Experiences with

Selenium sulfide

Hi people 🙋‍♂️.. I've seen people ask about different vitamins and supplements to take to help our adhd...I thought I'd put this post as I do find them to help with focus and fatigue...I have found a fantastic company that clearly knows how they all work together due to the combinations of vitamins

Hi everyone,I recently came across the 'Understanding B12 deficiency' Facebook group, which follows a protocol created by Greg Russell Jones PhD Biochemist. They seem to focus on iodine, selenium and molybdenum as important trace co-factors and the need for vitamins B1 & B2 , meaning you don't need

Hi all, I'm currently going through my third early miscarriage. I would be grateful for thoughts on my latest blood results and treatment options going forward. 27/02/2025: CRP HS: 0.44 mg/L (Range < 3) Ferritin: 73 ug/L Vitamin B12 - Active: 149.0 pmol/L (Range > 37.5)* Vitamin D: 89 nmol/L (

Hi all, I'm currently going through my third early miscarriage. I would be grateful for thoughts on my latest blood results and treatment options going forward. 27/02/2025: CRP HS: 0.44 mg/L (Range < 3) Ferritin: 73 ug/L Vitamin B12 - Active: 149.0 pmol/L (Range > 37.5)* Vitamin D: 89 nmol/L (50

There’s an old saying that it’s what’s on the inside that counts, and that’s very true in relation to your health, including that of your skin. For most people, their skincare routine is all about what cleaners, toners and moisturizers they use. But, that’s only a very small part. Your diet is not only

Hi - first time posting here. It would be great if there was any advice to avoid Radioactive Iodine treatment for my thyroid as I'm aware this does not solve the underlying Autoimmune issue and I'm not keen on this at all. 2013 - Diagnosed with Thyrotoxic Graves Disease by GP. 2014 - Diagnosed with

hi there, following advice from here, I've spent 4+ months taking vits B12 and a B complex, I'm also taking D+K2, magnesium and selenium. These results are taken a few days ago. Is there anything to be gleaned from these? I actually feel ok thyroid-wise (I think) but am still struggling regularly

Appear protective and the recent data is fairly solid. I've been eating salmon, flax seeds, and taking DHA/EPA, fish oil and algal oil supplements for the last five years. To save a few bucks I'm going to get a script for Lovaza and drop my supplements. Thru goodrx it's $25 a month for 4 g a day. Pharmaceutical

Esther Littlewood a Masters student at Bournemouth University is doing some research on Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and diet. Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is an autoimmune disorder causing hypothyroidism, leading to symptoms like fatigue and cognitive impairment. While levothyroxine is the standard treatment

I have seen on fb a lengthy presentation about thyroid support supplements . Mainly using selenium ( selenonmiothine) and aloe Vera plus 8 other ingredients. It’s a company called NationHealth MD . I would never buy without checking out and thought this Thyroid UK Group would be the best to ask . I’

Hi forumites I paid for a “full” blood test this week. Why do Monitor My Health not give ranges for so many results? ! I don’t call these results “full”! Anyway, here they are. All usual protocols. Taking 125mcgs Levo only. TSH 0.02 (0.27-4.2) FT4 20.4 (12-22) FT3 4.5(3.1-6.8) I’m happy with these

Good morning. I am hoping some kind person will have a look at my recent blood results and help me interpret them before I see my GP. Serum TSH - 0.286 (abnormal) Normal range 0.35-4.94 Serum Free T4 - 14.0 pmol/l (normal range 9-19 pmol/l) Serum Free T3 - 4.0 pmol/l (Normal.range 2.4 - 6 pmol/l)

18 months ago following a fibroscan I was diagnosed with F3. I have not made any major lifestyle changes as I didn't feel I needed to. I have been on lots of medication for many years. I started to take Milk thistle tablets daily and Vitamin E with selenium several months ago. I also increased ny coffee

History: 77 female. Total Thyroidectomy 1992 . Cancer found. GP only tested T4 also abnormal FT3 & FT4. abnormal. No T3 tested. Cholesterol 159. On 135 mg Nutrimeds 5x/ day along with small dose Selenium. Allergic to all Adrenal cortex supps. A celiac. Headed to see a 5 star endo asap. All other lab

I re-tested my bloods on Monday after just over three weeks of following these changes: Following a gluten-free diet Supplementing folic acid 400 mcg Supplementing ashwagandha 500 mg Consuming approximately 30 g of liver pate Supplementing magnesium glycinate 200 mg CRP HS: 0.73 mg/L (previous

Please can anyone point me to medical authorities to show 1. That optimal levels of these vitamins are necessary for thyroid function and 2. What those levels are (ie B12 over 500) I have authorities to show people tend to feel better with ferritin above 70 or 100, but no link to thyroid function

I've been recommended by my GP and long COVID clinic to try out 400mg B2 riboflavin to treat my weekly migraines. Has anyone else tried this? I'm also taking: vitamin K2, omega/algae oil, vitamin D, magnesium, and iron (taken at a different time). A lot of these tablets I found on this forum (so thank

Hi everyone! I haven’t been on here for quite a while and wanted to share some results in an attempt to make sense of what’s going on with me. After taking 25mcg of Levothyroxine for 10 years, in late 2023, my ME doctor suggested increasing my dosage to 50mcg. I increased slowly over 6 weeks as recommended

I am 39 years old and was diagnosed with hypothyroidism just over 2 years ago after going for a blood test for fatigue. No other symptoms than that at the time. Last July I went to the GP as felt ill- tingling in the arms, weakness, headaches- my TSH was 12.6 so the original prescription was increased

Hi Folks. What do people think regarding how necessary it is to take these supplements for hypo and hashi's? I keep reading that it is important to take selenium, magnesium and potassium to help with low thyroid function. I was surprised about potassium. Apparently, vitamin D in excess causes low potassium