02-02-2010, 05:03 AM
Hazel, it is something that has come up before. I know in another post myself and Anastasia were talking about things that might contribute to not developing or for that matter not fully going through puberty the first time. At the time, we were discussing how badly stress, trauma, ect can really mess someones body up in so many ways, which can interfere with puberty in my opinion. What is a more stressful time, than puberty for some girls. Stress leads to cortisol, which in large quantities, can lead to hormone embalances, thyroid issues, and adrenal issues, which in turns if you get one of these it can cause the others to begin, ect. I think there are so many things that can go wrong while we are developing really, but at least we now know we get a do over if we are lucky enough to figure out the right things our body needs.
Before I get long winded I want to point out so that others might end up reading this, that there are things that can be taken that address both thyroid and adrenal, so that you are killing two birds with one stone and that is taking hyrolyzed collagen. The reccommended dose is about 10g if someone has a serious problem going on. I'm taking less though as of this week. I'm taking one called super collagen + C which is 6g of type I and II.
I began taking it hoping that it will help with my arthritis some, and posibly perk up my adrenal glands which I had problems with a couple of years ago, and they seem to be lagging again, but in reality I think everyone can benefit some from taking it during the nbe process. It's awesome for hair, nails, bones, joints, thyroid, and for adrenal.
Here is a great link for trying to figure out if a persons problem is thyroid or adrenal. It's a pretty informative little chart and the rest of the site is good also there isa section of reccomendations for whichever catagory you fall under.
http://www.drrind.com/therapies/metaboli...oms-matrix
Before I get long winded I want to point out so that others might end up reading this, that there are things that can be taken that address both thyroid and adrenal, so that you are killing two birds with one stone and that is taking hyrolyzed collagen. The reccommended dose is about 10g if someone has a serious problem going on. I'm taking less though as of this week. I'm taking one called super collagen + C which is 6g of type I and II.
I began taking it hoping that it will help with my arthritis some, and posibly perk up my adrenal glands which I had problems with a couple of years ago, and they seem to be lagging again, but in reality I think everyone can benefit some from taking it during the nbe process. It's awesome for hair, nails, bones, joints, thyroid, and for adrenal.
Here is a great link for trying to figure out if a persons problem is thyroid or adrenal. It's a pretty informative little chart and the rest of the site is good also there isa section of reccomendations for whichever catagory you fall under.
http://www.drrind.com/therapies/metaboli...oms-matrix