low body temp is a sign of hypothyroidism

[Guest guest]

Hi Shirley,

 

Yes, low body temp is a sign of hypothyroidism.

 

I've read:

Hypothyroidism by Broda O. Barnes, M.D.

and

Wilson's Syndrome by E. Denis Wilson M.D.

 

I am not going to take thyroid hormones. I think all hormones should be

regulated by the body, and that we are playing God if we try.

 

I believe that God made my body perfect, and it is doing everything right to

keep me alive.

All I have to do is feed my body right and He will heal it.

 

I spent over 40 year messing up my body, I feel I can wait 40 years for Him to

heal it. I've spent most of my life wanting to be in control of my life. I don't

like to wait for anything, but I've decided to tried to learn to be patient and

sit back and let God do things in His time, in His way. By eating raw I am just

make sure He has the " raw " material, to do the job.

 

Psa 27:14

Wait on the LORD: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait,

I say, on the LORD.

 

Isaiah 40:31

Those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with

wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not

faint.

 

Again this is just to share my motive why I just don't run to some doctor to

give me thyroid hormones. This is my faith, my walk with God, this is what I

feel is right for me, and I am in no way recommending going this route for

anyone else.

 

Shirley, thank you for caring and sharing.

 

May God bless you and yours,

 

Dale

webmaster

http://hishealingways.com

 

P.S.

 

I just read:

 

If anyone does the testing the temperature thing and finds they have low temps,

you can also use coconut oil.

 

I had the same problem with low body temp, cold all the time etc. and I took one

tablespoon of coconut oil three times a day and after four weeks, my temp was

normal (98.6) all the time. In fact, sometimes it is even higher!

 

If you want to research for yourself, read Dr. Fife's book " Eat Fat Look Thin " .

It will really open your eyes to the miracles of coconut oil.

 

Internet Source:

http://www.rawfood.com/cgi-bin/forum/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=002575;p\

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And

 

I've read somewhere people on a vegan diet their temperature run lower, but I

can't find the quote.

 

And I've read:

 

Scientists in the United States have discovered three things which help predict

how long someone is going to live.

In a study published in the journal Science, they report that the length of a

person's life is related to their body temperature, and to levels of two

chemicals, insulin and DHEAS, circulating in the blood.

 

On average, people who have a lower body temperature live longer, as do those

with lower levels of insulin, and those with higher levels of DHEAS.

 

Internet Source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2167316.stm

 

 

 

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Message: 15

Thu, 13 May 2004 23:02:54 -0600

" Shirley " <docwhite

Re: Digest Number 753

 

Dale,

Just read your testimony at your website and you state your average temp is 96.?

and you have a slow metabolism. These are classic signs of hypothyroidism.And

perhaps with going raw this will take care of itself

I love her books also,awesome.

Shirley

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello Dale and all~

I am not prosyletizing or out trying to convert anyone else, but I want to say

that I absolutely feel closer to God eating this way. It is incredible.

I do have some questions though about bread and God and stuff that probably

arent appropriate here.

thanks

Angela

 

Dale Wing <dwing wrote:

 

This is my faith, my walk with God, this is what I feel is right for me

Dale

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Angela LaMonte <amadera656 wrote:

Hello Dale and all~

I am not prosyletizing or out trying to convert anyone else, but I want to say

that I absolutely feel closer to God eating this way. It is incredible.

 

 

To late, I'm allready converted. Its ok by me if you want to talk about God and

bread and stuff. I was wondering my self if Jesus ate his bread raw.

 

Nicholas Costanza

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Go God. And imho, the Bible refers to bread in its prayer because

those were not the times for civilization to try to convert to raw.

 

Rich

 

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rawfood , Angela LaMonte <amadera656>

wrote:

> Hello Dale and all~

> I am not prosyletizing or out trying to convert anyone else, but

I want to say that I absolutely feel closer to God eating this way.

It is incredible.

> I do have some questions though about bread and God and stuff that

probably arent appropriate here.

> thanks

> Angela

[Guest guest]

He probably ate the same bread as everyone else, at least in his

public ministry. But who knows, maybe when he was traveling before

his public mission he ate a raw vegan diet. Here's a little tidbit I

like about Jesus abstaining from meat.

