Thyrosol .... Thyodine

[Guest guest]

I was looking into the Thyrosol more, and it looks like it has quite

a bit in common w/ Thyodine (which I understand many people here take

or have taken in the past.)

At the end of this message I'll post the info I found on Thyodine

ingredients, followed by the Thyrosol info. Some differences, of

course, but many similarities.

Today is my first FULL day on Thyrosol (first dose was Fri. evening,

second was Sat. morning, I forgot the Sat. evening dose because we

were out of town at a hockey game, but I have it in my morning and

evening routine now and took both doses today.) I'm trying to

convince myself that it can't be having an effect THIS quickly, but I

do feel warmer most of the time. That might be because it IS warmer

in Michigan right now! LOL

But seriously, we had a 1.5 hour drive to and from the hockey game

last night, and not once did I have to turn on the heater in my car

seat going there or coming home. Hubby has high blood pressure and

is his own walking/talking furnace, and we're ALWAYS

having " thermostat wars " , but it hasn't really happened much this

weekend! I did bump the thermostat up *one* degree today, but just

b/c Hubby had the A/C turned down to 71 degrees!

I'm anxious to see how I feel at work this week... normally I have a

spaceheater going just eight inches from my right leg, pointed right

at me, until about 3pm when I usually FINALLY warm up and can turn it

off. If I can make it all week without having to turn that thing on,

it will be the first time in a couple of years that the poor thing

has gotten a break (other than when I'm gone on vacation!) I'll let

you know how it goes!

Debbi

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Here are the ingredient lists for Thyodine and Thyrosol:

Each tablet of Thyodine contains the following:

Dulse 400 mg.

Bladderwrack 15 mg.

Irish Moss 40 mg. (seaweeds which are rich in trace minerals and

naturally occurring iodine)

L-Tyrosine 30 mg. (an amino acid which is required for the production

of thyroid hormone)

Selenium (amino acid chelate; helps the body to convert T4 to T3) 50

mcg

Calcarea fluorica 6x

Lycopus virginicus 6x (homeopathic remedies for healthy thyroid

function)

All in a base of freeze-dried multiple glandulars including thyroid

(100 mg.), adrenal (50 mg.), pituitary (15 mg.), spleen (5 mg.), and

thymus (5 mg.), and others.

Contains about 40 mcg. (micrograms) of iodine per tablet. Iodine is

also required for the body to produce thyroid hormone.

===========================

Thyrosol is an exciting multi-faceted formula featuring targeted

nutrients and herbs that promote healthy thyroid function. Many

aspects of health, including body composition, energy level, and

cognitive function are impacted by thyroid hormone activity.

--Supports the healthy synthesis of thyroid hormones.

--Supports the steps in hormone metabolism negatively affected by

stress.

--Supports the conversion of thyroxine (T4) to the more bioactive

triiodothyronine (T3).

--May enhance the binding of T3 receptors to DNA, thereby supporting

the expression of thyroid hormone-responsive genes.

EACH TABLET SUPPLIES:

Vitamin A (as retinyl palmitate) 3000 IU

Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol) 400 IU

Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopheryl acetate) 100 IU

Riboflavin 3 mg

Niacin (as niacinamide) 4.5 mg

Iodine (from bladderwrack whole plant powder) 76 mcg

Zinc (as zinc glycinate) 10 mg

Selenium (as selenomethionine) 150 mcg

HERBS:

Bladderwrack Whole Plant Powder (Fucus vesiculosus) 225 mg

Rosemary Leaf Extract (Rosmarinus officinalis) 79 mg

[Guest guest]

first off---very happy you are already feeling something--I am

thinking it's due to the iodine you are getting---that really helps

if you are low and is extrememly neccessary for the thyroid to work--

as well as the selenium helps the conversion of t4 into t3---one

thing that is missing in your thyrosol is glandulars---

thyodine will really help if you are a mixed adrenal/thyroid person

and up to 70% are with thyroid.

but herbs and vitamins will greatly help as well---we took thyroid

and adrenal energy supplements which is the same as your thyrosol

what I call support vitamins for the thyroid/adrenal (necessary

supplements which can help heal the glands)

https://www.immunesupport.com/shop/product.cfm?product__code=P203

http://www.greenwillowtree.com/tides/Detail.bok?no=400

We would take 2 a day of these types along with glandulars --and

other vitamins!!! increasing supplements according to our temp. and

BP readings.

Many can just get better on herbs and vitamins alone if they are

willing to take them thoughout the day and keep on trying different

ones and testing yourself as well.

