Re: New to you Introduction.

[Guest guest]

Okay let me ask. Instead of taking something that is nasty would one Muti B help or should I take more?

[Guest guest]

The only reason that I can think of that it may be helping you is the

extra protein. There is nothing in or about brewer's yeast that would

supplement low thyroid output?

Anybody else heard anything?

Topper ()

On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 06:31:47 -0000 " spawn2u "

writes:

> Hello all,

> I am a man in my mid 30's. I have was diagnosed with

> hypothyroid

> just under 5.5 years ago. Since that day it seems that my symptoms

> have periodically been worse. This week I tried something that

> seems

> to be helping and I am praying that it will continue to work. What

> is it? Brewers Yeast.

> I am in no way saying that anyone should try this and if you know

> that I am actually hurting myself let me know!

> Let me tell you how come I have tried this and tell exactly what I

> have changed. I am not going to bore you with my life story I just

> want you to know I have fealt extremely yucky for months and years

> and this week I feel great.

> Recently I have been having real bad symptons; Extreme!! fatigue

> and weight gain have been the worst symptoms.

> There are three things I believe that have caused these symptoms.

> 1. I quit smoking in July and that nearly killed me.

> I have searched forums etc. and found little mention of the impact

> that quiting smoking will have on a person with Hypothyroid. Here

> is

> how it worked for me, I gained 20 lbs, I have been fatigued since

> July.

> 2. Stress around big changes in life.

> I have started working out regular this week. Other than insomnia

> every night I am doing pretty good.

> 3. Winter months just bring me down.

> I can not remember one winter; for a long time; that I have not been

> depressed as soon as the first cloud floats in over head. I don't

> plan on being depressed I just wake up blue one day. I wonder if

> there is a thyroid connect.

> Well about that Brewers Yeast:

> I was standing in a store, in the natural stuffs area, waiting for

> my

> wife when I picked up some natural healing book using herbals etc.

> I

> have been real fatigued and wondering about what can help with

> hyopthyroid, so I picked up that book and went right for the tyroid

> section. In there was a few things that were mentioned and for

> some reason the Brewers Yeast sounded interesting.

> On Moday afternoon this week I put two teaspoons of the Brewers

> Yeast

> on my lunch, that night I had insomnia pretty bad no other effects

> were noted.

> On Tuesday afternoon this week I put two teaspoons of the Brewers

> Yeast on my lunch, that night I had insomnia pretty bad no other

> effects were noted. I worked out but it was not easy.

> On Wednesday afternoon I put two teaspoons of the Brewers Yeast on

> my lunch, that night I had insomnia but I fealt ok. I worked out but

> it was a little easier.

> On Thursday afternoon I put two teaspoons of the brewers Yeast on

> my lunch, a little later I realized that I was not fatigued even though

> I did not sleep well the previous night. That evening I fealt good.

> Thursday night I slept like a baby.

> On Friday afternoon I did the two teaspoons and Felt great in the

> afternoon and evening. I worked out, it was a breeze.

> Today I had more energy than I remeber having in a long, long time,

> it was great. :) I totally scrubbed the kitchen, worked out hard

> and

> did the normal shopping gig, its now 10:25pm and I feel great.

> Problems I have noticed:

> I think my heart may be speeding a bit right after taking the

> brewers

> yeast but I am taking it in one sitting I may split that up to two.

> Insomnia but I have that anyway so at least I feel good on 4 hours

> sleep.

> How to take the Brewers Yeast. Ok I put it on my food but that is

> kind of sickening because it turns to a sludge in food and the

> taste although not horrible does take over most things.

> I put it in a glass of juice and did shots today that went pretty

> good I think I will try that again.

[Guest guest]

Hello---Spawn?!---Brewers Yeast is the world's greatest source of ALL the B

vitamins, and is more highly absorbable than a lot of sources. It tastes so

nasty, but really is an excellent source of these vitamins. When I take B

vitamins close to bedtime, I don't sleep at ALL. Anyway, what is your main

treatment for the thyroid problems? What type of thyroid disease do you

have? Hashimoto's?

