Gail: I forgot to answer your questions: The Glutathione Recycler SM is to treat both Hashi/chronic fatigue/FMS. I learned, after so many years of being in severe chronic pain --- that when I became pain-free, I had so much more energy. Dr Geronimo warned me to still take it easy because my adrenal system is still healing. But I didn't listen to him and was acting like I could conquer the world and naturally, relapsed into chronic fatigue. When I was pain-free, I realized the connection of severe pain contributed severe chronic fatigue... makes sense now since the body has been working so hard to defend and repair itself. Thanks to Dr G, I was able to go back to work part time and be a productive citizen again. Some folks believe that fibromyalgia is a disguised mask from Hypo/hyper-thyroidism. I did noticed when I was on natural compounded porcine thyroid medicine, my pain was greatly reduced 7 years ago. Then about 3 years ago, the pain returned and I had to change my diet but it seems once the inflammation passed the point --- even a strict diet didn't help with chronic fatigue which I found out to be very low cortisol (adrenal exhaustion). So have an ND or DC check your cortisol (saliva test) --- it will prove throughout the day when it's too low or too high and they can help you get it back to normal. That should then help reduce chronic fatigue too.
Quote: The only disability in life is a bad attitude.<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/s/scotthamil104173.html> Scott Hamilton<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/s/scott_hamilton.html> On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 7:39 PM, Gail Naranjo <[email protected]> wrote: > Can you or anybody on the strict paleo diet give me an example of what you > eat for breakfast, lunch, dinner, & snacks? Do you eat meat for breakfast > instead of the usual breakfast food. Just trying to get an idea. I've > tried the Atkins and South beach programs but find after the first day I > feel worse, much worse, very wasted. As soon as I eat some carbs I feel > much better. I have CFS and don't need to feel worse. > > Also, on the supplement you mentioned is that just for somebody that has > Hashimoto or is it more for the pain from the fibromyalgia? Does it help > with fatigue, and in your opinion would it be useful for somebody with CFS > as I also have pain often? > > Gail > > > *From:* ASL <[email protected]> > *To:* [email protected] > *Sent:* Tuesday, August 13, 2013 5:27 PM > *Subject:* Re: CS>arthritus > > Like most people, due to having autoimmune disease (Hashimoto's) --- I > learned I had to go on a strictly paleo diet with NO dairy and night > shades. Every time I slip and ingest dairy, gluten or night shades.... I'm > in excruciating pain in my spine and joints. So most people who > contributed tips - I agree with whole heartedly. It's not an easy diet/life > style... but if it makes the pain go away--- it's worth it. > I've noticed though that little bit of RAW goat milk is fine ---- guess it > has to do with live enzymes benefiting our intestines. Sadly, In Colorado, > it's illegal to sell raw goat milk in stores - they have this expensive > goat "Share" program.... expect to pay tons of money on top of paying for a > few gallons per month. No can do... way above my financial budget. Dr > Geronimo also prescribed me a supplement to keep the inflammation down > called > Glutathione Recycler SM > *http://shop.fecsd.com/Glutathion-Recycler-SM-30-Caps-Only-K81-K81.htm* > * > * > *I cannot live without this supplement -- with fibromyalgia, Hashimoto's > disease and osteo-arthrititis... I am now able to live 97% pain free! I > noticed I skipped 1 1/2 month with out it and I was like crippled, > literally and I'm only 43 years old. As soon I got my supplement refill, > within 2 days, I was back to active self. * > *Forgive the length of this note. * > > > > >
