Hi Lloyd;
I can't afford your whole program, but for about a year and
a half I have been taking many of your recommended products.
My Liver seems to be doing somewhat better. Anyway, my Enzymes
are in the 40's with the viral load down by over 4 million.
I am stage 0-1. So that is really good. But, I am still very
tired though.
My Alternative doctor says my Adrenal glands are in stage
3 failure ( according to a 24 hr. saliva test) basically he
says that they not working at all. I inquired about glandulators.
He says he no longer uses the glandular, that they cause too
much stimulation. So, he put me on DHEA, plus adrenal support
supplements & liquid licorice extracts. What do you think
about that?
Also > about iron over load > what is technically considered
iron over load? My alternative doc didn't think my levels
seemed too high and wasn't very concerned. Should I be concerned?
Here's my results:
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Normal
ranges ( in this lab ) |
Iron 153 |
55-165 |
Total Iron binding capacity 321 |
250-400 |
Percentage Iron Saturation 47% |
15%-45% |
Transferrin 308 |
175-350 |
As you can see the Iron Saturation is the only one considered
elevated. But I have kept track of all my labs & my iron
levels have been climbing almost every 6 months. Two years
ago they were quite a bit lower. Is this still considered
healthy or should I be concerned about the Elevated Saturation?
I don't eat much red meat at all. Organic chicken & Alaskan
salmon, no red meat. I have extremely good eating habits,
low body fat, ect.
Any information you can send would be great.
God Bless, Sue
Hi Sue:
Get a ferritin test. You should get it in the bottom of the
range, usually about 20.
This can help relieve the tiredness.
You lower it with IP6.
Glandular are the best way to help your adrenal gland. Check
out my Power Solution. It is the best there is.
If you do not like it, I will send you another box for free.
I think that is funny but that is the guarantee
that Atrium made for it.
Are you taking any hormones?, progestrome cream?
These will raise the ferritin level.
Salmon is full of mercury, so is tuna and most other fish,
the bigger, the worse it is.
Here's
an article on it from the FDA.
In good health
Lloyd
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