New to you Introduction.

> Hello all,

> I am a man in my mid 30's. I have was diagnosed with hypothyroid

> just under 5.5 years ago. Since that day it seems that my symptoms

> have periodically been worse. This week I tried something that seems

> to be helping and I am praying that it will continue to work. What is

> it? Brewers Yeast.

>

> I am in no way saying that anyone should try this and if you know that

> I am actually hurting myself let me know!

>

> Let me tell you how come I have tried this and tell exactly what I

> have changed. I am not going to bore you with my life story I just

> want you to know I have fealt extremely yucky for months and years and

> this week I feel great.

>

> Recently I have been having real bad symptons; Extreme!! fatigue and

> weight gain have been the worst symptoms.

>

> There are three things I believe that have caused these symptoms.

> 1. I quit smoking in July and that nearly killed me.

> I have searched forums etc. and found little mention of the impact

> that quiting smoking will have on a person with Hypothyroid. Here is

> how it worked for me, I gained 20 lbs, I have been fatigued since

> July.

>

> 2. Stress around big changes in life.

> I have started working out regular this week. Other than insomnia

> every night I am doing pretty good.

>

> 3. Winter months just bring me down.

> I can not remember one winter; for a long time; that I have not been

> depressed as soon as the first cloud floats in over head. I don't

> plan on being depressed I just wake up blue one day. I wonder if

> there is a thyroid connect.

>

> Well about that Brewers Yeast:

> I was standing in a store, in the natural stuffs area, waiting for my

> wife when I picked up some natural healing book using herbals etc. I

> have been real fatigued and wondering about what can help with

> hyopthyroid, so I picked up that book and went right for the tyroid

> section. In there was a few things that were mentioned and for some

> reason the Brewers Yeast sounded interesting.

>

> On Moday afternoon this week I put two teaspoons of the Brewers Yeast

> on my lunch, that night I had insomnia pretty bad no other effects

> were noted.

>

> On Tuesday afternoon this week I put two teaspoons of the Brewers

> Yeast on my lunch, that night I had insomnia pretty bad no other

> effects were noted. I worked out but it was not easy.

>

> On Wednesday afternoon I put two teaspoons of the Brewers Yeast on my

> lunch, that night I had insomnia but I fealt ok. I worked out but it

> was a little easier.

>

> On Thursday afternoon I put two teaspoons of the brewers Yeast on my

> lunch, a little later I realized that I was not fatigued even though I

> did not sleep well the previous night. That evening I fealt good.

> Thursday night I slept like a baby.

>

> On Friday afternoon I did the two teaspoons and Felt great in the

> afternoon and evening. I worked out, it was a breeze.

>

> Today I had more energy than I remeber having in a long, long time, it

> was great. :) I totally scrubbed the kitchen, worked out hard and

> did the normal shopping gig, its now 10:25pm and I feel great.

>

> Problems I have noticed:

> I think my heart may be speeding a bit right after taking the brewers

> yeast but I am taking it in one sitting I may split that up to two.

>

> Insomnia but I have that anyway so at least I feel good on 4 hours

> sleep.

>

> How to take the Brewers Yeast. Ok I put it on my food but that is

> kind of sickening because it turns to a sludge in food and the taste

> although not horrible does take over most things.

>

> I put it in a glass of juice and did shots today that went pretty good

> I think I will try that again.

[Guest guest]

Many people that are hypo thyroid have low b-12 and folic acid. Brewers yeast has both plus helps your iron levels. That is what is helping.

New to you Introduction.

