autoimmune thyroid

February 1, 2006

I didn't get this info from the Synthroid Nazi's I got it straight from Ray

Peat.

I've never used Synthroid.

I 'm going to check with Forest Pharmaceuticals in the morning and ask about

their fillers.

I took Armour for over 20 yrs and it worked fine till I was exposed to mercury

during amalgam removal.Taking high doses of Armour clogs the brain with too much

T4 causing brain fog.As far as the FDA goes ....like they have any

credibility,(like how many people died from Vioxx) an FDA approved drug,but this

is not the point.Fillers can inhibit the absorption of hormones in people who

have cellular resistance.

Yes I know all about Armour.....I took it for over 20 yrs and preferred to use

a natural hormone but it no longer worked and I wanted to feel better.It may

have even been the fillers in Armour that was a problem but I didn't consider

this back then.T3 gave me my life back and that can't be all bad.I haven't felt

this good in 7 yrs so for me it is the answer.I'll let you know what I find out

about the fillers.

Chantal

Hi! Chantal-

Armour does not use an inibiting polymer as a filler. Geez the

misinformation that is fostered by the synthroid nazis (and synthetic gurus)

never ceases to amaze me. If half of the rumors were true Armour would not

have GRAS (Generally Regarded As Safe) status with the FDA for over 100

years. Not so with synthroid which is not FDA approved and Levothyroid has

had a serious recall problem because dose was very subpar at manufacture.

Why would you want synthetic T3 when you can get the biological real thing

along with all the other hormones that a healthy thyroid produces (T1, T2,

T3, T4, AND calcitonin healthy calcium metabolism) in a natural thyroid

hormone such as Armour?

Did you know that natural thyroid hormone doses (Armour) require monitoring

and slow increases until the optimal dose is acheived? Did you know hypo

symptoms can return if the dose is too low.

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