Guest guest Posted November 15, 2009 Report Share Posted November 15, 2009 Someone on my 's forum mentioned a product I'd never heard about. It's called GTA by Biotics Research. Interestingly, the manufacturing facility is in Texas, just miles from my home. It's one of those companies that has dozens of products and only 'sells to health professionals' but you can buy the products from several sources online. You can't get much info from the actual bioticsresearch.com but the supplement sales sites have some info. Apparently, the product is Porcine Thyroid, but it takes out the THYROXINE (T4), which to my knowledge would be the only product I've heard of that would be a 'natural' T3. The gal on the 's site said her body doesn't react well to synthetic T3, but she tolerates GTA very well. But, since T3 is sold in mcg. and this product is in mg. I imagine it would take trial and error. The pills run around $21.00 for 90 on some sites. ANYONE USED THIS OR KNOW ABOUT IT OR HAVE AN OPINION?????? ==================================================================== This is some info I got from one of the sales web sites... " GTA contains five milligrams of thyroid glandular material, processed to remove thyroxine. Usage of Biotics Research GTA: GTA should be considered where specific glandular support is required to thyroid hypofunction and used at two to six per day. GTA will not replace Thyrostim as the primary thyroid supplement source. This is because thyroid hypofunction requires the nutrients in Thyrostim to support the thyroid and anterior pituitary function and hormonal production. Far more thyroid hypofunction is due to anterior pituitary hypofunction and adrenal dysfunction than to primary thyroid hypofunction. However, in those cases where the problem is primary thyroid hypofunction, GTA will be the choice here. 1 to 3 capsules each day as a dietary supplement or as otherwise directed by a health care professional. " =================================================================== Stevie Lyn Texas Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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