I have recently read that Thytrophin PMG can be a decoy to confuse the Hashimoto's antibodies so they don't attack the thyroid.
I am currently taking 2.5 grains Naturethroid and I wonder if anyone has taken this supplement in addition to natural thyroid. If so, what were your results??
I know there was an old post about this supplement, but I am not interested in this supplement as my only treatment. But, since I haven't found any info on anyone taking this supplement with a DNT any input would be helpful.
Thank you!
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To be blunt, I couldn't make sense of the product - neither now, nor on previous occasions it has been mentioned. It reads like a load of meaningful words strung together with some really odd ones, to make you think it is wonderful.
It is truly amazing that standardised doses of many supplements (like this one) provide exactly what you need - whether you weigh as much as an elephant, or as little as a mouse, whether you have a thyroid, or do not, whatever you eat, whatever else you are taking, their product gives you everything you need.
If, as it claims, some of it comes from a cow, I'll place my bet on which end it came out. The words if not the substance.
Talk about blinding you with science!!! "Thyroids consist of many follicles‚ which do the work of forming proteins and breaking food down into energy." Really? Isn't that simplifying things somewhat? Like leaving out the action of the stomach?!?
And why the calcium? We all know that calcium suppléments aren't a very good thing to take, so why add calcium here? And, if you add bovine thyroid with the thyroxine removed, it ends up almost the same as Nutri-thyroid. What's the point?
I dislike thyroid 'supplements', that supposedly 'support' the thyroid, in general, and this is worst than most. It's just a scam to extract money from a gullible and desperate public. Totally unethical! Do not wates your money, Enfrance! Save it for decent products like vit D3, iron and Armour - or something.
Thytrophin pmg is awesome. I have Hashimotos and it saved me. If I don’t take it , every time I stop my hair starts falling badly and I lose all my energy. I love it!
Well I don’t care what I is, it works wonders for me. I’ve stoputaking it twice and each time my hair started shedding like crazy and I began sleeping all day long. Gives me energy and prevents hairless. I also lost the weigh I gained in the beginning. Not sure if that was from the thytrophin but I never changed my diet so I attribute it to that. My mom loves thytrophin also. Works for her too the same as it does for me. Her hair stops falling as well while taking it. Whatever it’s made of I love it and will keep taking it!
Nobody is saying you should stop it. If it works for you, that's great. We were just saying that it makes extravagant claims for itself, and cannot replace thyroid hormone replacement. That's all.
I have had Hashimotos for years and always jumping from one thyroid med to another because they stop working for me. Recently, my current thyroid med was recalled for potency issues and was thinking of taking this product. Can you take this with thyroid medication or only by itself?
Seeing as the concept means that the antibodies stop attacking the thyroid and allow it to heal, once it is healed, I assume you can theoretically stop the pmg and the antibodies won’t be able to detect dead/dying thyroid tissue and they will go into remission? What has been your experience? Has your thyroid healed and antibodies reduced?
I have used Thytrophen for several years. I was just diagnosed with Hashimoto's a year ago by a regular dr. I feel taking this has saved my thyroid. A kinesiologist started me on it several years ago and I didn't go to a regular dr. for years. A year ago, when given a full thyroid panel test, my tsh, t free 3, t free 4 are all normal. My two antibodies were high. I went gluten free to bring my antibodies down and they have come down some. Thytrophen confuses the antibodies and it protects the thyroid. I feel taking it all these years has kept me from having to go on thyroid meds. High antibodies, attack your thyroid and kill it. I feel taking thytrophen all these years has saved my thyroid.
Seeing as the concept means that the antibodies stop attacking the thyroid and allow it to heal, once it is healed, I assume you can theoretically stop the pmg and the antibodies won’t be able to detect dead/dying thyroid tissue and they will go into remission? What has been your experience? Has your thyroid healed and antibodies reduced?
I had a chiropractor that put me on it years ago and got it from him until recently. I do have a different chiropractor in town that I don't go to but I can buy it from him. If you google where can I buy Thytrophen, you should be able to find a place to buy it. Standard Process is the company that makes it, but they will only tell you what dr. in your area carries it. there are places on the internet you can buy it though because I have. pureformulas.com/thytrophin... I have found this to be the cheapest.
It seems only to be available in the US. Very strange that there are no European or UK producers or retailers if it's so effective. The theory and mechanism of how it works are interesting though because simply masking symptoms with synthetic T4 or T3 and allowing your body to deteriorate is BS to me.
Seeing as the concept means that the antibodies stop attacking the thyroid and allow it to heal, once it is healed, I assume you can theoretically stop the pmg and the antibodies won’t be able to detect dead/dying thyroid tissue and they will go into remission? What has been your experience? Has your thyroid healed and antibodies reduced?
Check out the work by Dr Royal Lee who pioneered this a long time ago. The FDA went after him, as they seem to always do when someone comes up with something that works outside of the big pharma, and especially in his time. That lets me think he was onto something. drroyallee.com/
I have had thyroid problems for a very long time - over 40 years. You are all lucky to be growing up in a time where there are more open-minded doctors (a few) and naturopaths. By the time I got my doctor to prescribe me medication (Synthroid - which sucks) my thyroid had crashed and burned. I do take thytrophin pmg in combination with my armour. It all helps.
Thank you for sharing your experience. I’m on Natures Thyroid and now getting on a new thyroid medication due to a recall on natures thyroid. I was wondering how you introduced this into your regiment. Did you start just taking one pill a day...etc. I would really like to give my thyroid a chance to heal as I now have nodules that are becoming larger and changing composition, so it makes me nervous. I’ve had two friends get cancer in their thyroid and have to have it removed, so would love to try this product. Thanks for your help!
Hi I'm just trying find out about purchasing this pmg also in uk. Seems it does sale on Amazon.co.uk at moment. But I contacted the company in usa about if they ship it to UK. They said no. They said to be careful only go through a natural dr before takng this. Also they don't authorise it to UK. So now I'm confused . I purchased a bottle on ebay and I don't know if its a genuine brand. How did anyone get it on here can you say enlighten me. Is it OK to take do I need go through a dr natural one in uk to get it and make sure doses are right. Are they expensive natural drs there are some on here lsted names. Please rely asap.
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