Re: Radio interview with Marisue CEO Nutri-Meds about thyroid

[Guest guest]

Thank you

[Guest guest]

I just now listened to the 12/11/9 radio interview at

naturalsolutionsradio and I have a question about the glandulars

discussed in the interview. I've tried a number of over the counter

thyroid supplements. I tried the vitamin shoppe thyroid complex. Later

I tried a product called thyroplex and another called thyroid boost.

These products seemed like the same thing under different labels.

I didn't feel any better after using any of them. If I felt certain

that I'd feel better from taking nutrimed's thyroid product, I'd buy it

in a heartbeat, but I'm concerned I'd just be buying more of the same

thing that didn't help me previously.

As the year draws to a close, I can mark yet another anniversary -- last

week it was my 5-year anniversary of getting dx'd with breast cancer.

This week marks a full year of supplementing with iodine. I've been

taking 100 mg most days since july and all the companion supplements in

the protocol, and I'm still tired all the time and have temperature at

97.4-6. I really hoped the iodine protocol would nudge my thyroid into

gear, but I'm still waiting... hope someone has some helpful insights

on nutrimeds.

Jana

Dr. Eliezer Ben-ph wrote:

>I will be interviewing Marisue Venables the CEO of Nutri-Meds about the

>Thyroid, and a supplemental solution for thyroid issues.

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NutriMeds works, it just seems a little weaker

than the prescription stuff. I had very good

results with Raw Thyroid also.

Raw Thyroid has adrenal support, kelp, and bovine

dessicated thyroid all in one capsule. With

NutriMeds the adrenal support and dessicated

thyroid are purchased separately, and you can

choose whether you want bovine or porcine. They

also have several hormone balancers like DHEA and

pregnelelone(sp?)

I had decent results with both of them.

Thyroid Energy has no dessicated thyroid if I

remember correctly and neither does that other one.

Hope that helps:)

Bethann

If we could sell our experiences for what they

cost us, we'd all be millionaires.

Abigail Van Buren

Jana wrote:

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> I just now listened to the 12/11/9 radio interview at

> naturalsolutionsrad io and I have a question about the glandulars

> discussed in the interview. I've tried a number of over the counter

> thyroid supplements. I tried the vitamin shoppe thyroid complex. Later

> I tried a product called thyroplex and another called thyroid boost.

> These products seemed like the same thing under different labels.

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> I didn't feel any better after using any of them. If I felt certain

> that I'd feel better from taking nutrimed's thyroid product, I'd buy it

> in a heartbeat, but I'm concerned I'd just be buying more of the same

> thing that didn't help me previously.

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> As the year draws to a close, I can mark yet another anniversary -- last

> week it was my 5-year anniversary of getting dx'd with breast cancer.

> This week marks a full year of supplementing with iodine. I've been

> taking 100 mg most days since july and all the companion supplements in

> the protocol, and I'm still tired all the time and have temperature at

> 97.4-6. I really hoped the iodine protocol would nudge my thyroid into

> gear, but I'm still waiting... hope someone has some helpful insights

> on nutrimeds.

> Jana

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> Dr. Eliezer Ben-ph wrote:

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> >I will be interviewing Marisue Venables the CEO of Nutri-Meds about the

> >Thyroid, and a supplemental solution for thyroid issues.

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IMHO, and based on my experiance; I think the Nutri-meds Thyroid is a LOT weaker

then the Rx. They reccomend no more then 5 caps/day. My guess is more than 5/day

could cause TSH suppression.Therefore, 5 caps is probably less than 1 gr. If

someone is just 'Thyroid fatigued', it may help.However, I should think Iodine

and Tyrosine supplements would be better in that case. I have FMS, and my wife

has Hypothyroidism.Neither of us got any relief from Nutri-meds Thyroid, even at

5 caps/day. We have started on Rx. NTH, I get measurable reduction in my

symptoms, currently holding at 3gr./day, and will shortly be increasing. It

eliminates the trigger point muscle pain, but, as yet, not the fatigue. My wife

is holding at 2 gr., about to start increasing her dose after holding for 1

month. No reduction of symptoms yet, but we're hopeful. She has mitral vavle

prolapse, and gets palps, so we're having to go slow with her.Jim

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[Guest guest]

Good morning Jim:)

All of us are different and in different

situations and at all different stages in healing.

What works for me may not work for others. What

works for you may not work for me:)

All I know is NutriMeds and Raw Thyroid helped me

out a lot, until I got my Armour script. They

didn't totally take care of everything, but my

head was clearer, my energy level was better, if

not the greatest, and I wasn't as bluesy. I also

lost 13 lbs between one visit to the doctor and

the next while taking NutriMeds. I've improved

much more, with the Armour. But I only take a

small amount of Armour. Well right now I do. I

won't know what's up until my next blood work is

drawn. But I only take 30 mg once a day of Armour.

I'm not sure I want to raise it. I will if I just

have to, but I'd rather not.

I've never even taken OTC pain meds if I could

avoid it. All this pill popping, powder taking,

and liquid drinking, really doesn't sit well with

me, but I'll do what I have to to get better and

stay that way.

