Re: Standard Process Thytrophin PMG/Finding a cure

[Guest guest]

Chuck,

Why do you assume that I was interested in this product for myself? I was

merely trying to open up a new line of inquiry more along the lines of what this

group was formed for - treatments for hypothyroidism that included those out of

the mainstream. I found it interesting that this man's doctor wanted to put

him on Synthroid but he used this product successfully instead. I wondered how

the magnesium citrate in the formulation was meant to help the dessicated bovine

thyroid. Even though the thyroxine was removed, it is well known to alternative

practitioners and most doctors that thyroxine can't all be taken out and some

people with early and minor thyroid problems can find some help with these

products.

As a matter of fact, I am taking Armour 31/2 gr., which Dr. Derry says is just

over the bare minimum necessary for most people to have a positive effect. I

really don't like taking any pill so I am looking for a possible cure, not mere

treatment. I thought that I would find more interest in a cure in this group

but I guess not.

Oh, by the way, on another group I saw a post from a man whose wife had

normalized her thyroid with iodine and no longer needed to take any thyroid.

That would work for me.

Pat

..

Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote:

planeproductions wrote:

>

>

> I found the following on another site and asked permission to re-post.

> Does anyone know about this product?

> P

This is a scam. If your thyroid " responds, " you did not really need

medication in the first place. If you want to try it, you not only risk

the money you spend on an unproven treatment, you risk the damage you

will cause by not replacing the needed thyroid hormones while you play

with thyroid " support. "

Chuck

> at

>

> I have had an underactive thyroid brought to normal using the Standard

> Process Thytrophin PMG product, and confirmed by medical tests. My MD

> was very surprised - he had wanted to put me on synthroid.

>

> Why would one want to cause the thyroid to turn off, which I

> personally

> believe may happen with synthroid (once you're on it, it's

> forever) when

> one can give the thyroid a broad range support product such as

> Thytrophin PMG? It certainly worked for me, and sure surprised the MD.

>

> Dave Felt

>

> >

> >

> > > HI,

> > > Has anyone had their low thyroid healed by taking Standard

> > Process Lab's Thyrotrophin PMG ?Thanks...Kay

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Well your not the only iodine believer on this group!

-- Re: Standard Process Thytrophin PMG/Finding a cure

Chuck,

Why do you assume that I was interested in this product for myself? I was

merely trying to open up a new line of inquiry more along the lines of what

this group was formed for - treatments for hypothyroidism that included

those out of the mainstream. I found it interesting that this man's doctor

wanted to put him on Synthroid but he used this product successfully instead

I wondered how the magnesium citrate in the formulation was meant to help

the dessicated bovine thyroid. Even though the thyroxine was removed, it is

well known to alternative practitioners and most doctors that thyroxine can

t all be taken out and some people with early and minor thyroid problems can

find some help with these products.

As a matter of fact, I am taking Armour 31/2 gr., which Dr. Derry says is

just over the bare minimum necessary for most people to have a positive

effect. I really don't like taking any pill so I am looking for a possible

cure, not mere treatment. I thought that I would find more interest in a

cure in this group but I guess not.

Oh, by the way, on another group I saw a post from a man whose wife had

normalized her thyroid with iodine and no longer needed to take any thyroid.

That would work for me.

Pat

...

Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote: planeproductions wrote:

>

>

> I found the following on another site and asked permission to re-post.

> Does anyone know about this product?

> P

This is a scam. If your thyroid " responds, " you did not really need

medication in the first place. If you want to try it, you not only risk

the money you spend on an unproven treatment, you risk the damage you

will cause by not replacing the needed thyroid hormones while you play

with thyroid " support. "

Chuck

> at

>

> I have had an underactive thyroid brought to normal using the Standard

> Process Thytrophin PMG product, and confirmed by medical tests. My MD

> was very surprised - he had wanted to put me on synthroid.

