the Fucothin stuff

Why would seaweed raise your temp?

"Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I have no connection to this product, except as a self-appointed guinea
pig.

I've been taking Fucothin for about two weeks. It is sold as a
thermogenic. My typical body temperature (for years) was around 97.6 on my
digital thermometer. Today, my temperature is: 98.7

The study supporting the Fucothin stuff indicated that it would take 6
weeks for a thermogenic effect.

The company that sells it makes no claim about appetite effects. However,
I seem to get a consistent reduction of appetite for about 2 hours after
taking the capsule.

The stuff is made from seaweed.

FYI

Cubit

Cubit said:

I have no connection to this product, except as a self-appointed guinea pig.

I've been taking Fucothin for about two weeks. It is sold as a thermogenic.
My typical body temperature (for years) was around 97.6 on my digital
thermometer. Today, my temperature is: 98.7

The study supporting the Fucothin stuff indicated that it would take 6 weeks
for a thermogenic effect.

The company that sells it makes no claim about appetite effects. However, I
seem to get a consistent reduction of appetite for about 2 hours after
taking the capsule.

The stuff is made from seaweed.

Just what the menopausal woman with hot flashes needs...

Marsha/Ohio

LOL!!!

"Marsha" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Cubit said:

I have no connection to this product, except as a self-appointed guinea
pig.

I've been taking Fucothin for about two weeks. It is sold as a
thermogenic. My typical body temperature (for years) was around 97.6 on
my digital thermometer. Today, my temperature is: 98.7

Quoted message said:

Just what the menopausal woman with hot flashes needs...

Marsha/Ohio

Quoted message said:

Why would seaweed raise your temp?

Why would someone wants to raise the body's temperature?

hhhmmm... how exactly do you pronounce that? Fucothin...

I'd like to Fucothin myself... as its a great way of exercise and frankly,
my temperature rises a few degrees every time. :-)

"Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I have no connection to this product, except as a self-appointed guinea
pig.

I've been taking Fucothin for about two weeks. It is sold as a
thermogenic. My typical body temperature (for years) was around 97.6 on my
digital thermometer. Today, my temperature is: 98.7

The study supporting the Fucothin stuff indicated that it would take 6
weeks for a thermogenic effect.

The company that sells it makes no claim about appetite effects. However,
I seem to get a consistent reduction of appetite for about 2 hours after
taking the capsule.

The stuff is made from seaweed.

FYI

Cubit

LFM said:

hhhmmm... how exactly do you pronounce that? Fucothin...

I'd like to Fucothin myself... as its a great way of exercise and frankly,
my temperature rises a few degrees every time. :-)

Fulocheet isn't it?
--
http://www.steppenwolf.com/lyr/mnnster.html

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hhhmmm... how exactly do you pronounce that? Fucothin...

I'd like to Fucothin myself... as its a great way of exercise and
frankly, my temperature rises a few degrees every time. :-)

What? Taking a pill is a "great way of exercise"?

You ask: Why?

Burning calories can be literally that. The idea is that the basal metabolic
rate is increased. Weightloss is from the difference between calories
consumed and calories burned. The body has various temperature regulating
mechanisms, so, if the Fucothin works, one would expect the body temperature
to not go above 98.6. However, the body may be using perspiration or changes
in circulation to dissipate the extra heat.

I can lose weight without this, but it is hard work. I welcome with hope
something that may make things easier without causing psychological
stimulant effects.

Two weeks is a short time to judge, but my subjective impression is that
this stuff is a "home run" winner.

Expect supply sources to become difficult, as word gets out.

Again, I have no connection to the product. I don't even own stock in
"Garden of Life."

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Why would seaweed raise your temp?

Why would someone wants to raise the body's temperature?

Pat said:

Quoted message said:

Why would seaweed raise your temp?

That's the scary part. Wanna bet there are warnings that
anyone with thyroid issues will explode with a gory thud
if they take these tablets? ;^)

Quoted message said:

Why would someone wants to raise the body's temperature?

Body temperature is a very simple measure of basal
metabolism. Every tenth of a degree above ambient is
some number of calories getting burnt daily.

Pat said:

"LFM" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

hhhmmm... how exactly do you pronounce that? Fucothin...

I'd like to Fucothin myself... as its a great way of exercise and
frankly, my temperature rises a few degrees every time. :-)

What? Taking a pill is a "great way of exercise"?

I think it's a play on words. What four letter word starts with the first
three letters of Fucothin?

--
Bob in CT

In article <[email hidden]>,

Doug Freyburger said:

Pat said:

Quoted message said:

Why would seaweed raise your temp?

That's the scary part. Wanna bet there are warnings that
anyone with thyroid issues will explode with a gory thud
if they take these tablets? ;^)

Quoted message said:

Why would someone wants to raise the body's temperature?

Body temperature is a very simple measure of basal
metabolism. Every tenth of a degree above ambient is
some number of calories getting burnt daily.

Isn't iodine deficiency associated with some thyroid disorders?

Wouldn't seaweed have a high iodine content?

When I was seriously hyperthyroid (before it was diagnosed, as a matter
of fact), I was always warm, wearing t-shirts in rooms where others were
wearing sweaters and complaining of how cold it was. When I was
HYPOthyroid, I was always cold, using several blankets even in the
summer. I didn't bother with an air-conditioner in my current house
until my thyroid was well regulated.

