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Re: Estrogen Dominance by Ginagirl 11 y
”Estrogen Dominance and Thyroid Estrogen, progesterone, and thyroid hormones are interrelated. The thyroid is the hormone that regulates metabolic rate. Low thyroid tends to cause low energy levels, cold intolerance, and weight gain. Excess thyroid causes higher energy levels, feeling too warm, and weight loss. The thyroid gland makes two versions of thyroid hormone from tyrosine and iodine. Both versions are then enveloped in a relatively large glycoprotein complex called thyroglobulin and stored in the thyroid gland. To be released into the bloodstream for circulation througho ... 2,756 hits
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Re: dry and peeling skin,dry hair - detox? by Onwards 11 y
Inti- this does sound like low thyroid. What is your Ca/K ratio? Calcium/Potassium (Ca/K) Ratio: •Called the thyroid ratio because calcium and potassium play a vital role in regulating thyroid activity. •Does not always correlate with blood thyroid tests because hair analysis is a tissue test. Often blood tests will be normal but hair analysis will indicate an impaired thyroid function. Sometimes symptoms of hypothyroidism may be evident, but the hair test will show a hyperactive thyroid ratio. For nutritional correction, it is prudent to follow the hair analysis indication. Idea ... 8,272 hits
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Re: thyroid, brain temperature & more by torn2tears 12 y
Hi Ginagirl, Love your post. So very interesting! This is another slight angle regarding our little butterfly, the thyroid. One can imagine the thyroid gland as a furnace and the pituitary gland as the thermostat. The hypothalamus would be the person who regulates the thermostat since it tells the pituitary gland at what level the thyroid should be set. I imagine Iodine as lumps of coal. Instead of electricity we get Tn… t2t 3 lumps of iodine = T3 4 lumps of iodine = T4 So iodine molecules are added to make T3 (triiodothyronine), and four for T4 (thyroxine) -- the ... 5,470 hits
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Thyroid problems: can you cure it with fresh (sweat bread... by Petite Fleur 10 y View Entire Thread 2
Hi. I’d like to know if some of you with thyroid problems tried to eat fresh animal thyroid (sweet bread is delicious), I’m thinking of it, because in my country it has been a classic cure for thyroid problems a long time before synthetic thyroid medicine was invented. I’d like to know, if some people with the same problem here take fresh raw thyroid, dessicated thyroid, or iodine supplement. My case: I feel like I’m sometimes hypo and sometimes hyper. My symptoms: thyroids nodule, exophtalmia, swear, anxious, nervous, always tired, gain weight easily, crampe 3,515 hits
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All Roads Lead to the Thyroid by grizz 10 y
IMO, one of the most valuable reports on the internet is ”Stop The Thyroid Madness” (STTM) http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/site-map/ A Revelation suddenly came over me while I was researching our Testimonials file for more testimonials! The lowest common denominator to nearly all of the Iodine Deficiency Disease is the thyroid according to STTM Research. And what organ requires the most iodine concentration of all? The thyroid! As pointed out by too many testimonials to count, people have been suffering for DECADES with diseases that doctors could not figure out, have spent ... 918 hits
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Re: Thyroid Issues: Advice? by grizz 10 y
It is important to understand the Thyroid to see what is needs. This excellent article makes it easy to understand the complex thyroid: https://sites.google.com/site/violienshealth/thyroid It explains the importance of iodine to the thyroid. Most Americans are severely deficient in iodine, and so suffer thyroid and additional deficiency problems: https://sites.google.com/site/iodinereferenes/home Hope this helps, 1,440 hits
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Re: Sore throat even weeks after iodine supplmentation by Sjaak2017 7 y
Your Thyroid is in your throat if your throat hurts the iodine is hurting your thyroid , its that simple . i believe that large doses of iodine will shut down the thyroid and (cure) you because the organ what is causing your problems does not work anymore i dont know how long you can stay symptom free in that thyroid state and when you need thyroid hormones again just some one who has been lurking here a week with thyroid problems all his life 686 hits
