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Comment on The Truth About Agave by GWWR

GWWR — Sun, 16 Jun 2013 16:58:56 +0000

Thanks, Vicki. Unfortunately, I think many promoters believe what they’re saying. It is a sad state of affairs.

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Comment on The Truth About Agave by Vicki Kron

Vicki Kron — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 12:58:45 +0000

Pamela,

Thanks for this informative article about Agave.

The phony publicity about this product amazes me. I can’t imagine the chaos this stuff might have already caused for untold people with diabetes who believe the hype.

Telling such blatant lies to the unsuspecting public, who may be harmed in drastic ways is beyond my way of thinking. I guess some people will do anything to make money.

Comment on Top 7 Reasons You Can’t Lose Weight by [BLOCKED BY STBV] The Truth About Agave - Good Works Wellness | Holistic Health | Natural Wellness | Naturopathy

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 14:54:38 +0000

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Comment on Green Coffee Bean Extract and Raspberry Ketones: Truth or Hype? by GWWR

GWWR — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 20:26:40 +0000

Hi, there. Yes, it definitely could cause weight loss in your case due to potential adrenal involvement. Sorry you had this experience.

Comment on Diabetes and the Art of Motorcycle Riding by [BLOCKED BY STBV] Is Diabetes a Disease or Your Identity? - Good Works Wellness | Holistic Health | Natural Wellness | Naturopathy

Mon, 10 Jun 2013 19:17:56 +0000

[...] It drives me crazy to constantly see diabetes “support” organizations make statements such as, “Having diabetes is hard,” or “Diabetes is a constant stressor.” (Those are direct quotes taken from national diabetes support groups with online channels.) Having diabetes is only hard or stressful if you choose to view it as such. Diabetes is a serious disease, but it should NEVER become such a large focus of someone’s life that they cease to live normally. I talk to many people who tell me they “can’t” do things because of diabetes. My consistent response to that is, “Why the heck not?!” Having diabetes can be challenging, but shouldn’t be limiting. There is absolutely no reason people with diabetes cannot live full, abundant lives. People who control diabetes instead of allowing it to control them feel free to travel, participate in sports, ride motorcycles, stay active, and enjoy every minute. (For more info on having diabetes and riding motorcycles, please see Diabetes and the Art of Motorcycle Riding.) [...]

Comment on Green Coffee Bean Extract and Raspberry Ketones: Truth or Hype? by FLAVIA

FLAVIA — Sat, 08 Jun 2013 02:29:34 +0000

I have hashimoto and lupus, on medication for both. Just started raspberry ketone drops 5days ago, and I realize I am gainning weight! My weight increased 3 pounds in 5 days, is it possible?

Comment on How to be Your Own Thyroid Advocate by GWWR

GWWR — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 18:04:53 +0000

Hi, Brenda. I’m so sorry to hear that. I can relate to your frustration. I would definitely encourage you to seek a functional medicine or integrative doctor near you who will check the correct thyroid levels and prescribe based on those and on symptoms. It is worth it to find someone who will do the correct testing and prescribe accordingly. It made all the difference in the world for me. I’m hopeful you can find someone who will work with you and include you in their treatment team instead of issuing orders. My thoughts are with you. I wish you well!

Comment on How to be Your Own Thyroid Advocate by Brenda

Brenda — Sun, 02 Jun 2013 18:13:57 +0000

I am going through these same battles as you are with my thryoid.Back in 1994 I was diagnoses with hypothryoidism so I was put on Lovoxyl 112.That was fine for a few years,but then things started changing.So they raised my meds to 137.That helped for acouple years.From then on the drs raised and lowered my meds about every year.I had alot of symptoms also like you had.I started seeing an endocronologist after that for a few years,she put me through a biopsy which was torture!They found growths that she wanted to check for cancer,but they were benign.She had me taking 137 4 days a week and 150 3 days a week!!After awhile awhile my hair started falling out all the time.So I decided to just let my family doctor take care of my thryoid instead,because he thought she was keeping me too high as he would say each time I went to see him.Well he dropped me to 125mcg for acouple years now he has lowered me clear down to 100mcg!!I have never been that low in my life.When I talked to him about how I felt,he got snippy with me and said my thryoid levels were just fine!!He doesn’t listen to how I feel,he just leaves me on 100mcg.I have again scheduled an apt to see a different endocronologist,but have to wait 5 months to see him!!I now have sore joints all over my body,muscle cramps in my legs,brittle nails,hoarse voice,fatigue,low energy,and dry skin.I think I might take a higher dose on my own.I dont want to feel this way all summer!I am so tired of all of this.

Comment on Free Downloads by GWWR

GWWR — Tue, 28 May 2013 15:49:46 +0000

Hi, Sharon. Please forgive the delay in my response. Your comment unfortunately was buried under 500 spam comments. Never a dull moment! I am not sure why you received that error, as the page is working correctly for other users, but I will email you a copy of the chapter. I welcome your feedback. Thanks much!