PATHS- Module Discussion ~Improved Thyroid Function

[Jane]

To help shed some light on the different PATHS Modules, and what they do, we will be posting the different Module descriptions in here so that you can share your experiences and ask any questions you may have about the Module. We look forward to your responses!

Improved Thyroid Function
Designed to help those with Hypothyroidism

This Module is designed to improve thyroid function for those with Hypothyroidism (low thyroid function).*

Hypothyroidism is a condition that affects over five million people in America alone. Symptoms of Hypothyroidism include fatigue, weakness, weight gain or difficulty losing weight, dry skin and hair, depression, memory loss, and the list goes on.

The goal of this Module is to improve thyroid function. When thyroid hormones become balanced, optimum thyroid function will be restored naturally. This will result in the elimination of symptoms and problems that arise from Hypothyroidism.


Some issues addressed in this module:


- Increased ability of thyroid to produce T3 (thyroxine) and T4 (triiodothyronine)

- Increased tyrosine absorption

- Increased communication between the pituitary gland and the thyroid

- Increased production of TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone)

- Increase balance of TSH and thyroid hormones

- Increased T3 and T4 balance

- Increased communication between hypothalumus and pituitary gland


Recommended Program Supplements:

- Spirulina

- Multi-Vitamin and Mineral Supplement

Recommended Duration of Use:

Unlike many of our modules, Increased Thyroid Function requires continued used to receive consistent benefits. The biological instructions can only work while you are using the module.

*This Module is not intended to diagnose or cure any conditions. Continue with any doctor prescribed medication and scheduled visits.

[Moria]

I started on the Thyroid module a few days ago, so am not sure it's because of the module or not, BUT, yesterday was the first day I really felt energized and in a Great mood! I haven't felt that good in a long time!
Thing is, I have forgotten to take my medicine since we moved here, over three years ago!!, and this is the same feeling I got after I first started with the medication, so I do tend to think it's because of the module.

Moria x

[Kevin]

Moria

Hi Moria,

I know what you mean. I started taking thyroid medication many years ago after going to the doc and having felt a bit lethargic.

He did they thyroid test and said that I should be on the medication....but warned me once I started I would never be able to stop.

So I was on it for many years and it was effective (although I do not know what harm it might have silently been doing )

Then after a few months on my platinum (which had thyroid stuff in it) I just stopped taking the meds one day. A few months after that I went in and had a check up...thyroid levels were normal, even though I was not on the meds anymore!!!

I don't know if thyroid meds are particularly bad for you, but it is pretty common sense that your own body doing what it is supposed to do is better than any meds!

Have Fun!!!

[nadine]

When I was tested for thyroid function approx 1 1/2 years ago she said I was borderline. The way I was tested was by taking my temp every morning for a month. Would this be accurate? and if so would it be worth going on the thryoid module?

[Moria]

I hear ya, Kevin!

We have no idea what that medication is doing to us in the long run.
As of today, I still feel I have more energy than I've had in a long time! I feel so much more positive and joyful, and I'm convinced it's the Thyroid module!

So happy to hear that your levels are 'normal' now!! That just goes to show that most of the doctors have NO idea about our own healing capabilities!

I Love what Abraham says about being 'diagnosed':
Abe:
It is an interesting thing...as we watch you, you will find yourself
aware of a physical reaction. And almost without exception you want to
know, ' What did I eat? What did I do?'- you're looking for some
'outside' reason for it. You are almost happy to receive a diagnosis
that 'explains' to you, why you are feeling what you are feeling. And if
we were in your physical shoes, and we had a physical sensation, we
would stop and make an announcement...' I have just diagnosed myself
with vibrational misalignment. I'm in a state of vibrational
resistance.'

Moria x

[Moria]

Hi Nadine,

I haven't heard of being tested by checking you temperature, but when I was tested, through blood tests, I was considered to be within the 'normal' levels. Fortunately, I got a doctor that said, that since they didn't know what my optimum levels were, and that I had all the classical symptoms of an under active thyroid, he thought that the medicine would help out.