Hello all, I am a man in my mid 30's. I have was diagnosed with hypothyroidjust under 5.5 years ago. Since that day it seems that my symptomshave periodically been worse. This week I tried something that seemsto be helping and I am praying that it will continue to work. What isit? Brewers Yeast. I am in no way saying that anyone should try this and if you know thatI am actually hurting myself let me know!Let me tell you how come I have tried this and tell exactly what Ihave changed. I am not going to bore you with my life story I justwant you to know I have fealt extremely yucky for months and years andthis week I feel great.Recently I have been having real bad symptons; Extreme!! fatigue andweight gain have been the worst symptoms. There are three things I believe that have caused these symptoms.1. I quit smoking in July and that nearly killed me.I have searched forums etc. and found little mention of the impactthat quiting smoking will have on a person with Hypothyroid. Here ishow it worked for me, I gained 20 lbs, I have been fatigued sinceJuly.2. Stress around big changes in life.I have started working out regular this week. Other than insomniaevery night I am doing pretty good.3. Winter months just bring me down.I can not remember one winter; for a long time; that I have not beendepressed as soon as the first cloud floats in over head. I don'tplan on being depressed I just wake up blue one day. I wonder ifthere is a thyroid connect.Well about that Brewers Yeast:I was standing in a store, in the natural stuffs area, waiting for mywife when I picked up some natural healing book using herbals etc. Ihave been real fatigued and wondering about what can help withhyopthyroid, so I picked up that book and went right for the tyroidsection. In there was a few things that were mentioned and for somereason the Brewers Yeast sounded interesting.

[Guest guest]

Many people that are hypo thyroid have low b-12 and folic acid. Brewers yeast has both plus helps your iron levels. That is what is helping.

New to you Introduction.

Hello all, I am a man in my mid 30's. I have was diagnosed with hypothyroidjust under 5.5 years ago. Since that day it seems that my symptomshave periodically been worse. This week I tried something that seemsto be helping and I am praying that it will continue to work. What isit? Brewers Yeast. I am in no way saying that anyone should try this and if you know thatI am actually hurting myself let me know!Let me tell you how come I have tried this and tell exactly what Ihave changed. I am not going to bore you with my life story I justwant you to know I have fealt extremely yucky for months and years andthis week I feel great.Recently I have been having real bad symptons; Extreme!! fatigue andweight gain have been the worst symptoms. There are three things I believe that have caused these symptoms.1. I quit smoking in July and that nearly killed me.I have searched forums etc. and found little mention of the impactthat quiting smoking will have on a person with Hypothyroid. Here ishow it worked for me, I gained 20 lbs, I have been fatigued sinceJuly.2. Stress around big changes in life.I have started working out regular this week. Other than insomniaevery night I am doing pretty good.3. Winter months just bring me down.I can not remember one winter; for a long time; that I have not beendepressed as soon as the first cloud floats in over head. I don'tplan on being depressed I just wake up blue one day. I wonder ifthere is a thyroid connect.Well about that Brewers Yeast:I was standing in a store, in the natural stuffs area, waiting for mywife when I picked up some natural healing book using herbals etc. Ihave been real fatigued and wondering about what can help withhyopthyroid, so I picked up that book and went right for the tyroidsection. In there was a few things that were mentioned and for somereason the Brewers Yeast sounded interesting.

[Guest guest]

,

My name is Louie sorry about that. I have Hypothyroid although I

may have some tests done because my symptoms do seem to fluctuate. I

take Levoxyl in the morning, if I forget it by 2 pm I am a zombie.

Louie

> Hello---Spawn?!---Brewers Yeast is the world's greatest source of

ALL the B

> vitamins, and is more highly absorbable than a lot of sources. It

tastes so

> nasty, but really is an excellent source of these vitamins. When I

take B

> vitamins close to bedtime, I don't sleep at ALL. Anyway, what is

your main

> treatment for the thyroid problems? What type of thyroid disease do you

> have? Hashimoto's?

>

>

>

> New to you Introduction.