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Green tea's catechins & Hashimoto's: Might Make Thyroid P... by Penn 6 y
Green Tea Might Make Thyroid Problems Worse ” Because of the effect green tea’s catechins may have on the thyroid, experts at Precision Nutrition, a nutrition- and exercise-coaching company, recommend that people with thyroid-based autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto’s syndrome, a type of hereditary hypothyroidism, avoid drinking green tea and taking any dietary supplements containing green tea extract. The catechins in green tea may cause an imbalance in their immune system’s T cell and B cell antibody responses, possibly resulting in more severe thyroid disorder symptoms. ” ht ... 2,609 hits
Forum: Iodine VWT Iodine Iodine Problems
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Thyroid and adrenals by crib111 12 y View Entire Thread 2
I know if your adrenals are shot that has a negative impact on your thyroid function, but I also read if you take thyroid supplements (i.e.armour thyroid) with adrenal fatigue that can further deplete the adrenals? Whats the link there? Also if bacteria ”supress” the thyroid, is that just the gland, or the hormone? If someone took thyroid supplement like armour thyroid, would the bad bacteria suppress that as well, or is it just the gland? 2,595 hits
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Re: Question on Caprilic acid and coconut oil by Jhan 19 y
I do not know which chemical in Coconut oil does so, but coconut oil is FANTASTIC for thyroid issue. And since die-off tends to cause Thyroid issue, high thyroid response when your body is overwhelmed by die-off - or even - in some case - low thyroid response when your body AND your thyroid are overwhelmed. SO here is your answer, coconut oil is an antifungal and a treatment for the thyroid gland. Jhan 4,827 hits 1 of 2 (50%)
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Weak liver? by zooii 19 y
I am not associated with this company. One view of hyperthyroidism taken from this site: http://www.sensiblehealth.com/ Thyroid disease and liver health My thyroid disorder (hyperthyroidism) did not start until 1989, the year that I was told I had badly congested liver. It was another stressful year for me. My choice was either surgery to remove part of my thyroid or taking radioactive iodine to inactivate part of my thyroid. I declined both because they often lead to hypothyroidism. I started taking large amounts of dulse leaf powder (1 heaping tablespoonful every day) to reduce m ... 2,340 hits
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FYI, Julia Chang, M.Sc. On Hypo/hyperthyroidism & Iodine R by Infinitelove 17 y View Entire Thread 14
http://www.sensiblehealth.com/other.html Thyroid disease and liver health My thyroid disorder (hyperthyroidism) did not start until 1989, the year that I was told I had badly congested liver. It was another stressful year for me. My choice was either surgery to remove part of my thyroid or taking radioactive iodine to inactivate part of my thyroid. I declined both because they often lead to hypothyroidism. I started taking large amounts of dulse leaf powder (1 heaping tablespoonful every day) to reduce my thyroid activity because high dosages of iodine inhibit thyroid activity ev ... 6,322 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Where to start: Adrenal vs. Thyroid? (excerpts) by #38976 17 y
Where to start: Adrenal vs. Thyroid? ”If both the thyroid and the adrenals are weak, adrenal repair must precede thyroid repair (see Metabolic Scorecard™ to determine whether problem is adrenal, thyroid, or both). If the adrenals are weak, then even normal thyroid activity places an excessive burden on them.” “Another way of looking at this thyroid/adrenal relationship is to think of the thyroid as ‘generating’ the energy while the adrenals need to be able to ‘handle’ the energy. If the thyroid generated energy is excessive for the adrenals’ ability to handle it, the body will down-r ... 6,852 hits
Forum: Hypothyroid Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: High Glucose and Cholesterol by #104854 14 y
Do you know if Thyroid-s or Thiroyd from Thailand is as good or strong as Erfa’s Thyroid from Canada? Or are Thyroid-s and Thiroyd pretty much like nuti-meds Desiccated Bovine Thyroid as far as ”potency”? I’m just confused on whether to take my Thyroid test results to my ”wellness center” doc and pay the $150 for the visit and get a scriipt for Thyroid meds and get Erfa’s Thyroid or scrap the doc and order Thyroid-s or Thiroyd and just order my Thyroid blood tests myself like I just did originally(I never used the doc for the blood tests). Kind of do it on my own and go by symptoms and ... 2,866 hits
