Lots of people are having problems with nature throid since it's reformulation, myself included. After doing really well on it for over 6 months my levels suddenly began dropping. I have now switched to Thai thiroyd. Some people are even claiming the new nature throid is no better than a placebo.
As NatChap says a lot of us are having problems with Nature-Throid since it restarted production earlier this year. My FT3 level went down despite increasing to a higher dose than ever before. Unfortunately I don't think Nature-Throid is a brand to trial at the moment.
I have over a £100 worth sat in my cupboard that I won't use...gutted about it but it was getting expensive too I suppose. Really feel for those that can't tolerate other brands.
So have I NatChap, £108 worth of it! I decided to get the latest prescription because this is the first time any doctor apart from Dr Skinner has believed I need thyroid hormones, and it's his preferred brand (but I think he's starting to change his mind now). I want to stay with him as it's so much easier than sourcing and self-treating which I had to do for years. In November though, if this batch isn't any better, I shall ask to switch to NP by Acella. I always keep a 3 month supply of Thyroid-S in stock as well, in case it's ever needed. It's interesting that the cheapest Thai brands never seem to have any problems, whereas since I started taking NDT, first Armour, then ERFA and now Nature-Throid have altered in some way.
I have to self medicate as I can't get ndt on prescription so can't afford to risk buying anymore nature throid ☹️ although I had already been considering switching to one of the Thai brands due to nature throid putting the prices up. Just don't like wasting money.
Thanks - yes I’m going to get back to where I was with results taking Levo before and then look at either adding a little T3 or changing to different NDT . Possibly get the gene blood test or saliva - can’t remember which they test .
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