Guest guest Posted June 30, 2004 Report Share Posted June 30, 2004 Shomon will have a book out on Sept 1 that goes over losing weight when you have thyroid problems. Don't know much more than that. Louise > I was wondering who is still battling the weight issue? > I use to weight 260 and am now 190 but have not been able to lose any > weight for over a year :-( > > Was just wondering if anyone here is working on their weight > currently? I'd like to know what you're doing and what is working > for you. > > Thanks > Be well.. > ~Amy~` Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2004 Report Share Posted June 30, 2004 Some of this might depend on what the other med is Cris. Re: Who's Still Over~Weight? > I fought to get down - I didn't weigh what you did. And I'd been set where I was > for almost 2 years. then I went off of my synthroid and on the armour, and I've > jumped about 10 pounds. I think it is several things - not enough armour, plus, > possibly another medicine. I'd taken 500 mg and done ok - they added 100 to it, > and I started to put on the pounds - thing is, I did that at the same time as > the armour - so I don't know which caused it. I don't think it's the armour > itself - its not enough meds. and I have no control over this. no matter how > much I eat, or don't eat. > before, I had let eating get away - because I figured it didn't make a > difference, and the pounds creaped up. My big helper was someone else to help > monitor me. It kept me on the straight and narrow path - > I don't have someone monitoring me now either - but I did fine for over a year > that way. > if you come up with any good thoughts, let me know! > I know, when I did weight watchers, they said people will plateau - and then > start to lose again. I'm not sure about the time of 1 year though. > Cris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2004 Report Share Posted June 30, 2004 Hi, Cris, I hear that progesterone helps some lose weight. I'll let you know, once I ever get started on it. in Va. ----- I fought to get down - I didn't weigh what you did. And I'd been set where I was for almost 2 years. then I went off of my synthroid and on the armour, and I've jumped about 10 pounds. I think it is several things - not enough armour, plus, possibly another medicine. I'd taken 500 mg and done ok - they added 100 to it, and I started to put on the pounds - thing is, I did that at the same time as the armour - so I don't know which caused it. I don't think it's the armour itself - its not enough meds. and I have no control over this. no matter how much I eat, or don't eat. before, I had let eating get away - because I figured it didn't make a difference, and the pounds creaped up. My big helper was someone else to help monitor me. It kept me on the straight and narrow path - I don't have someone monitoring me now either - but I did fine for over a year that way. if you come up with any good thoughts, let me know! I know, when I did weight watchers, they said people will plateau - and then start to lose again. I'm not sure about the time of 1 year though. Cris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2004 Report Share Posted June 30, 2004 Amelia@... wrote: I was wondering who is still battling the weight issue? I use to weight 260 and am now 190 but have not been able to lose any weight for over a year :-( Was just wondering if anyone here is working on their weight currently? I'd like to know what you're doing and what is working for you. Thanks Be well.. ~Amy~` ------------------------------------ I haven't been able to lose anything since I started taking thyroid meds. I even gained when my TSH went up over a year ago. Finally though I'm beginning to see some weight loss since I started taking Metformin ER about 2 months ago. When we get the thyroid stuff in order sometimes there are other reasons why we can't lose. I did a lot of research and pushed for testing for insulin resistance and PCOS and it paid off with a diagnosis. __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2004 Report Share Posted June 30, 2004 well - I know the other med can cause weight gain. I had been on the 500 mg for a while tho and only up'd it 100 mg (one pill) - it's the neurontin - I think right now I'm working on a combination of not enough armour - and that I'm taking the neurontin. Cris Re: Who's Still Over~Weight? Some of this might depend on what the other med is Cris. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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