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I’ve researched it a lot because I have multiple symptoms, too many to ignore. Doctor’s are a dang joke! From what I read RX for thyroid helps at first then it doesn’t and you are worse in the long run. They put my brother on thyroid rx years ago. He lost job and couldn’t meds. Last year same dr said it was perfect and don’t know why he was on meds. He’s the one that prescribed it. I could go on and about that quack!
Natural medicine may be helpful. It’s trial and error. Taking herb/plant med is different that RX. Might take 6 months to tell a difference. Many times people including myself, think it’s not working get off and find out it was helping.
Her story might give you some insight. I believe she is legit. I’ve been reading her blog for years. She’s got several articles on her journey.
Always check different sources. Take advice from certified herbalist. I’ve been researching natural medicine a long. If I could find good naturopathic dr I would have been years ago. Not a lot in my area and I don’t trust reviews online. They start around $500.00 first visit but it’s several hours. In the long run it’s cheaper than buying things that don’t work.
https://wellnessmama.com/health/boost-thyroid-function/
Good reference. He has a patient story for several conditions. Also search herbs that will be helpful learning
https://www.rjwhelan.co.nz/
Great supplements I take a few different ones. Start with one and build up slowly. They have good customer service by email.
https://ancestralsupplements.com/products/grass-fed-natural-desiccated-thyroid-by-ancestral-supplements
Have not read this: https://americanherbalistsguild.com/sites/americanherbalistsguild.com/files/caraonealherbal_and_nutritional_therapeutics_for_autoimmune_hypothyroidism.pdf
https://americanherbalistsguild.com/sites/default/files/sinadinos_christa_-_herbal_support_for_hypothyroidism.pdf
I started Carnivore 12/27/23 and did a lot of research prior. I’ve seen many people say it cured thyriod as well as a lot more. I have not been on long enough to testify miracles. It has improved certain things. It’s a huge adjustment at first. You need support! It would be hard cooking for family what I didn’t eat.
If you need links for herbal tinctures or brands of supplements I don’t mind sharing who I trust.
If a person has just been prescribed or if they have their dosage changed, it takes six weeks for it to show up on a test. If the doctor prescribes a dosage that's too low, the person has to go through six weeks of feeling terrible before they get tested again. If I was to quit taking it today, I wouldn't find out what my base line is for six weeks.