nutri thyroid

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hi suzannei've been to see dr p and bought his book, which is invaluable. i've been taking natural thyroid since mid feb and am beginning to see a small but noticeable improvement in my energy levels and mood, i believe it takes some months for it all to kick in properly. there are many others on this forum who are much more knowledgeable than me, but i've found i've also had to look at related conditions, eg adrenal stress and candida, as they are compounding my thyroid problem, and i've had to look at supplements for my adrenals before starting on my thyroid supplements. if you aren't going to see a doctor, i suggest you read your book thoroughly before you start any treatment.cheers deb

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Hi suzanne, I've not used this so do not feel able to comment. > thyroid treatment > From: susanne04107@...> > SOrry just noticed its Nutri Thyro complex.> > susanne> > > >> > I posted a message about this last week but got no replies and I can't find it now to bump it. > > > > I have been reading Dr Barry Durrant Peatfield's book and in it when talking about supplements he mentions Nutri Thyroid. If I take this would that give me the extra supplements I need relating to thyroid? I know I would still need iron as my ferritin is low but would it give me correct selenium, vit c etc? I'm a bit worried about trying to take all these seperately so if I could get them all in one table that would be great. Also, has anyone tried this and if so did you find it helped? > > > > Thank you > > susanne> >> > > > > ------------------------------------> > TPA is not medically qualified. Consult with a qualified medical practitioner before changing medication.> >

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Hi,

I thought Nutri Thyroid did not contain extra supplements. Below is ingredients

info.

I took Nutri Thyroid on Dr P's advice after the first consultation. It did

nothing for me. Dr P was surprised that I did not feel better - he told me to

start with Armour and I started to feel better within a few weeks.

But......the endo I saw in 2008 has finally admitted that the Nutri Thyroid I

was taking at the time of my blood test could have compromised the results. I am

having a long standing row with him because he said I do not have

hypothyroidism. So anyone taking NT should mention it to their doctor when

having blood tests.

B

Information

Nutri Thyroid provides thyroxin-free thyroid concentrate, boosted by parotid

concentrate to help nutritiionally support the thyroid gland.

Thyroid hormones help to regulate metabolic rate, body temperature and cellular

repair.

Thyroid concentrate contains the amino acids required to support healthy

function of the thyroid gland.

All glandulars are bovine source from New Zealand.

[Guest guest]

> I took Nutri Thyroid on Dr P's advice after the first consultation. It did

nothing for me. Dr P was surprised that I did not feel better - he told me to

start with Armour and I started to feel better within a few weeks.

>

Dr P also advised me to take this and build up to a maximum of 6 a day. Yes it

did help me, but only in a very slow and steady way, to be fair. I really

noticed the difference with the Armour.

I think there is that much controversy, that many people being told they don't

have a thyroid problem, when they do. I think he has a softer approach towards

treatment for those who have experienced controversy and not getting NHS help.

That was my thoughts anyway and perhaps he was concerned about treating your

adrenals with the supplements and also taking the Nutri Thyroid, before going

onto Armour. This was how I found the experience anyway. I think it is possible

for some people to only need a tiny dose of the nutri thyroid and it keeps them

ticking over. I am sure there are reasons why he's cautious at first with people

like us. I am wondring if it's a good sign, that perhaps when you are on the

Armour you'll notice better functioning?

I never had any blood tests while taking it, but have heard from others that it

can alter the blood results.

Fiona