Thymus supplements for ES?
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wow, it's been a while. At the beginning of the year I started a gluten-free/casein-free diet and within about four days my core felt so much stronger and healthier and my electrical sensitivity noticeably dropped I'd say about 15-20%! It hasn't stayed at that strong level, though, been gradually tapering off over the months. I finally put two and two together and realized that one of my other major weak points that I can physically notice is my thymus gland. Doing the research, it looks like this might be the big problem after all in my case (or at least one of them): bad allergies, a history of getting sick all the time, weakened by constant use of corticosteroids (asthma inhalers since I was four years old, and I do feel weaker anymore after I take said medication), etc. I could have melted into the floor - this is me!
Of course, this brings up the main concern going after this angle - I'd have to stop taking my asthma medication (the supplements don't work or could give bad reactions in the presence of any steroids). I don't have the athletic type that just flares up for no apparent reason (thank goodness) but it is allergy based and I have ongoing low-grade inflammation. I've sort of tried the 'tapping' thing and got the response of 'hey, I'm dead exhausted, gimme a break!' Yep, kinda what I thought. This is hard but I know that it gets better when I'm able to quit pretty much any meds (notably better literally overnight after dropping the anti-anxiety drug). Has anybody else experimented with this? I'll be trying turmeric and ginger and maybe a couple other things to bring down the inflammation naturally before attempting to drop the inhaler and getting on the thymus pills. Hope whoever's left here is doing okay (livable, whatnot) -April |
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You may just need some adrenal support... glandular pills, either with or without hormones.
I've taken thymus pills over the years, but it was never clear to me that they helped. Adrenal pills do though. Also, for allergies, I've found the black cumin seed oil is kind of a miracle supplement for me. Although if I take too much, I'll get headaches -- I suspect it's mobilizing some of my excess heavy metals. Marc |
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congratulations, april!
On Jul 23, 2015, at 11:14 AM, April R [via ES] wrote: wow, it's been a while. At the beginning of the year I started a gluten-free/casein-free diet and within about four days my core felt so much stronger and healthier and my electrical sensitivity noticeably dropped I'd say about 15-20%! It hasn't stayed at that strong level, though, been gradually tapering off over the months. I finally put two and two together and realized that one of my other major weak points that I can physically notice is my thymus gland. Doing the research, it looks like this might be the big problem after all in my case (or at least one of them): bad allergies, a history of getting sick all the time, weakened by constant use of corticosteroids (asthma inhalers since I was four years old, and I do feel weaker anymore after I take said medication), etc. I could have melted into the floor - this is me! |
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think you also should stop eating anything containing soy.
http://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/phytoestrogens-in-soy-depress-immune-function/ !!!!! thank you charles for your pdf on brain machines :) |
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What adrenal supplements and black seed oil do you take, Marc? I went to Vitamin Cottage yesterday and was having a hard time finding something basic for the glandulars that doesn't contain a bunch of herbs that I may or may not be allergic to (although I think I've decided on the sheep thymus supplement). And the only black seed oil I've found in the real world is a liquid but there are pills online.
Tried the turmeric and a bunch of other antioxidants and basically all they did was give me a bunch of lung gick and made it hard to breathe. Out of desperation I tried NAC a couple months ago and not only did it do that and make me really fatigued, I sort of became this trippy Pollyanna-ish Florence Nightingale for an entire day! Nobody mentions that as a possible side effect! I have to wonder, though, if it's really me or if these things are reacting to the medication I'm on as well. One other thing that seems to hold promise is the spices in chai - the real kind. Stumbled onto this nearly by accident: got the Visidi Chai from Adagio Teas for geeky reasons and, lo and behold, the sensitivity dropped markedly and stayed that way for about six hours! I'm caffeine sensitive, though, so I can't have it more than once a week. I've been trying to replicate this on my own and haven't had much luck so far but I suspect it has to do with ingesting the spices themselves because if I get the kick it's from the dregs at the end of the cup. If anybody can stand caffeine, try this! It's supposed to be good for all biotypes. |
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> What adrenal supplements and black seed oil do you take, Marc? I went to
> Vitamin Cottage yesterday and was having a hard time finding something basic > for the glandulars that doesn't contain a bunch of herbs that I may or may > not be allergic to (although I think I've decided on the sheep thymus > supplement). And the only black seed oil I've found in the real world is a > liquid but there are pills online. Yes, I tend to buy things online... so for adrenals, there's Standard Process Drenatrophin PMG (no hormones) Standard Process Adrenal Desicated (with hormones) "Dr Wilson's Adrenal Rebuilder" (no hormones), Nutri-Meds Dessicated Whole Adrenal Glandular (with hormones) Or if you're avoiding consuming animal extracts, then I guess there are herbals for that... ginseng, licorice, maybe ashwaganda... For Black Seed Oil, I buy Amazing Herbs Black Seed in Amazon.com (they have liquid or gelcaps), but I don't have enough longterm experience with this to say if there is something better... Narc |
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On Aug 3, 2015, at 10:15 AM, April R [via ES] wrote: Tried the turmeric and a bunch of other antioxidants and basically all they did was give me a bunch of lung gick and made it hard to breathe. hi, april. just a few comments in response to your message... when the body begins to clean out, it might at first be uncomfortable. it is very important for the lungs to let go of the old stuff they've been holding, because your life is in the breath. or is breath in the life? or both? when i lived in oregon, they called the willamette valley, "the valley of death" - for a good reason. it seemed that when people first moved there, they would have problems with their lungs. if they 'got with the program' and began to take good care of themselves, they would not die, but thrive. if they kept doing what they'd always done, they would get more sick and sometimes they left... in one way or another. at first, they would have discharge that was colorless and of thin consistency. then it would turn to yellow. then green. finally, when the cleansing was really getting down to the bottom of things, the discharge would be black. when the black phase was over, the person would be free of the old crusty stuff they'd been carrying for eons and they'd feel better than they ever had. i saw this process occur over and over again - first with myself and then my clients. so if something begins the cleansing process, do not be dismayed, just know that the stuff that is coming out is not supposed to be stored in your the lungs and to get it out of there is a GOOD thing. then you talked about chai and caffeine. i make a chai for myself that uses turmeric as the base, rather than tea. i add all the spices i like and then use either goat milk or coconut milk for the milk. it is quite delicious and feels good... good for me. i hope this was helpful. love, patricia |
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