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Barnes Thyroid Test
I have found a new Chiropractor, Dr. Amy Thomas of Easton, Pa.
I found Dr. Amy a year ago while looking for my new Eye specialist. Dr. Amy was at the top of the staircase on the way down to Eye Doctor's office. There was something about the energy coming from her office that I went in to get a business card. So glad I did. A year later I was at her doorstep looking for advise and help.
Why do I tell you that? Because I will be speaking about Dr. Amy in a future video and post.
While filling out one of several forms as a new patient, I came across something I knew about and used years before, but had forgotten about. This is the Barnes Thyroid Test. It's a good measurement of under arm temperature to determine hypo and hyperthyroid states. This test was developed by Dr. Broda Barnes M.D.
The test is conducted by the patient in the a.m. before leaving bed-with the temperature being taken for 10 minutes. The test is invalidated if the patient expends any energy prior to taking test- getting up for any reason, shaking down the thermometer,etc. It is important that the test be conducted exactly 10 minutes, making the prior positioning of both the thermometer and clock important.
PRE-MENSES FEMALES AND MENOPAUSAL FEMALES
Any 2 days during month
FEMALES HAVING MENSTRUAL CYCLES
The 2nd and 3rd day of flow or any 5 days in a row
MALES
Any 2 days during month
You can do the following test at home to see if you have a functional low thyroid.
Use an oral thermometer or a digital one. When using digital, place the probe between under arm for 5 minutes, then turn machine on, continue for an additional 5 minutes.
When using a regular one, shake down the night before.
Stay tuned for my results. My temperature for 2 days was 96.5 and 97.3. I look forward to see what Dr. Amy has to say. I will share my results in next post.
Thank you for always stopping by. Any comments are greatly appreciated.
Cheers, Lynn
I found Dr. Amy a year ago while looking for my new Eye specialist. Dr. Amy was at the top of the staircase on the way down to Eye Doctor's office. There was something about the energy coming from her office that I went in to get a business card. So glad I did. A year later I was at her doorstep looking for advise and help.
Why do I tell you that? Because I will be speaking about Dr. Amy in a future video and post.
While filling out one of several forms as a new patient, I came across something I knew about and used years before, but had forgotten about. This is the Barnes Thyroid Test. It's a good measurement of under arm temperature to determine hypo and hyperthyroid states. This test was developed by Dr. Broda Barnes M.D.
The test is conducted by the patient in the a.m. before leaving bed-with the temperature being taken for 10 minutes. The test is invalidated if the patient expends any energy prior to taking test- getting up for any reason, shaking down the thermometer,etc. It is important that the test be conducted exactly 10 minutes, making the prior positioning of both the thermometer and clock important.
PRE-MENSES FEMALES AND MENOPAUSAL FEMALES
Any 2 days during month
FEMALES HAVING MENSTRUAL CYCLES
The 2nd and 3rd day of flow or any 5 days in a row
MALES
Any 2 days during month
You can do the following test at home to see if you have a functional low thyroid.
Use an oral thermometer or a digital one. When using digital, place the probe between under arm for 5 minutes, then turn machine on, continue for an additional 5 minutes.
When using a regular one, shake down the night before.
Stay tuned for my results. My temperature for 2 days was 96.5 and 97.3. I look forward to see what Dr. Amy has to say. I will share my results in next post.
Thank you for always stopping by. Any comments are greatly appreciated.
Cheers, Lynn
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