The majority of thyroid/adrenal problems are nutritionally based,

left untreated is when they become other diseases---auto-immune types

are much more difficult to treat but you can do it---it has been

done!!! tina jmo

-- In hypothyroidism , " Debbi " <heiser@t...> wrote:

> I was looking into the Thyrosol more, and it looks like it has

quite

> a bit in common w/ Thyodine (which I understand many people here

take

> or have taken in the past.)

>

> At the end of this message I'll post the info I found on Thyodine

> ingredients, followed by the Thyrosol info. Some differences, of

> course, but many similarities.

>

> Today is my first FULL day on Thyrosol (first dose was Fri.

evening,

> second was Sat. morning, I forgot the Sat. evening dose because we

> were out of town at a hockey game, but I have it in my morning and

> evening routine now and took both doses today.) I'm trying to

> convince myself that it can't be having an effect THIS quickly, but

I

> do feel warmer most of the time. That might be because it IS

warmer

> in Michigan right now! LOL

>

> But seriously, we had a 1.5 hour drive to and from the hockey game

> last night, and not once did I have to turn on the heater in my car

> seat going there or coming home. Hubby has high blood pressure and

> is his own walking/talking furnace, and we're ALWAYS

> having " thermostat wars " , but it hasn't really happened much this

> weekend! I did bump the thermostat up *one* degree today, but just

> b/c Hubby had the A/C turned down to 71 degrees!

>

> I'm anxious to see how I feel at work this week... normally I have

a

> spaceheater going just eight inches from my right leg, pointed

right

> at me, until about 3pm when I usually FINALLY warm up and can turn

it

> off. If I can make it all week without having to turn that thing

on,

> it will be the first time in a couple of years that the poor thing

> has gotten a break (other than when I'm gone on vacation!) I'll

let

> you know how it goes!

>

> Debbi

> --------------

> Here are the ingredient lists for Thyodine and Thyrosol:

>

> Each tablet of Thyodine contains the following:

> Dulse 400 mg.

> Bladderwrack 15 mg.

> Irish Moss 40 mg. (seaweeds which are rich in trace minerals and

> naturally occurring iodine)

> L-Tyrosine 30 mg. (an amino acid which is required for the

production

> of thyroid hormone)

> Selenium (amino acid chelate; helps the body to convert T4 to T3)

50

> mcg

> Calcarea fluorica 6x

> Lycopus virginicus 6x (homeopathic remedies for healthy thyroid

> function)

> All in a base of freeze-dried multiple glandulars including thyroid

> (100 mg.), adrenal (50 mg.), pituitary (15 mg.), spleen (5 mg.),

and

> thymus (5 mg.), and others.

> Contains about 40 mcg. (micrograms) of iodine per tablet. Iodine is

> also required for the body to produce thyroid hormone.

>

> ===========================

>

> Thyrosol is an exciting multi-faceted formula featuring targeted

> nutrients and herbs that promote healthy thyroid function. Many

> aspects of health, including body composition, energy level, and

> cognitive function are impacted by thyroid hormone activity.

>

> --Supports the healthy synthesis of thyroid hormones.

> --Supports the steps in hormone metabolism negatively affected by

> stress.

> --Supports the conversion of thyroxine (T4) to the more bioactive

> triiodothyronine (T3).

> --May enhance the binding of T3 receptors to DNA, thereby

supporting

> the expression of thyroid hormone-responsive genes.

>

> EACH TABLET SUPPLIES:

> Vitamin A (as retinyl palmitate) 3000 IU

> Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol) 400 IU

> Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopheryl acetate) 100 IU

> Riboflavin 3 mg

> Niacin (as niacinamide) 4.5 mg

> Iodine (from bladderwrack whole plant powder) 76 mcg

> Zinc (as zinc glycinate) 10 mg

> Selenium (as selenomethionine) 150 mcg

> HERBS:

> Bladderwrack Whole Plant Powder (Fucus vesiculosus) 225 mg

> Rosemary Leaf Extract (Rosmarinus officinalis) 79 mg

[Guest guest]

Now I *know* this stuff is working wonders.... my temperature was 98.7 last

night at bedtime!!! Other than when I had a fever (complete w/ aches and

chills), I haven't hit 98-point-ANYthing in YEARS!!!! :oD

I have an appt to meet the actual doctor in June -- at that point I'll have been

on Thyrosol for 4 weeks, and we can evaluate my progress and investigate my

adrenals if I still have any symptoms. I honestly didn't expect the Thyrosol to

work this quickly. Since I've always eaten WAY too much iodized table salt, I

have to believe that either my body needs WAY more than the normal daily intake

of iodine, or that the other " ingredients " were majorly missing in my diet in

order to complete the cycle of converting things.

