Non-medical Treatment of Wilson's Temperature Syndrome

If left untreated, Wilson's Thryoid Syndrome can

1. Sometimes correct itself over a period of months to years
2. Often persist and worsen in stages over a period of decades

Without a Doctor's help people can try:

• Eliminating as much physical, and emotional stress from their lives as possible
• Moderate exercise for 12-15 minutes, 2 - 4 times/day (especially about 30 minutes after meals)
• Small frequent meals (on the order of 6/day) that are high in protein, and low in carbohydrate
• Getting plenty of rest

Wilson's Temperature Syndrome is often a result of people becoming physically and/or emotionally overwhelmed. Anything that can enhance a person's physical or emotional well-being has a chance of turning their WTS around. This may include correcting any nutritional deficiencies patients may have, or correcting any other disease processes that may be going on. However, WTS itself may contribute to certain deficiencies and diseases that might clear up quickly if the WTS was corrected.

One problem with correcting nutritional deficiencies is that it's hard for people to know what nutrient they may be deficient in. They could take dozens of herbs and vitamins and still miss the one they might really be needing, and never know it. Some people are lucky enough to find some kind of approach or product that works well for them. Unfortunately there are many more that end up trying product after product, year after year, and never finding anything that works very well.

Rather than trying to find a combination of many things that might be helpful, sometimes it's a lot easier, more enlightening, less expensive, less time-consuming, and more productive to try one thing that has an excellent chance of helping almost everything else. The body temperature is the one factor that can affect virtually every chemical reaction in the body. Currently, the most definitive way to reset the body temperature is with Wilson's Temperature Treatment.