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Your Thyroid Gland: The Often Overlooked Key To Optimal H... by plzchuckle 14 y
It only weighs about an ounce, yet it’s one of your body’s most important organs. Meet your thyroid gland. Located at the base of your neck, just below your Adam’s apple, this tiny organ is responsible for the optimal functioning of a wide variety of body functions because it produces the hormones that regulate the metabolic activities of every cell in your body. It does this in two ways—first by stimulating the production of health-supporting proteins by nearly all of your body’s cells and tissues, and secondly by increasing the amount of life-giving oxygen ... 1,134 hits
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Your Thyroid Gland: The Often Overlooked Key To Optimal by plzchuckle 14 y
It only weighs about an ounce, yet it’s one of your body’s most important organs. Meet your thyroid gland. Located at the base of your neck, just below your Adam’s apple, this tiny organ is responsible for the optimal functioning of a wide variety of body functions because it produces the hormones that regulate the metabolic activities of every cell in your body. It does this in two ways—first by stimulating the production of health-supporting proteins by nearly all of your body’s cells and tissues, and secondly by increasing the amount of life-giving oxygen ... 6,595 hits
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Your Thyroid Gland: The Often Overlooked Key To Optimal by plzchuckle 11 y
It only weighs about an ounce, yet it’s one of your body’s most important organs. Meet your thyroid gland. Located at the base of your neck, just below your Adam’s apple, this tiny organ is responsible for the optimal functioning of a wide variety of body functions because it produces the hormones that regulate the metabolic activities of every cell in your body. It does this in two ways—first by stimulating the production of health-supporting proteins by nearly all of your body’s cells and tissues, and secondly by increasing the amount of life-giving oxygen that your cells can use. As a ... 8,353 hits
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Re: Faster Metabolism from Iodine by Ginagirl 9 y
Differentiate from taking the ”drug” in carbonate form used for bipolar disorders, vs supplementing a few milligrams of orotate or chloride . http://www.uptodate.com/contents/lithium-and-the-thyroid ”Lithium increases intrathyroidal iodine content, inhibits the coupling of iodotyrosine residues to form iodothyronines (thyroxine [T4] and triiodothyronine [T3]), and inhibits release of T4 and T3. (See ’Introduction’ above.) ●Lithium can cause goiter and hypothyroidism, and its use has been associated with both thyroid autoimmunity and hyperthyroidism. Goiter and hypothyroidism ar ... 1,675 hits
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Re: Still taking Healthguard T18 for thyroid goiter by tamm5 17 y
I got mine from the distributer in Canada also. I only have Thyroid Throu at this point. (I am still waiting for Thyroid Plaster.) I have only been taking 4 caps a day but I am planning to increase once I know it won’t adversely affect me. (I am on estrogen, and because hormones all interact, I am being careful introducing Thyroid Throu which make change the requirement of estrogen by lowering thyroid hormones.) I am only mildly hyperthyroid (I am taking 2.5mg of methimazole every other day and my thyroid panel numbers are within the normal range), but my thyroid is still slightly enlar ... 12,848 hits
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How iodine accelerates weight loss by supporting the thyr... by wombat 17 y View Entire Thread 3
http://www.newstarget.com/008902.html ”An underactive thyroid can encourage water retention, leading to excess weight and cellulite.” ”If adjusting your diet and exercising more hasn’t helped you reach a healthy body weight, you may have hypothyroidism, or an underactive thyroid gland. In addition to weight gain, other symptoms of hypothyroidism include a bad complexion, fatigue, forgetfulness, loss of sex drive, impotence, irritability and unhealthy hair, nails and teeth. Fortunately, you can help normalize an underactive thyroid gland by increasing your intake of the mineral ... 7,059 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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iodine-deficient mothers, low milk supply & post-partum d... RR by wombat 16 y View Entire Thread 8
