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Julie Ryan

Endocrine

Excess Weight

Tracie from Blue Springs, MO, asked:

Hi Julie

I’m 46 and have been on hypothyroid medication for 2 years.

Although I’m not a lethargic person anymore, I haven’t lost any weight. In fact I’m gaining.

This seems to have started after childbirth 11 years ago. I do not take hormones, don’t smoke or do drugs and occasionally have a social drink at a get-together. 

For the most part I eat healthy but could do better. I don’t regularly work out, but I’m very active.

Any insights you can share about my condition will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hi Tracie,

When I connected to you I could see you have heavy metal toxicity.

Metals like aluminum, mercury, copper, and cadmium, to name a few, get into our bodies through metal fillings in our teeth, through herbicides and pesticides sprayed on our food supply and from fish and non-purified fish oil supplements.

Our bodies store these metals in our fat in order to protect our vital organs from being contaminated. In this case, fat is beneficial because it helps us survive. Our bodies won’t release the extra weight (fat) as long as metal toxicity is an issue.

Here are some recommendations:

1) Eat as much organic food as possible, in particular, cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, and cabbage along with cilantro, and wild blueberries. You can find organic wild blueberries in the freezer section of your grocery store or at Costco or Sam’s. Go to bulletproofexec.com/diet and download the free food chart. Eat what’s on it.

2) Consider soaking in a bathtub of warm water mixed with Bentonite Clay. Bentonite Clay is aged volcanic ash that when hydrated produces an electric charge that draws heavy metals and other impurities out of the body. You’ll find Bentonite Clay in stores like Whole Foods and Sprouts and online at Amazon. It’s inexpensive.

3) If possible, spend some time in an infrared sauna. Infrared saunas have been shown to be particularly effective in removing heavy metals from stored fat.

Once I energetically removed the heavy metal toxins from your body, you looked vibrant and healthy.

Hope this information helps.

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Endocrine Mystery

Donya from Port Orchard, WA, asked:

Hi Julie,

Could I have a medical scan please?

What do you see with my endocrine system?  Thank you.

Hi Donya,

I’m delighted to do a medical scan for you.

After connecting with you I could see lots of inflammation. Once I got it calmed down, I saw what looked like adrenal fatigue.

The adrenal glands, there are two, are the size of a grape and sit on top of the kidneys.

Our adrenals help normalize blood sugar, reduce inflammation, regulate blood pressure and help us deal with stress, primarily by producing a hormone called cortisol.

If you’re low in cortisol, you could be feeling fatigued and have difficulty concentrating. You may notice sleep issues and have trouble losing weight and most of all, you may be feeling a lot of brain fog.

After energetically applying a dose of cortisol to your system, you looked vibrant and healthy.

Please consider consulting with a functional medicine physician. Functional medicine docs will reverse engineer your symptoms, help you figure out what’s causing those symptoms and help you fix the source of the problems.

To find a functional medicine doctor go to the Institute for Functional Medicine and put in your zip code. You’ll be provided with a list of physicians in your area.

Hope this information helps and hope you feel better!

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