So, don't always accept what they tell you, only YOU know how you feel when you are at your best!

Moria x

[Pamela Vicik-Smith]

Just gotta love Abraham

Thanks for posting the Abe comment Moria. I was just listening to this month's Abe CD on my way home from work. I always seem to hear just the perfect Abe message at the most perfect time.

[Ahimsa]

I woke up from a dream the other night and all I could remember from it was the word "thyroxine". I told myself to remember it and when I got to work I looked it up. It is know as T4, a hormone produced by the Thyroid.

I didn't know what to make of it at first but remained a little preoccupied with it. I then remembered PATHS had a Thyroid Module so I went to read about it. While reading about it I kinda put 2 and 2 together and realized that I had been gaining a bit of weight lately and was a little more tired than usual. I figured my dream was telling me that my thyroid may be lagging some and the PATHS thyroid module would be helpful. I swapped it out yesterday and I will post back with my results!

[DeAnn]

Thanks guys for this great information.
I wasn't even aware there was a Thyroid module.
An M.D. told me fourteen years ago that there were problems with my thyroid even though my blood tests were normal. The doc knew I didn't deal with medication real well, so we never went that route.
It might be a good idea for me to try this one out for awhile.
Thanks again

[Kevin]

My latest check up shows that I still have normal levels and I am still not taking the thyroid meds.

[Inika]

Hooray Kevin! That's great!

My doc (a very cool guy) told me about checking your thyroid levels with your basal temperature: You have to take it first thing BEFORE you get up in the morning. Even raising your head increases your temp. Shake the thermometer down at night and keep it right next to you. Pop it in your mouth. Normal basal temperature is around 97.7, goes up to 98.7 and even 99.5 during and at the end of the day. If your temperature is below 97.7 likely you have an under active thyroid. Of course everyone is different and you will need to get a baseline temperature to monitor yourself.

I have been on the thyroid module for a while so will start checking my basal temperature and (hopefully) start decreasing my meds. Thanks for the impetus, Kevin!!

[Kevin]

Hooray Kevin! That's great!

My doc (a very cool guy) told me about checking your thyroid levels with your basal temperature: You have to take it first thing BEFORE you get up in the morning. Even raising your head increases your temp. Shake the thermometer down at night and keep it right next to you. Pop it in your mouth. Normal basal temperature is around 97.7, goes up to 98.7 and even 99.5 during and at the end of the day. If your temperature is below 97.7 likely you have an under active thyroid. Of course everyone is different and you will need to get a baseline temperature to monitor yourself.

I have been on the thyroid module for a while so will start checking my basal temperature and (hopefully) start decreasing my meds. Thanks for the impetus, Kevin!!

Oh, that makes sense. I am going to do that tomorrow morning before I get up.

[Rin]

I woke up from a dream the other night and all I could remember from it was the word "thyroxine". I told myself to remember it and when I got to work I looked it up.

That's very interesting Ahimsa. What turned me on to this module was a small incident one day at the pharmacy. One of the customers dropped his prescription, and as I picked it up I saw the word "Thyroxine" printed on it. It stuck in my mind, and when I got home I looked it up, and bingo!

[Kevin]

Hooray Kevin! That's great!

My doc (a very cool guy) told me about checking your thyroid levels with your basal temperature: You have to take it first thing BEFORE you get up in the morning. Even raising your head increases your temp. Shake the thermometer down at night and keep it right next to you. Pop it in your mouth. Normal basal temperature is around 97.7, goes up to 98.7 and even 99.5 during and at the end of the day. If your temperature is below 97.7 likely you have an under active thyroid. Of course everyone is different and you will need to get a baseline temperature to monitor yourself.

I have been on the thyroid module for a while so will start checking my basal temperature and (hopefully) start decreasing my meds. Thanks for the impetus, Kevin!!

I did this experiment a few times-

97.8
97.9
97.8





btw, it is amazing how many people gain weight and think they have an eating problem, when it is really an under active thyroid.

[Ahimsa]

Wow Rin! That's wild how similar our experiences were!