http://allonhealth.com/health-news/breastfeeding-and-thyroid.htm Post partum thyroid dysfunction is common especially in women with Hashimoto’s thyroid inflammation. This can express itself as mild depressions through to full paranoid delusions and psychotic behavior. With the help of anti-depressants and thyroid most people can be brought out of this quite quickly. Fortunately response is often rapid, within a week to thyroid hormone and anti-depressants. During the pregnancy the demands for thyroid hormone and iodine are more than normal. The placenta also puts out a hormone t ... 5,476 hits
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Re: A glut of cheap carbs & iodine deficiency *edit* by wombat 17 y
Well more power to you, PM. It’s got to be difficult dealing with all these restrictions at such a young age. That’s a blessing though, too, you’ve got a lot of years of good living ahead of you:) Yeah, it’ll be interesting to watch your progress. I look forward to your updates! For future reference, Newport’s got info on the specific carbohydrate diet...or perhaps you should look into the low-glycemic index carb diet. I would imagine that you’ll have to be very cautious re-introducing carbs... One more link for you, you probably already knew this, but coconut oil is GREAT for thyroid he ... 2,671 hits
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Thyroid Function in Mothers of Hypothyroid Newborns by wombat 15 y
Just want to put this info out there. http://journals.lww.com/greenjournal/Abstract/1999/01000/Thyroid_Function_in_Mothers_of_Hypothyroid.4.aspx Thyroid Function in Mothers of Hypothyroid Newborns DUSSAULT, JEAN H. MD; FISHER, DELBERT A. MD Objective: To assess etiologic significance of maternal autoimmune thyroid disease on incidence of transient congenital hypothyroidism in newborns. Methods: Thyroid function was assessed in 259 mothers of hypothyroid newborns from the Quebec newborn screening program between 1984 and 1996. Maternal blood samples were taken routinely at th ... 5,061 hits
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Tim O'Shea's "The Doctor Within" R by freya 17 y
Excerpt: (the entire article is very interesting, and also, the entire site) http://thedoctorwithin.com/index_fr.php?page=articles/all_women.php HYPOTHYROID? GUESS AGAIN The thyroid, the adrenals, and the ovaries. Closely connected, in a thousand ways. Another award-winning snap misdiagnosis of the 90s has been "hypothyroidism." To push Synthroid, a powerful thyroid mimicker, many women are told they are thyroid deficient, for the flimsiest of reasons. Fatigue is the usual complaint. Obesity is another. A borderline thyroid level in one blood test is enough to trigger ... 1,859 hits
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Re: --incorrect way of looking at the condition-- by west4 18 y
Hi Moreless, It’s a very interesting concept how alkaline and acid substances interact to create the energy your body needs. There was a misunderstanding about the thyroid. Yes I cured my HYPOthyroidism (underactive thyroid) by doing a detox which removed mercury (known to suppress the thyroid). In my case, it was so bad that I had to take thyroid hormone for three years which I stopped right after I did the detox. Once, my thyroid started to work again and I stopped taking the thyroid hormone supplement, it was producing too much thyroid hormone and I now had HYPERthyroidism which broug ... 10,558 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Link to test ranges & doctors by serene_tea 19 y
I found these links to be helpful: test ranges for common thyroid tests and recommended doctors in your area. I found out from research that non all low thyroid patients can be diagnosed with tests, the tests just aren’t that sophisticated yet. So if you are feeling sick, look for a doctor who is more open to working with you and not just telling you your bloodwork is normal and leaving it at that -- like my doctor did. Also there are other conditions which can look like low thyroid, so if you aren’t feeling well, I think it’s irresponsible of a doctor to just run a couple thyroid tests ... 2,476 hits
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Low Milk Supply & Breastfeeding With Thyroid Problems by imalurnin 17 y View Entire Thread 5
Dr. Derry addresses this problem facing some new moms who want to breastfeed yet find their milk supply is low. Excerpt from Dr. Derry, about.com Post partum thyroid dysfunction is common especially in women with Hashimoto’s thyroid inflammation. This can express itself as mild depressions through to full paranoid delusions and psychotic behavior. With the help of anti-depressants and thyroid most people can be brought out of this quite quickly. One of my most serious cases of mine involved frightening thoughts by the mother about harming her baby. She buried all of ... 4,224 hits
