hypothryroidism/Hashimoto's 
muttgirl
21 y
3,489
Hi,
I just found out that I have hypothryoidism. It may be Hashimoto's, and I am being tested for this today. I also have fairly bad allergies (hayfever and multiple chemical sensitivities) and candida, and a high cholelsterol to go along with the hypothryoidism. I have heartburn but not regularly. I suspect it is related to unknown food allergies.
I have cleaned up my diet alot over the past few years, exercise daily, and do meditation. I have started the bowel cleanse and liver flushes and am better in some ways. I get now these attacks when I am lying down at night. They don't happen often, but when they do, it is scary. First I get a back ache that feels like an internal burning. It doesn't feel like muscle aches, but more like bronchitis does only its in the center line of my whole back. I wake up feeling a hotness in my chest that radiates out to my whole body. I then get a rapid pulse. This makes me very scared. The last time I got it my throat and tongue also burned and I got very confused and didn't know what was happening to me. I took some Pepto Bismol and felt somewhat better.
Am I having a detox reaction or is this a food allergy? Is there anything I should be doing?
Thanks,
Muttgirl
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- Re: hypothryroidism/Hashimoto's Andreas Moritz
21 y
3,563
This is a reply to # 421,446Dear Muttgirl,
You may, in fact, be reacting to a particular food or foods that send your immune and lymphatic system into overdrive. The mostly likely culprits are proteins derived from dead animals, such as meat, chicken, fish and fungus foods such as cheese. Nut butters are also notorious for causing such reactions, since they contain rancid fats.
Your hypothyroidism and high cholesterol are both related with blood vessel wall thickening by excessive protein and lymphatic congestion, for the same reason. The heat sensation starts in the cysteran chyli sacs at the base of the thoracic duct (for details see diagrams in my book The Amazing Liver Cleanse, www.1stbooks.com, 1-888-280-7715), which is the main lymphatic duct in the body. This duct drains 80-85% of the body's waste and deals with such notorious toxins as degenerate proteins (from dead and heated (coagulated) animal flesh. It is connected with numerous ducts, including the one that drains the thyroid of metabolic waste and dead cell material.
Digestive problems lead to an overload of the lymphatic sacks, which are located between the navel and middle of back, closer to the back area. This triggers strong immune respsonses to counteract the toxicity from such foods and causes sweelling of the abdomen (lymph edema). The heat sensation arises from the enhanced immune response, similar to localised fever, which can spread via the lymphatic ducts to any other parts of the body, including throat and tongue.
The body is not causing you any problem, on the contrary, it tries to defend itself against something that has already caused major difficulties in your body and wants to prevent further proliferation of this situation. You may need to alter your idea of what constitutes a healthy diet according to your individual requirements and body type (you may greatly benefit from reading The Key to Health and Rejuvenation, also by 1stbooks.com). I can only advice you that protein foods are not suitable for you. Abstaining from these foods will also quickly balance blood cholesterol and help your thyroid to return to normal.
Andreas Moritz
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- Re: hypothryroidism/Hashimoto's Andreas Moritz
21 y
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