Experiences with

Lecithin

I am on a low calorie high protien diet, and have been using protien powder to supplement my diet. However I have become aware of articles saying that one of the ingredients ( Soy Lecithen ) is believed to interfere with thyroid hormone production ! What are people's thoughts on this, as I am very

Common emulsifiers include soy lecithin, sucralose, xanthan gum, carrageenan, maltodextrin and polysorbate, all of which appear on ingredient labels. If you know me, you know I eat Ice Cream.

Licorice Luteolin L-Theanine Lecithin L-Alpha Cysteine Lactoferrin Leucitine Lycopene Magnesium Mannitol MAO-B inhibitors Selegiline, Rasagiline, and Safinamide Melatonin MRx0005 and MRx0029 Miraplex Mitochondrial NRG Mito PQQ Mucuna Puerens Mulberry N-acetyl cystine Nicotinamide

Probiotics Taurine 1000 mg Arginine 1000 mg Magnesium Biglycinate 700 mg (300 mg in the morning, then the rest throughout the day until bedtime) D-ribose 5 g Beet root powder Myo-inositol 2 g but I may up this because I’m not taking the standard amount 1200 mg potassium supplement Sunflower lecithin

Hi all I am having issues with my gallbladder and have been recommended to take Soya Lecithin. I know that some people experience issues taking Soya but has anyone taken this supplement with positive outcomes? Thanks

On researching I found that soy bean lecithin I in the ultrogestan. Although most of the soy protein is gone traces maybe there. I'm wondering if anyone has experienced this? So far I can't see non soy containing bioiddntical progesterone.

Would this hold true for Lecithin?

Bee Pollen (a gift of Bs and amino acids) Haskap Berry Powder (anti ox – healthy immunity) Organic Maca Powder (adrenals strength resilience ) Organic Lion's Mane Mushroom (cognitive function, mood, digestion and immune system) Bodybio Balance Oil (cell structure to hold nutrients) Sunflower Lecithin

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Soya lecithin can also be used. (I am fine with that!) Using Polyglycerol polyricinoleate maximises profits (of course.) as it's a cheaper ingredient. It is sourced from the Castor Bean (sounds natural...right?)

I think that a common ingredient in lots of the things that trigger me, is lecithin - both soya and sunflower-based. Anyone else have an issue with lecithins?

rotigotine patch) Dark Choolate Doxycycline Epigallocatechin-3-Gallate (from Green Tea) Entracapon or istradefylline Exercise Estrogen Fish oil Flavanoids GABA Ginkgo Biloba Extract Glutathione GLP-1 (Victoza) Hydrogen water Ibuprofen Infrared light therapy K2 Kelp Lactoferrin Leucitine Lecithin

and recommend) 100-150mcg Iodine, 50mcg Selenium (the amount in Brazil nuts can vary a lot). 250-300mg Calcium, 10-15mg Zinc, 5mg Iron, 120-150mg Magnesium, Vitamin D 400IU to 2000IU depending on season and sun exposure (average 1200IU), 300mg Omega-3 DHA, Choline sources - two teaspoons non-GMO Soya Lecithin

🚫Lectins containing foods 🚫 Lecithin containing foods 🦶Specially if you have Dystonia.

Luckily a friend warned me about soy when I was first diagnosed but after checking some foods I eat every day I discover they use soy lecithin. Is this as bad as soy itself? I’m not scientifically minded so I don’t have a clue and I would appreciate any/all help.

I’ve been taking Ageless Morning and Evening Packs for several years, though I couldn’t tolerate the Lecithin complex soft gel. These products are no longer available. Does anyone know of an equally good multi-vitamin and mineral source for someone with IBS?

Is it ok to have lecithin if you are hypothyroid?

Other ingredients include Rice Bran Oil, Gelatin, Glycerin, Purified Water, Carob, Sunflower Lecithin and mixed Tocopherols. No other natural product has shown such dramatic improvements. Testimonial: “My husband and I have had retrievers for many years.

Additionally, some of the other additives like papain enzyme, soy lecithin in these protein supplements could interfere with L-thyroxine absorption. There is no evidence in the literature for the effects of protein supplements on L-thyroxine absorption.

I have recently started taking a supplement -MOOD ENHANCE- which claims to help with sleep, one of the ingredients is Soy Lecithin 50mg I know soy is not recommended for hypo sufferers and wonder if this (Soy Lecithin50 mg) would affect the thyroid?