Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Posted April 6, 2006 When in doubt, search for yourself Here are a couple results http://www.drlam.com/opinion/cruciferous_vegetables.cfm http://www.femalemuscle.com/nutrition/cruc_veg.html You might also want to read more about cruciferous vegetables and/or goiterogens It applies mainly to people who are taking thyroid replacement hormones AND still has their thyroid. At 06:12 PM 06-04-06, you wrote: >The only one on the list I eat raw is radish, which I eat fairly >often. I never knew it was a cruciferous veggy; or that it was bad for >thyroid.... oh please, tell me that's an error!!! I really like raw >radish!!! > >- T Quote
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2006 Report Posted April 7, 2006 > > The only one on the list I eat raw is radish, which I eat fairly > often. I never knew it was a cruciferous veggy; or that it was bad for thyroid.... oh please, tell me that's an error!!! I really like raw radish!!! ==>Don't worry about it Tamara! Go ahead and eat the radish. It's not your thyroid which is the problem, it is the candida toxins causing cells to go rigid. Your thyroid will normalize as you continue to progress on the candida program! Hugs, Bee > Quote
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