Yeast Infection Effects - Ragland Blood Pressure Test to Check Your Adrenal Glands
I have been told by a doctor that all my diseases are formed by my yeast infection effects.
One of those problems is my adrenal glands, which I am controlling by having the Ragland blood pressure test.
It is a simple, inexpensive way to check the state of your adrenal glands.
You have someone take your blood pressure twice.
At the first time, you have to lie down for a minute and have them take your blood pressure.
Remain lying while they pump it up a second time.
Then, stand up and have them release the pressure right after you stand for a second reading.
The second reading should be higher (the top number only) by approximately 8 points.
If it stays the same as the first reading, your adrenal glands will start to become exhausted.
If you go down five points or so, they are more exhausted.
If they go down a lot, you are even worse off.
This is one of the best, least expensive diagnostic tests you can do for the adrenal function.
You can also send spit (4 samples) to a lab (with the help of your chiropractor).
Check with a chiropractor and they can set you up for that test if you do poorly on the Ragland test.
That would tell you your cortisone levels and DHEA-S levels.
The applied kinesiologist would likely also help you with that and then be able to continue the most thorough care for you.
They try to get to the root of your problems.
Ask the doctor if Drenamin and Thytrophin are good for you and how much you should take.
I'm not an expert on vitamins and amino acids.
What I was told is that the liquid forms absorb better in people who have absorption problems.
These were prescribed to me mainly for the candida problem, as my thyroid isn't as bad as my adrenal and candida problem.
My doctor assumes my core problem is candida and is treating that.
All other organs and glands can be ruined by the candida.
I am trying to reduce the candida so I will no longer have the absorption problem and, thus, eat healthier and absorb my vitamins through my food.
One of those problems is my adrenal glands, which I am controlling by having the Ragland blood pressure test.
It is a simple, inexpensive way to check the state of your adrenal glands.
You have someone take your blood pressure twice.
At the first time, you have to lie down for a minute and have them take your blood pressure.
Remain lying while they pump it up a second time.
Then, stand up and have them release the pressure right after you stand for a second reading.
The second reading should be higher (the top number only) by approximately 8 points.
If it stays the same as the first reading, your adrenal glands will start to become exhausted.
If you go down five points or so, they are more exhausted.
If they go down a lot, you are even worse off.
This is one of the best, least expensive diagnostic tests you can do for the adrenal function.
You can also send spit (4 samples) to a lab (with the help of your chiropractor).
Check with a chiropractor and they can set you up for that test if you do poorly on the Ragland test.
That would tell you your cortisone levels and DHEA-S levels.
The applied kinesiologist would likely also help you with that and then be able to continue the most thorough care for you.
They try to get to the root of your problems.
Ask the doctor if Drenamin and Thytrophin are good for you and how much you should take.
I'm not an expert on vitamins and amino acids.
What I was told is that the liquid forms absorb better in people who have absorption problems.
These were prescribed to me mainly for the candida problem, as my thyroid isn't as bad as my adrenal and candida problem.
My doctor assumes my core problem is candida and is treating that.
All other organs and glands can be ruined by the candida.
I am trying to reduce the candida so I will no longer have the absorption problem and, thus, eat healthier and absorb my vitamins through my food.