save your life

a video of the amazing dr. brice vickery – the man who discovered a simple way to heal the root cause of many chronic health conditions

no more fibromyalgia

anyone who is suffering from Fibromyalgia needs to go to this link!

http://www.abctohealth.com/8.html?sm=11953

Dr. Vickery explains the cause and how to get rid of it better than anyone.

see ya hypoglycemia

have low blood sugar? get rid of it for good!

you have to address adrenal fatigue and candida and eat properly

but also extremely important are free form amino acids for proper protein assimilation

read up!

Chances are your doctor’s not going to tell you this stuff!

see this link for an essential natural amino acid supplement you need to take…

http://www.supernutrient.com/Hypoglycemia/index.php

death by stress

another post on the importance of our adrenal health

it boggles my mind to consider how many physiological functions depend on our little walnut-sized adrenal glands

if a person has any chronic emotional stress or health condition, they can be assured that their adrenal glands are being overworked

even when we get an acute infections that may last for five days or so and then pass, our adrenal glands have taken a hit

perhaps everyone over 35 or 40 should be taking some kind of supplement to support them

this article is one of the best i have read on the subject:

http://www.vitaminlady.com/Articles/Adrenalstress.asp

bad thoughts

having anxiety, panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder, suicidal thoughts, and/or violent thoughts does not mean a person is simply weak-minded or going crazy

they can occur from things like hormonal imbalances, allergic reactions and low blood sugar

here is an example of one helpful article on the subject at

http://www.hypoglycemia.asn.au/articles/beating_anxiety.html

also note anxiety and suicidal thoughts can also be symptoms of low thyroid at

THYROID LINK

go goji

stories of how goji helped many health conditions – even very serious ones – at

http://www.gojihealthstories.com/stories.htm

becoming normal

wonderful story of spiritual healing

LINK

 

insulin resistance

“Modern medical terms such as “insulin resistance” and “insulin sensitivity” should be replaced by “gross chromium deficiency”.  It is not that insulin is “resistant” or lacks “sensitivity,” but rather that insulin is lacking a vital – in fact essential – component for sugar metabolism that is this mineral chromium.”

Christopher Barr

excess estrogen

The following symptoms are common among those with excess estrogen.  What begins with mild symptoms in younger years often becomes moderate in the mid to late 30s, and severe by the time a woman reaches her mid 40s.  If you are experiencing as few as 6 of these symptoms, you probably have some level of estrogen dominance.

MILD	MODERATE	SEVERE
Premenstrual breast tenderness	Irregular menstruation	Uterine fibroid tumors
Premenstrual mood swings	Weight gain	Endometriosis
Premenstrual fluid retention, weight gain	Hair loss	Fibrocystic breasts
Premenstrual headaches	Depression	Polycystic ovary syndrome
Menstrual cramps	Fatigue	Breast tumors
	Thyroid dysfunction	Infertility
	Adrenal gland fatigue	Thickened uterine lining
	Headaches, migraines	Accelerated aging
	Severe menstrual cramps	Miscarriage
	Heavy periods with clotting	Anxiety and panic attacks
	Joint and muscle pain	Autoimmune disorders
	Decreased libido
	Insomnia and restless sleep
	Dry eyes

adrenal fatigue

Diagnosing (and misdiagnosing) adrenal fatigue

“To make matters worse, doctors often don’t diagnose this problem. Dr. Wilson offers the example of a woman who has been to 37 doctors before finally receiving proper diagnosis and a renewed sense of hope. So, why don’t doctors recognize adrenal fatigue? In medical school, they are only taught to look for extreme adrenal malfunction — Addison’s Disease, which occurs when the glands produce far too little cortisol, and Cushing’s Syndrome, which stems from excessive cortisol production. They check adrenal function by testing ACTH levels, using a bell curve to recognize abnormal levels. This is where the problem occurs. ACTH tests only consider the top and bottom 2 percent of the curve abnormal, yet symptoms of adrenal malfunction occur after 15 percent of the mean on both sides of the curve. In other words, your adrenal glands can be functioning 20 percent below the mean and the rest of your body experiencing symptoms of adrenal fatigue, yet most mainstream physicians won’t recognize that you have a problem.”

from http://www.newstarget.com/019339.html

Note: Adrenal fatigue can result in conditions such as asthma, allergies, chronic fatigue and hypoglycemia.  Female menopause, male andropause, and the problem of estrogen dominance (which affects both women and men) often plays a key role in setting the stage for adrenal fatigue.  (By age 45, most men have more estrogen than their wives do.  Guys, check out http://www.mikemahler.com/wong2.html for more info .)