Originally Posted by Bex
Hi Sean, either way it seems that flaxseed oil may cause some problems inside the body and for someone like me with a suppressed immmunity? I cannot afford anything else to go wrong. I am already noticing a difference by the way. It's only been a couple of days and I am now waking up earlier in the morning and I feel clearer as though things are now happening. Again could be coincidence.

I'm scared of speaking too soon, and next week will be a good test because I'll be doing some work experience. I haven't been coping with that at all, but without the flaxseed oil I am hoping that things will be different. If not, then I guess my flaxseed oil test may have failed, but either way I don't think I'll be having it again anyway. I really don't like alot of what I read in that article. It seems genuine to me.


Bex to tell you the truth I am so excited now man, I tried some Kelp for a week and now Dulse as well to replace Iodine and I feel unbelievable for once! I feel great tonight man! I use Goji Berries too, which is #1 in chinese medicine I believe! I feel out of my mind, energy through the roof!!!!!!! THYROID working again for once? Maybe, maybe I speak to soon! But I feel great right now, pure blyss!!!! I take Zinc too, 30 MG of Citrate again, and I feel great again! Could mineral deficiencies be my problem and not what I thought? Could Iodine be that missing from me that I feel this good again all of sudden? I took FISH OIL too today two teaspoons. I going add Reishi Mushroom as well to boost immunity, and I take Spirulina everyday now as well. Could I have found my niche? I don't know if I did, but I hope so.

BTW I got really itchy and hot today and other days, but I felt great, could those things be detoxing me as well? Iodine a detox or the Kelp or Dulse? Maybe.

Last edited by Sean; 10/11/08 12:44 AM.
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