Thyroid and colon cleanse

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I have a 2 part question. My wife (53 yrs old) is on syntroid for a

thyroid condition. not sure if its too active or inactive. Is there

anything that she could take to help with her situation?

Next,

I hear people talking about colon hydrotherapy and colon cleaning. I

take triphala daily. I want to fast and do a general " house cleaning "

for spring. I also hear that people can carry pounds of fecal matter

inside. Is this true? I want to know if it is worthwhile to have a

colon cleaning?

Thank you,

Rick

[Guest guest]

hi

if u want to fast if will be usefull to clean the intestines before, or all the

toxins from there will be absorbed in your limph. it would be grate to do

shankprakshalana and basti kriya before. if u don't know them, do usual

occidental cleaning of colon they do for constipated people. maybe u will find

somewhere more details about those methods, it seams i'm not able to writte more

this hour. good luck

 

 

 

grman53 <grman53 I

take triphala daily. I want to fast and do a general " house cleaning "

for spring. I also hear that people can carry pounds of fecal matter

inside. Is this true? I want to know if it is worthwhile to have a

colon cleaning?

[Guest guest]

Dear Rick,

A healthy colon is essential to good health, which makes colon cleansing a

must. Lack of fiber in our diet, impairs our digestion process. If digestive

system does not work properly problems such as constipation, lack of enzymes,

problems for stomach and finally result in dysfunction of your colon. Without

proper digestion your body is deprived of nutrients. Symptoms of indigestion or

digestion problem are gas, heartburn, bloating and many more. Colon cleansing

and a healthy digestive system is essential to good health. Numerous studies

show the importance of fiber to reverse and prevent many degenerative disease

conditions including obesity, hypercholesterolemia, cardiovascular disease,

Parkinson’s disease, Thyroid dysregulation and certain cancers. What you need is

colon cleansing + Detoxification + proper flow of nutrition. Triphala have been

historically and effectively utilized for colon cleansing. Acidophilus and other

friendly bacterial cultures are also key

components to maintain colon health and promote homeostasis. You can consider

Omniflow for this purpose.

Dr Mukesh D Jain MD

Panch Karma & Yoga Division,

Sanjivani Wellness Center Bhilai 490023 India

Visit us at http://www.sanjivaniwellnessbhilai.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

grman53 <grman53 wrote:

I hear people talking about colon hydrotherapy and colon cleaning. I

take triphala daily. I want to fast and do a general " house cleaning "

for spring. I also hear that people can carry pounds of fecal matter

inside. Is this true? I want to know if it is worthwhile to have a

colon cleaning?

[Guest guest]

ayurveda , " grman53 " <grman53 wrote:

> My wife (53 yrs old) is on syntroid for a

> thyroid condition. not sure if its too active or inactive. Is there

> anything that she could take to help with her situation?

 

 

The endocrine (or hormonal) system is one of the master systems of

the body, controlling all basic metabolic processes. As the roots of

disease take hold in the body, the hypothalamus, pituitary and

adrenal (HPA Axis) becomes imbalanced and the body begins to lose the

capacity for self-defense and self-repair. Thyroid, pineal, pancreas,

ovarian and testicular problems will develop manifesting excessive

and deficient cycling of hormones. The spectrum of symptoms that

result from endocrine dysregulation is vast. For instance, the acting

of glands in synergistic manner in regulating reproductive systema

and body metabolism has been discussed in old messages 5786, 9051.

 

In general, if you have hormonal problems, it is a mistake to assume

that the primary problem is with the gland itself. For example,

thyroid problems are common, but it is wrong to assume that it is a

primary thyroid disease, as this is rarely the case. When the deeper

(upstream) imbalances have been corrected, our hormonal system can

return to balance. While Thyroid hormones were in reference ranges

according to modern science tests, author frequiently found its

accupressure points sore. Perhaps sympathetic response to oxidative

stress? Ignoring the roots of disease and taking hormones is the

wrong approach. Balancing endocrine dysregulation by pulling the

deeper roots of disease, is the correct approach. Hyperstimulation of

ovaries in IVF causes thyroid also to dysfunction (Message 7217).

 

You may use breathing techniques and color therapy to correct thyroid

function, as discusse din Message 6987.

[Guest guest]

I have found this to be so true.

Stress being the source of endocrine problems.

They seem to come along with a whole package of self distructive thought

patterns.

I feel that if the way of thinking can be changed there can be change in teh

health of this system.

For the thyroid, massage seems to help a lot.

Color therapy with gems or light of different color also seems helpful.

Marma therapy is also useful.

Coloring mandalas or yantras or sacred images also seems to help.

The hormones and immune system are so closely linked with our emotions and

thought patterns and that is why immune disorders and endocrine imbalances are

so difficult to treat, because it is so difficult to create new ways of thinking

and release self destructive habits. Focus on divine and taking up activities

that bring peace and joy seem to be the best ways of handling such things.

 

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In general, if you have hormonal problems, it is a mistake to assume that the

primary problem is with the gland itself...........

[Guest guest]

Shoulderstand and plough are 2 poses that are excellent for the

thyroid. Nobody can guarantee the effectiveness on a certain

individual but these 2 poses are great for a myriad of problems and

also increased health.

 

GB

 

 

> ayurveda , " grman53 " <grman53@> wrote:

> > My wife (53 yrs old) is on syntroid for a

> > thyroid condition. not sure if its too active or inactive. Is

there

> > anything that she could take to help with her situation?