dr peatfield has told me to take 1 a day working up to 6-8 over 4-6 weeks, the problem I have is on the label it says not to be taken after 1pm I just don't understand now how to do this? I don't want to take them all in one go and in 2 weeks I have to start on nutri-thyroid, plus also my other vitimins.
I would appreciate if anyone could help me on how to do all this please? x
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Well I take mine like this: with breakfast, mid morning snack and at lunch. Just split the doses up. I took two Nutri adrenals at 2.30pm today and I'm dog tired right now so don't worry too much!! Lol
Well not obviously aware they're doing anything for me. It's not noticeable if you know what I mean. One soldiers on though :0)
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You just have to get used to taking a lot of pills at the same time. I've gone from someone who took nothing, to someone who takes so much they rattle. I'm currently on 3 NAX and 3 NT. I take them all at once with breakfast. They don't send me hyper and I have a feeling I could take them in the afternoon with no ill effects.
hi - i started in 1 in the morning, then 1 in morning and 1 and lunch, and worked up to 2 in morning and 2 at lunch; I also take 3 nutri thyroid x 3 times a day, in morning, lunch and eve. Took around 10 months to really notice a big difference, but would say to 'stick at it' as it's worth the rattling around!!
It took some time for me to notice any significant improvement, but after around 6-8 months I realised that I was doing far more, waking up early feeling refreshed, and able to stay up much later in the evening; I also had lost the stone which I wasn't able to shift before. My advice would be to pay attention to how you feel and adjust upwards/downwards accordingly. at about 3m for eg I cut my thyroxine from 75mcg to 50 as I did start to feel a bit jittery. Do I feel fantastic? No. but if I think back to 18 months ago, I'm 300% better.
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