hi guys, i want to start taking selenium as i am reading different threads and alot of people are supplementing with this. As you know i have hashis and also cealiac.
What can you recommend and what dosage as i have read that you should not take more than 90mgs of this per day? Xx
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Judging by this post and discussion thread about excess selenium, it looks sensible to adopt the low level supplement approach that you're considering: healthunlocked.com/thyroidu...
Thankyou i have just read the link and are in 2 minds now whether to buy some but if i do i will start with 90mgs- bit worrying though isnt it but there again everything as side effects.xx
This web page give you some information about recommended amounts for different age groups. According to the below website the full amount for an adult is 400mcg daily but if you supplement then you would need to take into account that you could get some selenium through your food. 200mcg are generally advised as a supplement on this forum.
You could get your selenium level tested first through medichecks then you would know if you needed a boost or not. 100mcg is a maintenance dose so should be fine. Once you supplement it would effect blood tests so you won't have a baseline.
That is a good ldea, i have read on this site alot of people take it to help the thyroid but must admit abit wary of taking it now as i have read more about it causing breathing issues, cancer, etc. It is naturally found in liver, brazil nuts tuna etc, i do eat these. Im going to get a medicheck done 1st and see whats what.
Didnt understand by it effecting blood results so i wont have a baseline? 😊
Thankyou jeanjeanie50 for sending link i found that really useful as it tells you how much to have daily. I do eat eggs, brazil nuts, lambs liver i find beef liver a little bitter.chicken, spinach i love eating raw. I must admit im a little wary of the supplements and i could try and eat extra of these foods but sadly i wont be eating the sardines, aghh!!😨😨 yak. Ha.
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