>

>

> > Hello all,

> > I am a man in my mid 30's. I have was diagnosed with hypothyroid

> > just under 5.5 years ago. Since that day it seems that my symptoms

> > have periodically been worse. This week I tried something that seems

> > to be helping and I am praying that it will continue to work. What is

> > it? Brewers Yeast.

> >

> > I am in no way saying that anyone should try this and if you know that

> > I am actually hurting myself let me know!

> >

> > Let me tell you how come I have tried this and tell exactly what I

> > have changed. I am not going to bore you with my life story I just

> > want you to know I have fealt extremely yucky for months and years and

> > this week I feel great.

> >

> > Recently I have been having real bad symptons; Extreme!! fatigue and

> > weight gain have been the worst symptoms.

> >

> > There are three things I believe that have caused these symptoms.

> > 1. I quit smoking in July and that nearly killed me.

> > I have searched forums etc. and found little mention of the impact

> > that quiting smoking will have on a person with Hypothyroid. Here is

> > how it worked for me, I gained 20 lbs, I have been fatigued since

> > July.

> >

> > 2. Stress around big changes in life.

> > I have started working out regular this week. Other than insomnia

> > every night I am doing pretty good.

> >

> > 3. Winter months just bring me down.

> > I can not remember one winter; for a long time; that I have not been

> > depressed as soon as the first cloud floats in over head. I don't

> > plan on being depressed I just wake up blue one day. I wonder if

> > there is a thyroid connect.

> >

> > Well about that Brewers Yeast:

> > I was standing in a store, in the natural stuffs area, waiting for my

> > wife when I picked up some natural healing book using herbals etc. I

> > have been real fatigued and wondering about what can help with

> > hyopthyroid, so I picked up that book and went right for the tyroid

> > section. In there was a few things that were mentioned and for some

> > reason the Brewers Yeast sounded interesting.

> >

> > On Moday afternoon this week I put two teaspoons of the Brewers Yeast

> > on my lunch, that night I had insomnia pretty bad no other effects

> > were noted.

> >

> > On Tuesday afternoon this week I put two teaspoons of the Brewers

> > Yeast on my lunch, that night I had insomnia pretty bad no other

> > effects were noted. I worked out but it was not easy.

> >

> > On Wednesday afternoon I put two teaspoons of the Brewers Yeast on my

> > lunch, that night I had insomnia but I fealt ok. I worked out but it

> > was a little easier.

> >

> > On Thursday afternoon I put two teaspoons of the brewers Yeast on my

> > lunch, a little later I realized that I was not fatigued even though I

> > did not sleep well the previous night. That evening I fealt good.

> > Thursday night I slept like a baby.

> >

> > On Friday afternoon I did the two teaspoons and Felt great in the

> > afternoon and evening. I worked out, it was a breeze.

> >

> > Today I had more energy than I remeber having in a long, long time, it

> > was great. :) I totally scrubbed the kitchen, worked out hard and

> > did the normal shopping gig, its now 10:25pm and I feel great.

> >

> > Problems I have noticed:

> > I think my heart may be speeding a bit right after taking the brewers

> > yeast but I am taking it in one sitting I may split that up to two.

> >

> > Insomnia but I have that anyway so at least I feel good on 4 hours

> > sleep.

> >

> > How to take the Brewers Yeast. Ok I put it on my food but that is

> > kind of sickening because it turns to a sludge in food and the taste

> > although not horrible does take over most things.

> >

> > I put it in a glass of juice and did shots today that went pretty good

> > I think I will try that again.

[Guest guest]

Brewer's Yeast is loaded with B vitamins and those are helpful for

a number of things.

Dianne

At 07:29 AM 11/16/03 -0600, you wrote:

>The only reason that I can think of that it may be helping you is the

>extra protein. There is nothing in or about brewer's yeast that would

>supplement low thyroid output?

>

>Anybody else heard anything?