I'm doing the iodine, supporting the adrenals, and

taking Armour. And trying to stay unstressed while

cutting down exposure to fluoride and other

chemicals as much as possible. And alkalizing. I

had a really bad Herx reaction when I first

started taking Iodine, For a week I lay in the bed

and didn't want to even wiggle. Gawd it was awful.

Drank water, went to the bathroom, and slept. But

this was before I found the Iodine protocol or the

Iodine group, LOL. Now I've got more of an idea

how to go about things. Once a week or so I still

get a drippy nose and a draggy feeling. I just

drink more water. And it passes in a few hours or so.

I hope at some point to get off the Armour

altogether. I see it as necessary right now for me

to function. But I still take one of the NutriMeds

adrenal plus once a day. And it keeps me on an

even keel. I can tell when I haven't taken it.

So I guess it's all in what individual needs each

person has as to whether the NutriMeds, or Raw

Thyroid, works well for them or not.

Bethann

If we could sell our experiences for what they

cost us, we'd all be millionaires.

Abigail Van Buren

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> IMHO, and based on my experiance; I think the Nutri-meds Thyroid is a

> LOT weaker then the Rx. They reccomend no more then 5 caps/day. My guess

> is more than 5/day could cause TSH suppression. Therefore, 5 caps is

> probably less than 1 gr. If someone is just 'Thyroid fatigued', it may

> help.However, I should think Iodine and Tyrosine supplements would be

> better in that case. I have FMS, and my wife has Hypothyroidism. Neither

> of us got any relief from Nutri-meds Thyroid, even at 5 caps/day. We

> have started on Rx. NTH, I get measurable reduction in my symptoms,

> currently holding at 3gr./day, and will shortly be increasing. It

> eliminates the trigger point muscle pain, but, as yet, not the fatigue.

> My wife is holding at 2 gr., about to start increasing her dose after

> holding for 1 month. No reduction of symptoms yet, but we're hopeful.

> She has mitral vavle prolapse, and gets palps, so we're having to go

> slow with her.Jim

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I emailed Nutri-Meds and they said one capsule is approximately equivalient to 1

grain. I would not take five thinking this equals one grain. You should never

go against the recommendations of the manufacturer. They did say their formula

is not manipulated or standardized for strength which is why they have no issues

with the FDA.

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Interesting, thanks! I have been wondering why NTH is Rx. only, whereas

Nutri-meds is OTC.I found that Nutri-meds did nothing for my FMS symptoms,

whereas NTH does.My theory is that FMS is caused by innadequate levels of T-2

hormone, because I found an OTC supplement for body builders, that has (only)

T-2 hormone, and that also relieved my symptoms. Unfortunately, it also has

other stuff, and says not to take for more than 30 days, and not more than

3/day.

Also interesting that this body builder supplement has a standardised amount of

T-2 isomers, and yet is OTC.

Its called Mitotropin, and has a specific amount of 3,3 diiodothyronine and 3,5

diiodothyronine per pill.

Now I understand why dessicated adrenal from nutri-meds doesn't specify whether

or not it contains cortisol, or how much. If they did, it would be Rx. only.Jim

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If Nutri-Meds are (as the manufacturer states) whole and unaltered thyroid gland

based, and if thyroxine is a natural part of the thyroid gland, then I would

assume that it should be present.

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[Guest guest]

The Porcine Thyroid, and Adrenal support from

NutriMeds worked for me before I got a script from

my doctor. And saved me, before I started taking

iodine. So I know it works:) It just seems to work

better for some than others. But like I said that

may be due to iodine issues. I'm so glad I found

this group!

Bethann

If we could sell our experiences for what they

cost us, we'd all be millionaires.

Abigail Van Buren

Dr. Eliezer Ben-ph wrote:

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> When I talked to Marisue I went over that very item. We talked about

> what the FDA requires and I mentioned that other companies that use

> dessicated thyroid have the T4 removed. She said and I again quote

> that nothing is removed from the dessicated thyroid that they use. It

> is the whole thyroid. This is the reason that it is 135 mg. and not 60

> mg. as in Armour. It is definitely working for clients as their

> chemistries come back to normal, and more importantly symptoms begin to

> disappear.

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> Dr. Eliezer Ben-ph

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> I invite any of you to join me live on the radio any Saturday morning

> with questions or just to listen. Just go to my web site at:

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> whereas

> > Nutri-meds is OTC.I found that Nutri-meds did nothing for my FMS

> > symptoms, whereas NTH does.My theory is that FMS is caused by

> > innadequate levels of T-2 hormone, because I found an OTC

> supplement for

> > body builders, that has (only) T-2 hormone, and that also

> relieved my

> > symptoms. Unfortunately, it also has other stuff, and says not to

> take

> > for more than 30 days, and not more than 3/day.

> > Also interesting that this body builder supplement has a

> standardised

> > amount of T-2 isomers, and yet is OTC.

> > Its called Mitotropin, and has a specific amount of 3,3

> diiodothyronine

> > and 3,5 diiodothyronine per pill.

> > Now I understand why dessicated adrenal from nutri-meds doesn't

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> > whether or not it contains cortisol, or how much. If they did, it

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