A short but great read! The 5 Most Harmful Thyroid Myths Explained

[DarcyJ]

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Interesting article especially questions 4&5🤔... thanks for posting DJ 😀

[DarcyJ in reply to Hidden]

I was lead blind for over 30 yrs. with doctors! :/ Loving the web and being able to educate ourselves with the help of people going through the same nightmares. I've learned to ask many many questions!

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Agreed 😕

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[DarcyJ in reply to helvella]

I am still kinda new at this site so please bare with me. I love coming here and learning so much information that I feel is helping me get my life back. I would never do anything inappropriate. Thank you for your understanding. I will definitely watch that I follow the guidelines on future posts. Thank you

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[DarcyJ in reply to helvella]

Okay Thanks Helvella

[crimple]

An interesting article and supportive of what we are always saying on here with the exception perhaps of myth 5.

I agree with Helvella it would have been helpful to write a sentence to explain what the article was about.

[Beata_s]

Interesting about TSH : can anyone please briefly explain why suppressed TSH could be harmful ? Or is it not ? Like this article says ?

I don’t know about people but in dogs osteoporosis is unheard of even in hypothyroids - even heart problems ( although recently Vit D importance and having it sufficient is getting a lot of attention for heart failure and chronic kidney disease and dogs suffer those hugely )

Some dog reference ranges on TSH list 0.00 - ?? On TSH ? Dogs do get high doses and I think often over supplemented though

Anyways interested to read more about TSH if anyone has any links please ?

[NtombiSA]

Darcyl......what an excellent article...thank you!! I weaned myself off NDT two years ago and have not felt this good in 30 years! After 25 yrs of every single doctor telling me it was life threatening to come off my thyroid meds!!! The lack of knowledge and pressure by pharmaceutical companies to propagate this myth is horrendous to the unsuspecting and trusting patients.

This article can be a life changer to many people who read it....thank you.

[DarcyJ in reply to NtombiSA]

Your welcome NtombiSA . I am so grateful for the way information can be shared. I know you can't trust everything you read on the internet. I am so thankful for healthunlocked.com and all the wonderful people who share their time, knowledge and give encouragement! <3

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Very interesting, thankyou.

[Chrisandbob]

Thank you DarcyJ. An interesting read!