT ABOUT THYROID AND ESTROGEN
The sickness industry usually prescribes A blood
test- known as a thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) assay, thyroid nuclear
medicine scan, as well as thyroid ultrasound are used to confirm
their diagnosis.
But many of the problems that afflict women, can
be traced by careful researchers utilizing thorough saliva testing, to
a lower-than-normal thyroid function. Even if the estrogen level is
normal, the woman still suffers most of the known "female disorders."
Unsuspecting doctors often prescribe estrogen therapy for these problems,
and this will often do nothing but make the woman sicker by exacerbating her
original symptoms.
Simply put, estrogen inhibits thyroid
production. Progesterone, on the other hand, is a thyroid
stimulant. The body makes progesterone from cholesterol if there is
adequate thyroid hormone present and if there is sufficient intake of
vitamin A. Help in restoring can be accomplished with bioidentical hormone
replacement therapy, targeted nutritional support and the removal of heavy
metals with our suppository
EDTA chelation.
Our BRAIN HEALH
is just as vital as any
other function of our body including the thyroid. To loose contact with
every day reality, is a living death.
Whether you are calculating
multivariate statistics, or simply trying to stay alert during a
conversation or a long meeting - keeping your mind sharp, matters.
Luckily, the steps to
protecting your mind are very similar in protecting your thyroid, which can
be very easy and, it is combined with exercising your brain.
First lets examine, some of
the root causes of memory loss.
Heavy Metal Toxicity, is
the level of toxic metals that has been absorbed by the body, in numerous
ways; (usually depending on the type of metal). The four main toxic
metals are aluminum, lead, cadmium, and mercury.
These metals can cause various complications to your everyday life.
Aluminum is the most common
toxic metal. It is found in almost everyone's body. Whether it
is under your arms, with spray anti-perspirant, or in your teeth with
fillings or tooth past, or even on your baby's skin, from the use of
products you trusted or, even those you suspected such as cigarette filters.
Aluminum is found more than any other metal. Why?
Aluminum is an ingredient
in everyday products such as those mentioned and how about aluminum foil.
Even our water supply contains a hint of aluminum! Physical symptoms
of aluminum toxicity may be brittle bones or osteoporosis, as aluminum is
stored in the bones. Kidney malfunction may also result, as the
kidneys filter aluminum. It is sometimes found excreted in the hair of
children diagnosed with ADHD, ADD, Autism and those with seizures and of
course, as I earlier mentioned, a contributing factor to thyroid diseases.
Hyperactivity, memory disturbances, and learning disabilities may result
from even mildly elevated levels of aluminum.
Science has
been linking elevation of aluminum in the body with Alzheimer's disease for
years. Also, there
has been research that shows a link between aluminum hydroxide and mercury
used in vaccines, and symptoms associated with Parkinson’s,
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s disease), and
Alzheimer’s.
Lead is usually absorbed by
the body through contaminated water or by breathing polluted air.
Fumes from lead-based paints, automobile exhaust,
polluted air from industrial plants, and cigarette smoke may all contain
lead. Even some cosmetics contain small amounts.
Physical
symptoms of elevated lead in both children and adults can be abdominal pain,
irritability, constipation, and lack of hunger.
In more exposed
lead poisoning; a person may experience bone pain, gout, arthritis, anemia,
memory loss, and numbness or tingling in the extremities.
Lead toxicity
in children can delay growth, impair motor skill development, and affect
neurotransmission by altering the output and utilization of the brain
chemicals such as dopamine, serotonin, and GABA or (gam·ma-amino·bu·ty-ric acid )
that control
behavior and emotions. Women, who are considering having a child, would be
doing their unborn child a great service by detoxing their body of these
heavy metals before getting pregnant.
Toxicity of
this metal can also cause attention deficit disorder, behavioral disorders,
lowered I.Q., poor hand-eye coordination, and low vocabulary and reading
skills. When children and teens become volatile, you can suspect toxicity.
The highest contributor
to cadmium toxicity is cigarette smoke; it is found in cured tobacco.
This is toxic for both the smoker and the non-smoker. First hand and
second hand smoke are high sources of cadmium. Symptoms of cadmium
toxicity are sore joints, decreased appetite, slow growth, zinc deficiency,
and kidney stones. Cadmium can weaken the immune system and allow
bacteria, viruses, yeast, and parasites to proliferate.
Mercury is an extremely
toxic heavy metal, often found in the tissues of those people with dental
amalgams. Other contributors of mercury are contaminated fish, such as
tuna, latex wall paint, some vaccines, and polluted water. Mercury
toxicity may cause decreased attention span, irritability, and lack of
calmness. Learning disorders may result. Memory loss and fatigue are
symptoms, often reported by those with mercury toxicity.
