Mr J

a friend sent me these 2 links. a combo of thyroid and adrenal insufficiency is causing her fatigue. The first link contains a page on adrenal insufficiency too. I don't have thyroid probs and if i had to bet i would say i don't have adrenal insufficiency either - its all too easy to look at a list of vague symptoms and convince myself thats the problem...

it can be hard to quantify the benefits of many supplements, but i do believe in being consistent when following through with a plan, so i've been taking it religeously everyday, ever since you posted your mention of it Berneses. Nevertheless i do tend to abandon things when there seems to be no beneficial effect, but my belief in this one partly arises from...

i'm another one who is always tired although the worst of the feeling of chronic fatigue has now been replaced by just feeling really sleepy and lazy. The sequence of events is that before realising the gluten connection to my problems i was always feeling stressed and rushed and in fact tests done when i lived in Australia had shown that i had elevated cortisol...

hello Bernese, just revisiting the yeast/candida link to night sweats, i started with pro-biotics only but really i was just sending my expensive allies down the shute to be slaughtered by the fungus, on their own they weren't strong enough, but with the herb or plant eating enzymes combined they do make a difference. i'm on quite a lot of supplements...

i returned from thailand some weeks ago and did enjoy it thanks. on the subject of supplements: altho carbs are a significant proportion of my intake, i don't wish to give the impression that all is well with me provided i use those 3 simple supplements. i am able to enjoy carbs and thai food too, but have to take in an enormous amount of supplements ...

Hello Berneses, when i first experienced the worst symptoms i was exposed to a hi mould environemnt, background to that at the bottom of this page https://www.celiac.com/index.php?s...opic=9799&st=15 however its not the same mould as candida albicans, what i think happens is that it breaks down the bodies immune system to mould in general thus allowing...

aha, i'm not alone with these symptoms then just about every post since my post indicating it was a candida prob for me have fitted in with the candida connection. Eating carbs feeds the candida. Its possible to cull the candida and then enjoy the carbs again. cheers, Mr J from page 3 of this thread:

i find that if i can digest a decent amount of protein then that keeps me warm better than a pure carb meal. The problem is that my system takes a long time to digest protein. A couple of other symptoms that went away along with the dissappearance of the main candida symptoms were: 1. aversion to perfume and cigarette smoke. I still don't like cigarette...

I used to get nightsweats. The pattern was require plenty of bedcovers to get warm enough to sleep, then wake up in early hours of the morning extremely hot and sweating profusely. Would need to get out of bed cool down with my shirt off, then go back to bed and get some sleep. The dissappearance of the nightsweats coincided with clearing candida out of...

the food component of my consumption has been gluten-free, but wondering about some of my enzymes - Q-zyme by garden of life? Also some members of this group seem to think that even well washed baking trays previously used with wheat is not good enough. Just read a post here yesterday that mentioned wooden miking spoons, hmm put them in the dishwasher would...

not planning on making this a continuous blog but using this as a description of my condition.gastroparesis is an awful paralysis of the internal smooth muscles of the stomach. A normal persons stomach will automatically contract at regular intervals helping to churn and digest food. When the nerve impulses to perform this involuntary activity slow down...

From: "mikej253" <mikej253@yahoo.com> Date: Thu Aug 4, 2005 4:18 am Subject: UPD: getting tested for gluten/ celiac disease mikej253 Offline Send Emailnot going cold turkey on gluten, down to just 1/2 a donut's worth ofgluten per day. Started on sunday so too early to notice anything.Sending back the mail order gluten test to enterolab.com today...

From: "mikej253" <mikej253@yahoo.com> Date: Mon Aug 1, 2005 7:44 am Subject: Re: getting tested for gluten/ celiac disease mikej253 Offline Send Emailthank you for that info Sari, removing gluten is a drastic stepconsidering i'm alreadytaking drastic steps with my food, so i need a good reason to reallygo for it. if this test isnegative then i...

From: "mikej253" <mikej253@yahoo.com> Date: Mon Aug 1, 2005 6:28 am Subject: PER: getting tested for gluten intolerance/celiac disease mikej253 Offline Send Emailapparently there is not a classic set of celiac disease symptoms, insteadindividuals exhibita subset of various possibilities, some vague. I exhibit a classic case of thisvaguepossibility...