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Re: progesterone question by cora 17 y
Estrogen dominance. I’ve read that nearly everyone has ED. DId a little oogling - found this, might help: (URL pasted below) Progesterone and Thyroid hormone Buy the Book by Dr. Lee Renewed Balance Natural Progesterone Cream More Progesterone Articles Though each hormone is unique, hormone balance involves a complex harmonious blend of all hormones. I tend to think or hormones as instruments in an orchestra - the harmony we seek is the proper contribution of all the instruments together not only in pitch but also in volume and rhythm. The same is true of sex hormones and thyr ... 4,137 hits
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When Brownstein has lowered dose of medication- by High on Water 17 y
From the 9th paragraph, first article, of THIS LINK: “My experience has shown that 1/3 of patients currently taking thyroid medications will need to lower their dose of thyroid hormone after starting iodine supplementation….If the patient exhibits signs of too much thyroid hormone (palpations, nervousness, etc.), it is time to lower the dose. Generally, I have found in those patients on thyroid medication where the addition of iodine causes hyperthyroid symptoms, a 50% reduction in the dose of thyroid hormone will rectify the problem. If the patient is on a low thyroid dose (i.e., H ... 2,835 hits
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I like this site for interpreting thyroid testing R by cora 15 y
http://www.endocrineweb.com/tests.html Thyroid Gland Function Common Tests to Examine Written by James Norman MD, FACS, FACE Some information on this page is a little more advanced. If you have trouble understanding the process of normal thyroid function, please go to our page describing this process first. As we have seen from our overview of normal thyroid physiology, the thyroid gland produces T4 and T3. But this production is not possible without stimulation from the pituitary gland (TSH) which in turn is also regulated by the hypothalamus’s TSH Releasing Hormone. Now, w ... 5,909 hits
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Re: Armour Thyroid Formula Change by Hveragerthi 15 y
Here is some good information on the change: http://thyroid.about.com/b/2009/07/01/forest-pharmaceuticals-armour-thyroid-and-thyrolar-are-still-back-ordered-and-the-company-couldnt-care-less.htm http://thyroid.about.com/od/thyroiddrugstreatments/a/armour-reformulation.htm I read one source from a doctor that the changes were FDA mandated, but I cannot find any proof of this or what changes were supposedly mandated. Personally I don’t like any hormone replacement therapy. All they do is make the glands lazy and shut them down. Therefore, in my opinion natural or synthetic thyroi ... 10,016 hits
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Re: iodine and the thyroid gland by Newport 16 y
from: Rethinking the TSH Test: An Interview with David Derry, M.D., Ph.D. http://www.thyroid-info.com/articles/david-derry.htm The main ingredient of thyroid hormone, which distinguishes it from other molecules of similar size (molecular size), was the element which made thyroid hormone namely iodine. So I did a thorough search of the literature on iodine. This review led me to try to use iodine and thyroid therapeutically. The TSH had caused all research on the therapeutic use of both of these substances to stop dead. My biochemical and pharmacological background has allowed m ... 3,060 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Re: it's the cancer "cure" that kills by Newport 17 y
Any idea why this may be occuring? Could it be a LACK of iodine? ------ ”The perfect example of this is sited in a Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) article entitled ”Increasing Incidence of Thyroid Cancer in the US, 1973-2005.” Thee statistics show that thyroid cancer increased by 300% during this period, while deaths from thyroid cancer remained the same--rare, at less than 1,500 deaths annually. ”New ultrasound diagnoses of thyroid nodules shows that they are very prevalent. Autopsies have found thyroid cancer in 36% of all thyroid glands. And when examining ex ... 3,210 hits
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Re: & by wombat 16 y