--
AF
"Non Sequitur U has a really, really lousy debate team."
--artyw raises the bar on rec.sport.baseball

Cubit said:

You ask: Why?

Burning calories can be literally that. The idea is that the basal metabolic
rate is increased. Weightloss is from the difference between calories
consumed and calories burned. The body has various temperature regulating
mechanisms, so, if the Fucothin works, one would expect the body temperature
to not go above 98.6. However, the body may be using perspiration or changes
in circulation to dissipate the extra heat.

I can lose weight without this, but it is hard work.

If you worked as hard at eating less as you do with obsessing about your
weight, you'd lose weight.

Quoted message said:

I welcome with hope
something that may make things easier without causing psychological
stimulant effects.

Two Pound Diet.

Quoted message said:

Two weeks is a short time to judge, but my subjective impression is that
this stuff is a "home run" winner.

It's not and you will be off on some other tangent sooner than later.

Quoted message said:

Expect supply sources to become difficult, as word gets out.

lol
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http://www.steppenwolf.com/lyr/mnnster.html

Pat said:

"LFM" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

hhhmmm... how exactly do you pronounce that? Fucothin...

I'd like to Fucothin myself... as its a great way of exercise and
frankly, my temperature rises a few degrees every time. :-)

What? Taking a pill is a "great way of exercise"?

You missed that jet plane, it flew right over your head.
--
http://www.steppenwolf.com/lyr/mnnster.html

So how many do you take/day?

Cubit wrote:
| You ask: Why?
|
| Burning calories can be literally that. The idea is that the basal
| metabolic rate is increased. Weightloss is from the difference
| between calories consumed and calories burned. The body has various
| temperature regulating mechanisms, so, if the Fucothin works, one
| would expect the body temperature to not go above 98.6. However, the
| body may be using perspiration or changes in circulation to dissipate
| the extra heat.
|
| I can lose weight without this, but it is hard work. I welcome with
| hope something that may make things easier without causing
| psychological stimulant effects.
|
| Two weeks is a short time to judge, but my subjective impression is
| that this stuff is a "home run" winner.
|
| Expect supply sources to become difficult, as word gets out.
|
| Again, I have no connection to the product. I don't even own stock in
| "Garden of Life."
|
|
|
| "Pat" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
| news:[email hidden]...
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||| Why would seaweed raise your temp?
||
|| Why would someone wants to raise the body's temperature?

Quoted message said:

Just what the menopausal woman with hot flashes needs...

Marsha/Ohio

Flame On.

I have suggested my wife could heat the house if I stuck her in the furnace.
🙂

Poor girl

Brian

222/198/185
since Jan01/07

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They say to take 3 caps per day. The caps are small.

"FOB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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So how many do you take/day?

Cubit wrote:
| You ask: Why?
|
| Burning calories can be literally that. The idea is that the basal
| metabolic rate is increased. Weightloss is from the difference
| between calories consumed and calories burned. The body has various
| temperature regulating mechanisms, so, if the Fucothin works, one
| would expect the body temperature to not go above 98.6. However, the
| body may be using perspiration or changes in circulation to dissipate
| the extra heat.
|
| I can lose weight without this, but it is hard work. I welcome with
| hope something that may make things easier without causing
| psychological stimulant effects.
|
| Two weeks is a short time to judge, but my subjective impression is
| that this stuff is a "home run" winner.
|
| Expect supply sources to become difficult, as word gets out.
|
| Again, I have no connection to the product. I don't even own stock in
| "Garden of Life."
|
|
|
| "Pat" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
| news:[email hidden]...
||
||| Why would seaweed raise your temp?
||
|| Why would someone wants to raise the body's temperature?

According to the manufacturer it has 5% of the daily requirement for iodine.

"Alice Faber" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Doug Freyburger said:

Pat said:

> Why would seaweed raise your temp?

That's the scary part. Wanna bet there are warnings that
anyone with thyroid issues will explode with a gory thud
if they take these tablets? ;^)

Quoted message said:

Why would someone wants to raise the body's temperature?

Body temperature is a very simple measure of basal
metabolism. Every tenth of a degree above ambient is
some number of calories getting burnt daily.

Isn't iodine deficiency associated with some thyroid disorders?

Wouldn't seaweed have a high iodine content?

When I was seriously hyperthyroid (before it was diagnosed, as a matter
of fact), I was always warm, wearing t-shirts in rooms where others were
wearing sweaters and complaining of how cold it was. When I was
HYPOthyroid, I was always cold, using several blankets even in the
summer. I didn't bother with an air-conditioner in my current house
until my thyroid was well regulated.

--
AF
"Non Sequitur U has a really, really lousy debate team."
--artyw raises the bar on rec.sport.baseball

Alice Faber said:

When I was seriously hyperthyroid (before it was diagnosed, as a matter
of fact), I was always warm, wearing t-shirts in rooms where others were
wearing sweaters and complaining of how cold it was. When I was
HYPOthyroid, I was always cold, using several blankets even in the
summer. I didn't bother with an air-conditioner in my current house
until my thyroid was well regulated.

Have always been warm, even when I was hypOthyroid.

Different strokes, different folks.

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LFM said:

hhhmmm... how exactly do you pronounce that? Fucothin...

I'd like to Fucothin myself... as its a great way of exercise and
frankly,
my temperature rises a few degrees every time. :-)

Fulocheet isn't it?

certainly sounds like the same product.