 

Rich

 

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The Urantia Book, P.1936 - §3 The apostles knew that Jesus had

celebrated other Passovers without the lamb; they knew that he did

not personally participate in any sacrificial service of the Jewish

system. He had many times partaken of the paschal lamb as a guest,

but always, when he was the host, no lamb was served. It would not

have been a great surprise to the apostles to have seen the lamb

omitted even on Passover night, and since this supper was given one

day earlier, they thought nothing of its absence.

 

rawfood , Nicholas Costanza <jetpostman>

wrote:

> To late, I'm allready converted. Its ok by me if you want to talk

about God and bread and stuff. I was wondering my self if Jesus ate

his bread raw.

>

> Nicholas Costanza

[Guest guest]

The term " hypothyroidism " is mis-used. Actual " hypothyroidism " would

be dramatic conditions like cretinism and mongoloidism. Those who do

not have these conditions are more accurately described as people

having low thyroid, since they are on the low side of the normal

range.

 

Having a lower body temperature may be considered abnormal, but then

normal just means average, and is compared to the median population

of SAD eaters. Raw vegans on a fruitarian diet can expect to have

lower temperatures, since we have cooler running engines. We

generate less heat, since most of the extreme heat generated in the

body of the average person is a result of the body frantically

trying to digest the indigestibles they consume, and the body

whipping itself into a frenzy, frantically trying to eliminate

poisons.

 

Having a cooler engine also means we will probably live longer, not

running our engines so fast. The body conserves energy, does not

squander or use up its vitality, the body is very economical, so a

lower body temperature accompanies a state of health.

 

If we have a low thyroid, the body will correct it in its time, when

the body is ready. There are no " miracle " foods, and the fact that

consuming a fractionated food such as oil results in a higher body

temperature is an interesting bit of info, which shows us that the

body is struggling, having to generate more energy, having to work

harder to metabolize the oil.

 

Zsuzsa

[Guest guest]

rawfood , " southladogs " <southladogs>

wrote:

> The term " hypothyroidism " is mis-used. Actual " hypothyroidism "

would

> be dramatic conditions like cretinism and mongoloidism. Those who

do

> not have these conditions are more accurately described as people

> having low thyroid, since they are on the low side of the normal

> range.

>

> Having a lower body temperature may be considered abnormal, but

then

> normal just means average, and is compared to the median population

> of SAD eaters. Raw vegans on a fruitarian diet can expect to have

> lower temperatures, since we have cooler running engines. We

> generate less heat, since most of the extreme heat generated in the

> body of the average person is a result of the body frantically

> trying to digest the indigestibles they consume, and the body

> whipping itself into a frenzy, frantically trying to eliminate

> poisons.

>

 

Thanks for telling me that, I always thought we should be 98.6 no

matter what, but such is not true.

 

> Having a cooler engine also means we will probably live longer, not

> running our engines so fast.

 

And look younger too!

 

> The body conserves energy, does not

> squander or use up its vitality, the body is very economical, so a

> lower body temperature accompanies a state of health.

 

Rich

 

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[Guest guest]

Would you care to quote any kind of support for this statement?? From

what I am able to surmise from my own body temperature being low, and

being SICK at the same time with chronic fatigue, a lowered body

temperature is NOT a sign of health. Not necessarily. While it MAY

depend on what is normal for each individual, if one has always had a

temp of 98.6 and then it lowers, then cause for concern is

legitamate. The reason is because there is a reason our body's have a

certain temp- temp kills harmful bacteria. That's a good reason to

let a temp run its course.

 

Further, what makes you think you have a cooler running engine

because you are vegan or a fruitarian? Is there any science data for

that? What would it mean if a person is consistently hot with a low

threshold for heat yet runs a low body temp?? There are many factors

here and I've not found a lot of info on it and I've been looking. So

if you have good data please share it. OTherwise, I think you are

pulling this out of thin air.-- anne

 

rawfood , " Rich Sachs " <seconaphim> wrote:

> rawfood , " southladogs " <southladogs>

> wrote:

 

Raw vegans on a fruitarian diet can expect to have

> > lower temperatures, since we have cooler running engines. We

> > generate less heat, since most of the extreme heat generated in

the

> > body of the average person is a result of the body frantically

> > trying to digest the indigestibles they consume, and the body

> > whipping itself into a frenzy, frantically trying to eliminate

> > poisons.

> >