Thyroid Supplements that aren't toxic? (manganese, etc)

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> Re: Thyroid Supplements that aren't toxic? (manganese,

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>> Are there any " clean " glandulars out there?

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>http://drrons.com/organs_glands.htm

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>I'm not sure when the'll be available; call Ron.

The individual glands and organs should be availabe by the end of this week,

I believe. The multiglandular will be available shortly thereafter.

As his webmaster, I put all new products on the website when they become

available and so I will try to remember to post something when I add the

glandulars.

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<<Are there any " clean " glandulars out there?>>

I buy a glandular from a company called Nutricology. Don't know if they have

what your looking for or not <shrug> I buy one called ImmoPlex (use it in

petfood)and it says that it is an organic glandular.

www.nutricology.com

Kathy A.

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>Also, I was reading what Ray Peat wrote on Chapter

>Leaders about thyroid stimulants and vitamin A going hand in hand, and

>one being harmful without the other (He noted that traditional folks

>eating the whole animal would eat one thyroid for every liver).

Now that's certainly interesting. I eat about 2# of liver per week, but I

haven't been eating any actual thyroid glands lately, though of course I

take my cytomel every morning.

>So, my thought was to get a glandular or something-- basically, a tiny

>bit of thyroid gland every day and I would start eating liver again.

>I just wanted something moderate.

You can get actual frozen thyroid glands, though of course the actual

thyroid content will be pretty variable.

>Are there any " clean " glandulars out there?

North Star Bison sells actual frozen glands and Dr. Schmid now sells

freeze-dried glands. There's also Premier Labs, though for all I know Dr.

Schmid is just reselling them. http://www.premierlabs.com/ The only

source I have actual experience with is North Star, but I'm in the middle

of a problem caused by their shipper and I don't know how it's going to

turn out, so I can't recommend them at the moment.

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