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Date: | Sun, 26 Oct 1997 12:16:30 -0500 |
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Bev,
I understand that many individuals who suffer from hypothyroidism also suffer
from migraines. My understanding is that they are often caused by
inflammation.
Let me be specific, one of my business associates has Hashis. She was
suffering from severe headaches and was sent in for a CT Scan. The doctors
saw what looked like a tumor but upon doing surgery, they discovered that it
was a giant blob of jelly-like mucus, for the sake of our forthcoming movie
release, we'll call it "Flubber." Truly this, in my non-medical opinion, is
not unlike the mucus that Dr. Broda Barnes refers to in his reference to Dr.
Ord's studies.
It would appear that our bodies are being taken over by mucus! I certainly
feel like it is in my calfs, but I would theorize that it increases and
decreases, depending on the level of thyroid active in my system.
Truly this is not medical opinion. It's just one person's view, but
certainly worth a second look!
I hope you're headaches diminish.
Cherise
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