This metal can also
cross the placenta of a pregnant woman and the fetus may emerge
contaminated. Common symptoms of mercury poisoning are arthritis and
inflammation, cardiovascular disease, digestive problems, dementia,
and allergies. Psychosomatic, unknown, or mysterious conditions, often
related to allergies that may clear up after the mercury amalgams are
removed from the mouth combined with our
EDTA suppository chelation program.
Mainstream dentistry
does not agree that the mercury amalgams are causing so many problems, but
there are some dentists who believe that the best thing to do is to remove
the amalgams.
This must be done very
precisely; by a dentist who knows and understands this process, because
mercury can slip into the body when the amalgams are being removed.
Most dentists who do this procedure recommend nutritional programs like
ours, containing
verifiable antioxidant supplements, immune builders,
liver detoxifiers, Chelation and bowel cleansers to enhance detoxification
of this harmful metal.
Human exposure to heavy
metals has risen dramatically in the last 50 years as a result of an
exponential increase in the use of heavy metals in industrial processes and
products. Making it absolutely necessary to take our program of heavy metal
removal, which our
EDTA suppository chelation program;
Especially young women who are contemplating having a child. She should
remove all heavy metal prior to pregnancy.
Suppository EDTA chelation,
from the Anti-Aging Clinic can be seen on our website; livelonger123.com, it
is the key to rescuing ourselves, and our un-born fetuses from these
neurological disorders. EDTA absorbed slowly throughout the night, delivered
in our suppository form, binds to the heavy metals in the body and evacuates
them through the waste system.
It is a six-month program that accomplishes this, in the
privacy of your home.
Since some of the good is
removed with the bad, it is absolutely curtail that you begin our immune
builder program before during and after the EDTA chelation.
Prevention is the better
choice: Improving your immune system and ridding the body of heavy metals
with our suppository chelation and with our natural immune building products
like ZIWI, and our high antioxidant formula supplements would be the
wise choice.
Along with our
EDTA suppository chelation therapy and
our supplements to increase the immune system, "Exercise is just as healthy
for your mind as it is for your body," explains Christine Blue, an
osteopathic psychiatrist specializing in general and geriatric psychiatry
from Lewisburg, West Virginia. "Regular physical exercise will not only help
your cardiovascular health, but it will increase blood flow to the brain and
help with your creativity and memory." Try these six things:
·
Stay
curious and involved
·
Attend
lectures and plays
·
Play games
·
Work
crosswords or other puzzles
·
Continue
your education
·
Try memory
exercises
In addition,
the calming benefits of exercising will reduce stress, which can cause
memory problems. Physical activity, something as simple as walking, can also
prevent depression, which slows thinking.
Exercise will
clear the mind and allow for creative thinking and a problem-solving state
of mind. For example, studies have shown that after walking for 15 minutes,
individuals will increase their memory and ability to multi-task by more
than 15%. Relaxation techniques, such as yoga and meditation, are also
beneficial for the brain.
There are
several different memory techniques and exercises. One technique is called
over-learning. This means that the individual would repeat and study
something more than the topic might normally require. This technique might
be employed when meeting new people. Oftentimes repeating the new name
several times will help with remembering the person's name later.
Another memory technique that helps with remembering short lists of items is
called the link or story method.
Using this method, you would simply make up a story that links together the
different items you want to remember.
Dr. Blue explains that memory exercises can help fight age-related memory
loss such as dementia.
"There has been a growing amount of research indicating mental exercises can
help prevent memory loss associated with dementia."
Dementia is a neurological disorder that affects the ability to think,
speak, reason, remember and move. The most common form of dementia,
Alzheimer's disease, involves a loss of nerve cells in the areas of the
brain that control memory and other mental functions, thought to be
associated with heavy metal poisoning. The first sign of Alzheimer's
disease is usually forgetfulness. As the disease progresses, it affects
language, reasoning and understanding.
The precise cause of Alzheimer's disease is unknown, but risk increases with
age and there are lots of studies pointing to heavy metal toxicity.
Ten percent of the population over the age of 65 has Alzheimer's, and nearly
half of the population over 85 has the disease.
"It is important to make decisions today that will help you later in life,"
explains Dr. Blue. "Keeping both your mind and body active is a great
start."
In addition to exercise for the brain and body, including our health
improving vitamins and minerals in your diet as well as beginning our heavy
metal suppository chelation therapy, is a great way to start.
Most of us know that
physical exercise is good for our general health, but did you know that
physical exercise is also good for your brain? If you think you’re going to
get smarter sitting in front of your computer or watching television, think
again. Scientists present the evidence that a healthy human being is a human
doing. The word exercise derives from a Latin root meaning "to maintain, to
keep, to ward off." To exercise means to practice, put into action, train,
perform, use and improve. See the attached on the brain.
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