A few months ago I ordered Thyroid S and have tried taking it twice but feel horrendous on it! I just wondered if anyone else had the same experience? I did have Naturethroid before and felt good on that so will give it a try again. I just can't stick on Levothyroxine as feel like my whole body is sort of drying up and I'm living half the life I used to as I can't be bothered! Had an unsuccessful appointment with an endo a week or so ago who said the usual that everyone seems to be told and refused to prescribe NDT.
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I felt very unwell on thyroid S. Have you tried thiroyd? This was better for me ( but at higher doses gave me tinnitus), felt quite warm and energetic. Quite cheap too. Now on levo, lio combo.
It's difficult to know the correct dosage. Am on my own with it as docs won't or can't prescribe and the endo said he definitely would not prescribe it.
I started taking it at the end of Nov after having been on Levo. I had been supplementing iron, Vit B12 and Vit D prior to starting as these being optimal seem to be a precursor to it working well. I also take selenium and magnesium.
The first time I took it (1 grain) I felt a rush I think from the T3 but that went after a day.
I gradually increased to 2 grains and initially at that level I felt odd - heart palps etc, but because I'd had something similar when I started taking Levo I persevered and it went after a couple of weeks. I think sometimes it takes a while for your body to adjust and now I feel fine on it.
I don't know that it works for everyone, but I would maybe confirm you are optimal with vitamins and iron / ferritin before giving up on it completely.
I'm glad to hear you've managed to suss your dosage and are feeling fine on it. I think you're right, I need to go and ask for my blood test results and check everything out. Thank you!
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