Re: Re: The Taste of Nature-Throid 1

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I am keeping it under my tongue til it's mostly dissolved, which involves

almost 45 minutes or so, but it never completely dissolves. So far, so

good, as far as the way I feel, so I must not absorption problems of the

gut. This is the thing that I was worried about, when I realized it simply

doesn't dissolve that much under the tongue. I do feel like I'm absorbing

it. Got to take it, as it's a matter of survival. I can live with it, as

long as I'm feeling better. No doctor around me to prescribe Armour, so I

may as well get used to it, lol.

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> You are a better woman than I could ever be!! I can handle the

> Armour. It has a sweet taste, and I just go about my business, no

> problem. But I cannot imagine what you are going through with the

> Nature-Throid, because I have such a strong gag reflex. I am afraid

> I would have to go back to swallowing, lol!!!

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> Cathryn

[Guest guest]

Yeh, all I need is one of those red lip pencils to make the bow on the top

lip and the pout on the bottom one, hehe. Now to find the man.

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> Oh, and ... some guys go for that Pouty look... just to put a

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[Guest guest]

Hi

I'm now up to 135 mgs of Armour (Naturethroid?), and yes, I still have palps

sometimes, but, who knows, I may have developed MVP, I don't know. I know

I'm sleeping so much better than I was, and other things are so much better.

I do think that some of it is circumstantial also, as us thyroidians and

adrenal compromised people have a tendency to react physically much faster

to outside influences----anger, anxiety, situational circumstances, and

things we may not have acted upon yet in our lives. We are so sensitive to

everything, I think. I'm not writing things off to that completely, but it

does play it's role in all this too.

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> I am so, so happy to hear about your terrific progress! Now that's

> what it's all about, right? It must be truly amazing to start

> feeling good after feeling so poorly for so long. I notice little

> improvements or a positive thought in tiny bits and tiny pieces and

> then it goes away, unfortunately. Maybe the Nature Throid is even

> better for you than the Armour. What dose are you up to? Thanks.

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> I'm done with my little experiment; decreasing my dose of Armour to

> 90mg while introducing the iron to see if that's what was making my

> heart pound and palp. Been okay with the iron for a week but all

> those nasty hypo signs were coming back. Especially the pain, the

> digestive problems, fatigue. I'm back up to 105mg as of yesterday

> and today, thank heavens. Now little heart, please cooperate.

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