Great! Pizza yummy!

I have just given up gluten <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/sadblownose.gif" alt="" /> after reading that my high thyroid anti-bodies can be caused through gluten intolerance so none for me <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> With some, it lowers the anti's. I feel pretty bad after 2 days gluten free so hoping it is a good sign. If this does not lower them sufficiently, there is also a medication called Naltrexone and there are promising signs that it works for some. Don't know if my body will accept it though, will have to wait to see if i can get my GP to prescribe it. If you are on Naltrexone you can't take steroids.


It also looks like there is a chance that i may not be able to take thyroid hormones, I have already talked to two with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis who have tried it and cannot even with corticosteriods for the adrenals. I should have been on Armour for the last 9 years before things got this bad but believed my doctor who said that I just had to wait till the thyroid was destroyed then take Synthroid..

My only chance is that the thyroid is not too far gone, and i can get rid of the anti-bodies. Plenty of sings that it is though. Otherwise there is nothing that can be done and certainly not replacing the amalgams when the endocrine system is this bad.. I am doing the urine test this weekend but the saliva test will have to wait until next weekend with using the adrenal concentrate in oder to assess the situation. The more I know the worse it gets <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" />.