good primer on thyroid hormone: http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/thyroid/physio.html ...For the purpose of illustration, consider one mechanism by which thyroid hormones increase the strength of contraction of the heart. Cardiac contractility depends, in part, on the relative ratio of different types of myosin proteins in cardiac muscle. Transcriiption of some myosin genes is stimulated by thyroid hormones, while transcriiption of others in inhibited. The net effect is to alter the ratio toward increased contractility.... ”It is likely that all cells in ... 13,011 hits
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Re: Hashimoto's treatment explained - Dr Haskell by paraboy 8 y
Dr Haskell did point out that when there is damage to they thyroid, such as scar tissue, these folks may have to stay on thyroid medication and he does mention dessicated thyroid as well. You mentioned that even you have to take some thyroid in order to feel better due to damage. I really don’t see how what he is doing is contrary to what you are saying, other than he likes to use a synthetic compounded thyroid med, instead of natural thyroid (due to thyroidperoxidase activity increases) that he sees with dessicated thyroid hormone. He explains that this is the process that he found ... 2,117 hits
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Re: Insane stuck throat feeling for months now. Help need... by WhoAreYouNormally 7 y
Well, mercury in particular just fux up the entire endocrine system in a thousand ways, not the least of which is preventing T3 conversion. Speaking of which have you ever tried supplementing T3 alone? Try different forms of selenium like yeast derived and brazil nuts or brazil nut oil or mussels A lot of the peaters take natural thyroid btw which you probably know. Just to be thorough if you do wind up taking hormone make sure it’s a good brand and usually bovine is tolerated best. Armour changed their formula a while back and a lot of people who had done well on it suddenly became ... 2,229 hits
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Re: cold to the bones! by grizz 10 y
Sissy, Thyroid damage from the toxins fluoride, bromide & chlorine can take a long time to recover from. http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/fluoride-and-your-thyroid/ Fluoride is so damaging t the thyroid it may not ever recover. In this case you need to see your doctor to supplement with ”Natural Dessicated Thyroid.” http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/natural-thyroid-101/ This is your thyroid Bible http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/site-map/ Grizz 1,615 hits
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Thyroid problems: iodine or raw/dessicated thyroid? by Petite Fleur 10 y View Entire Thread 3
Hi. I’d like to know if some of you with thyroid problems tried to eat fresh animal thyroid (sweet bread is delicious), I’m thinking of it, because in my country it has been a classic cure for thyroid problems a long time before synthetic thyroid medicine was invented. I’d like to know, if some people with the same problem here take fresh raw thyroid, dessicated thyroid, or fist took iodine and had better result with raw or dessicated thyroid. My case: I feel like I’m sometimes hypo and sometimes hyper. My symptoms: thyroids nodule, exophtalmia, swear, anxious, nervous, always tir ... 1,886 hits
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Re: Can iodine lower basal body temperature? by grizz 10 y
It can take a long time (as in 1 or 2 years) for a thyroid damaged by toxins to recover. Worse, the thyroid my not ever recover if you were drinking a lot of liquids with fluoride. http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/fluoride-and-your-thyroid/ It may help to supplement your Lugols/iodoral with SSKI. This will allegedly help your thyroid to recover. You may also need to take Dessicated Thyroid Medication until your thyroid recovers. Most folks report that over time while taking iodine, they are able to reduce their thyroid hormone. Even if you start thyroid medication, you stil ... 3,946 hits
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Re: anyone had side effects with Isocort? by pod66 14 y
i just read the book Stop the Thyroid madness by Janie A. Bowthorpe and the author discusses that remaining on starting dose of thyroid too long can be a mistake. She suggests that the dose you start at should be increased in one to two weeks by a half a grain. ”Patients continue with 1/2 grain raises every two weeks, slowing down as they approach three grains to give the T4 in the thyroid a full four to six weeks to fully build. If you do not do it this way, your body thinks your thyroid has suddenly produced more hormones. And via the TSH from your pituary gland, your thyroid is told t ... 11,893 hits
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