>

>Topper ()

[Guest guest]

I tried to stomach that stuff way back yrs ago (on the way-back machine), and I just couldn't do it, but I know that it's packed with all kinds of good things. I tried it in everything, and I just couldn't drink it, but if it's doing good for someone else, and it's making them feel better, then I'd say stick with it. Surely the pwdred form is more absorbable, especially when it comes to the B12.

Re: New to you Introduction.

Okay let me ask. Instead of taking something that is nasty would one Muti B help or should I take more?

[Guest guest]

I tried to stomach that stuff way back yrs ago (on the way-back machine), and I just couldn't do it, but I know that it's packed with all kinds of good things. I tried it in everything, and I just couldn't drink it, but if it's doing good for someone else, and it's making them feel better, then I'd say stick with it. Surely the pwdred form is more absorbable, especially when it comes to the B12.

Re: New to you Introduction.

Okay let me ask. Instead of taking something that is nasty would one Muti B help or should I take more?

[Guest guest]

Hi Louie--Thyroid meds should be taken on an empty stomach, separate from

food (unless it's the natural thyroid, which absorbs easily under the

tongue), 3-4 hrs apart from calcium products, calcium or iron supplements.

If you are regularly forgetting to take your thyroid med, this could be one

problem. Also, if you've been listening in for awhile, you would know that

most of us do better on a natural thyroid med, such as Armour (there are

others also). Do you have any recent test results, with the reference

ranges to go with them? If so, post them here please.

Re: New to you Introduction.

> ,

> My name is Louie sorry about that. I have Hypothyroid although I

> may have some tests done because my symptoms do seem to fluctuate. I

> take Levoxyl in the morning, if I forget it by 2 pm I am a zombie.

>

> Louie

[Guest guest]

,

I take my thyroid medication first thing when I wake but I am a coffee

drinker and that no doubt has a negative effect. I do not start eating until

about 3 hours after I wake.

I just figured out there are other medications, I guess I am a bad student

in the Thyroid arena and I skimmed many sites a bit to quick but I am going

to talk to my doctor about Armour and other natural meds. I also need to

get my test done and pay attention to the results this time.

Louie

wrote:

Hi Louie--Thyroid

meds should be taken on an empty stomach, separate from

food (unless it's the natural thyroid, which absorbs easily under the

tongue), 3-4 hrs apart from calcium products, calcium or iron supplements.

If you are regularly forgetting to take your thyroid med, this could be

one

problem. Also, if you've been listening in for awhile, you would know that

most of us do better on a natural thyroid med, such as Armour (there are

others also). Do you have any recent test results, with the reference

ranges to go with them? If so, post them here please.

Re: New to you Introduction.

> ,

> My name is Louie sorry about that. I have Hypothyroid although

I

> may have some tests done because my symptoms do seem to fluctuate.

I

> take Levoxyl in the morning, if I forget it by 2 pm I am a zombie.

>

> Louie

[Guest guest]

,

I take my thyroid medication first thing when I wake but I am a coffee

drinker and that no doubt has a negative effect. I do not start eating until

about 3 hours after I wake.

I just figured out there are other medications, I guess I am a bad student

in the Thyroid arena and I skimmed many sites a bit to quick but I am going

to talk to my doctor about Armour and other natural meds. I also need to

get my test done and pay attention to the results this time.

Louie

wrote:

Hi Louie--Thyroid

meds should be taken on an empty stomach, separate from

food (unless it's the natural thyroid, which absorbs easily under the

tongue), 3-4 hrs apart from calcium products, calcium or iron supplements.

If you are regularly forgetting to take your thyroid med, this could be

one

problem. Also, if you've been listening in for awhile, you would know that

most of us do better on a natural thyroid med, such as Armour (there are

others also). Do you have any recent test results, with the reference

ranges to go with them? If so, post them here please.

Re: New to you Introduction.

> ,

> My name is Louie sorry about that. I have Hypothyroid although

I

> may have some tests done because my symptoms do seem to fluctuate.

I

> take Levoxyl in the morning, if I forget it by 2 pm I am a zombie.

>

> Louie