>

> Why would one want to cause the thyroid to turn off, which I

> personally

> believe may happen with synthroid (once you're on it, it's

> forever) when

> one can give the thyroid a broad range support product such as

> Thytrophin PMG? It certainly worked for me, and sure surprised the MD.

>

> Dave Felt

>

> >

> >

> > > HI,

> > > Has anyone had their low thyroid healed by taking Standard

> > Process Lab's Thyrotrophin PMG ?Thanks...Kay

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Pat,

You wrote:

>

> Why do you assume that I was interested in this product for myself?...

Perhaps because you were the one that ASKED about it, and you didn't

indicate it was for a friend or of hypothetical interest. I was just

answering your question.

> ... I thought that I would find more

> interest in a cure in this group but I guess not.

There is plenty of interest, but both experience and the published

literature show that true cures are relatively rare. Most of the cases

claiming cures involve temporary conditions that result in spontaneous

recovery, one that would have happened anyway, without the expensive

depleted bovine glandulars. For example, there is a common post partum

syndrome that only rarely progresses to permanent thyroid failure.

For people with actual hypoT, the sooner the condition is recognized and

the hormone replaced, the better. If someone delays to play with the

hope that an herbal treatment will result in a miracle, they may do

themselves permanent damage. Thus, the sort of misplaced hope, on which

the posted testimonial plays, may actually be doing people harm.

Chuck

[Guest guest]

Actually, you'll find a number of people here interested in any kind of

snake oil or quack medicine that you can bring up; just check the

archives. It just happens that Chuck is not among that number.

>

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> Posted by: " Pat Lane " planeproductions@...

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> Fri Oct 26, 2007 9:40 pm (PST)

>

> Chuck,

>

> Why do you assume that I was interested in this product for myself? I

> was merely trying to open up a new line of inquiry more along the

> lines of what this group was formed for - treatments for

> hypothyroidism that included those out of the mainstream. I found it

> interesting that this man's doctor wanted to put him on Synthroid but

> he used this product successfully instead. I wondered how the

> magnesium citrate in the formulation was meant to help the dessicated

> bovine thyroid. Even though the thyroxine was removed, it is well

> known to alternative practitioners and most doctors that thyroxine

> can't all be taken out and some people with early and minor thyroid

> problems can find some help with these products.

>

> As a matter of fact, I am taking Armour 31/2 gr., which Dr. Derry says

> is just over the bare minimum necessary for most people to have a

> positive effect. I really don't like taking any pill so I am looking

> for a possible cure, not mere treatment. I thought that I would find

> more interest in a cure in this group but I guess not.

>

> Oh, by the way, on another group I saw a post from a man whose wife

> had normalized her thyroid with iodine and no longer needed to take

> any thyroid. That would work for me.

>

> Pat

>

> .

>

> Chuck B <gumboyaya@... <mailto:gumboyaya%40cox.net>> wrote:

> planeproductions wrote:

> >

> >

> > I found the following on another site and asked permission to re-post.

> > Does anyone know about this product?

> > P

>

> This is a scam. If your thyroid " responds, " you did not really need

> medication in the first place. If you want to try it, you not only risk

> the money you spend on an unproven treatment, you risk the damage you

> will cause by not replacing the needed thyroid hormones while you play

> with thyroid " support. "

>

> Chuck

>

> > at

> >

> > I have had an underactive thyroid brought to normal using the Standard

> > Process Thytrophin PMG product, and confirmed by medical tests. My MD

> > was very surprised - he had wanted to put me on synthroid.

> >

> > Why would one want to cause the thyroid to turn off, which I

> > personally

> > believe may happen with synthroid (once you're on it, it's

> > forever) when

> > one can give the thyroid a broad range support product such as

> > Thytrophin PMG? It certainly worked for me, and sure surprised the MD.

> >

> > Dave Felt

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > > HI,

> > > > Has anyone had their low thyroid healed by taking Standard

> > > Process Lab's Thyrotrophin PMG ?Thanks...Kay