I am so excited to be FINALLY making some progress..... but I am MAJORLY TICKED

OFF that my symptoms were ignored for so long, particularly when I complained

about them repeatedly and was told 'some people are colder than others'!!!!

Debbi, off to call and cancel the next appt with the dumb****

endocrinologist....

first off---very happy you are already feeling something--I am

thinking it's due to the iodine you are getting---that really helps

if you are low and is extrememly neccessary for the thyroid to work--

as well as the selenium helps the conversion of t4 into t3---one

thing that is missing in your thyrosol is glandulars---

thyodine will really help if you are a mixed adrenal/thyroid person

and up to 70% are with thyroid.

but herbs and vitamins will greatly help as well---we took thyroid

and adrenal energy supplements which is the same as your thyrosol

what I call support vitamins for the thyroid/adrenal (necessary

supplements which can help heal the glands)

https://www.immunesupport.com/shop/product.cfm?product__code=P203

http://www.greenwillowtree.com/tides/Detail.bok?no=400

We would take 2 a day of these types along with glandulars --and

other vitamins!!! increasing supplements according to our temp. and

BP readings.

Many can just get better on herbs and vitamins alone if they are

willing to take them thoughout the day and keep on trying different

ones and testing yourself as well.

The majority of thyroid/adrenal problems are nutritionally based,

left untreated is when they become other diseases---auto-immune types

are much more difficult to treat but you can do it---it has been

done!!! tina jmo

[Guest guest]

so happy for you!!!! it's working very fast--we were on this kind of

stuff and glandulars and it took 10 months to see the temp. we just

got!!! so go debbie!!!!!!

> Now I *know* this stuff is working wonders.... my temperature was

98.7 last night at bedtime!!! Other than when I had a fever

(complete w/ aches and chills), I haven't hit 98-point-ANYthing in

YEARS!!!! :oD

> have been removed]

[Guest guest]

debbi, so thrilled for you that you're feeling so much better!!! Hurrah!!! hugs,

sheila

Debbi Heiser <heiser@...> wrote:Now I *know* this stuff is working

wonders.... my temperature was 98.7 last night at bedtime!!! Other than when I

had a fever (complete w/ aches and chills), I haven't hit 98-point-ANYthing in

YEARS!!!! :oD

I have an appt to meet the actual doctor in June -- at that point I'll have been

on Thyrosol for 4 weeks, and we can evaluate my progress and investigate my

adrenals if I still have any symptoms. I honestly didn't expect the Thyrosol to

work this quickly. Since I've always eaten WAY too much iodized table salt, I

have to believe that either my body needs WAY more than the normal daily intake

of iodine, or that the other " ingredients " were majorly missing in my diet in

order to complete the cycle of converting things.

I am so excited to be FINALLY making some progress..... but I am MAJORLY TICKED

OFF that my symptoms were ignored for so long, particularly when I complained

about them repeatedly and was told 'some people are colder than others'!!!!

Debbi, off to call and cancel the next appt with the dumb****

endocrinologist....

first off---very happy you are already feeling something--I am

thinking it's due to the iodine you are getting---that really helps

if you are low and is extrememly neccessary for the thyroid to work--

as well as the selenium helps the conversion of t4 into t3---one

thing that is missing in your thyrosol is glandulars---

thyodine will really help if you are a mixed adrenal/thyroid person

and up to 70% are with thyroid.

but herbs and vitamins will greatly help as well---we took thyroid

and adrenal energy supplements which is the same as your thyrosol

what I call support vitamins for the thyroid/adrenal (necessary

supplements which can help heal the glands)

https://www.immunesupport.com/shop/product.cfm?product__code=P203

http://www.greenwillowtree.com/tides/Detail.bok?no=400

We would take 2 a day of these types along with glandulars --and

other vitamins!!! increasing supplements according to our temp. and

BP readings.

Many can just get better on herbs and vitamins alone if they are

willing to take them thoughout the day and keep on trying different

ones and testing yourself as well.

The majority of thyroid/adrenal problems are nutritionally based,

left untreated is when they become other diseases---auto-immune types

are much more difficult to treat but you can do it---it has been

done!!! tina jmo