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Another Desiccated Thyroid Hormone Medication Shortage by ChyvonneB Facebook

Posted Wed 28 Oct 2009 2:04pm

1 Comment I am seriously worried. Once again there is a shortage of Desiccated Thyroid Hormone products. Currenty, I am taking Armour Thyroid. As many people, I do not do well on Synthetic Thyroid Hormone. There are other disturbing rumors that I'm hearing regarding Desiccated Thyroid Hormone and the FDA (i.e. the FDA may be trying to take Desiccated Thyroid Read on »

How to Get Your Natural Desiccated Thyroid Drug Prescription Filled by Andrea Patient Expert

Posted Fri 28 Aug 2009 7:13pm

1 Comment I take two different thyroid medications----a compounded T3 preparation, and for my T4 thyroid hormone I take Levoxyl (and I take the brand name, I recently learned... it). I've never taken Armour thyroid hormone, but a lot of people do, and there is widespread concern because there have been numerous problems with patients getting prescriptions Read on »

Thyroid Alert: Low Iodine and Perchlorate Effects in Women by Environmental Health Posted Thu 30 Nov 2006 9:00pm Thyroid Alert: Low Iodine and Perchlorate Effects in Women Formal Correction: This article has been... Citation: Dahl R 2006. Thyroid Alert: Low Iodine and Perchlorate Effects in Women. Environ Health Perspect 114:A714-A714. doi:10.1289/ehp.114-a714a Perchlorate Read on »

Toxicants and Teen Health: Pollutant Effects on Adolescent Thyroid Function by Environmental Health Posted Sat 31 May 2008 9:00pm Toxicants and Teen Health: Pollutant Effects on Adolescent Thyroid Function Formal Correction: This article... Tillett Citation: Tillett T 2008. Toxicants and Teen Health: Pollutant Effects on Adolescent Thyroid Function. Environ Health Perspect 116:A259-A259. doi Read on »

Thyroid Assist for Healthy Thyroid and Hypothyroidism by franklinb Posted Sun 04 Oct 2009 11:11pm and without the risk of serious side effects. The formula remains true to the whole spectrum method of herbal extraction, ensuring the bio-availability and balance of all the active ingredients contained in the remedy. This method of manufacture also significantly reduces the likelihood of side effects and maintains all active ingredients in perfect balance ideal Read on »

thyroid & thyroid cancer, 101 by Joan H. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 17 Nov 2004 12:00am to flush out those areas constantly after the dose is administered, to reduce any potential side effects to those organs. I'm swilling lots of water to keep everything moving... It was brought to my attention today that I use a lot of terms and abbreviations that are not familiar to anyone who hasn't had thyroid problems, or thyroid Read on »

Menopause Thyroid Solution: Overcome Menopause By Solving Your Hidden Thyroid Problems by Cathy T. Healthy Living Professional

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Assess Your Thyroid Health: Signs and Symptoms of a Thyroid Condition by DrEliaz Posted Thu 09 Dec 2010 6:53pm . Hair Loss The health of your hair is particularly vulnerable to thyroid problems, resulting in hair loss or the development o f coarse, dry hair that easily breaks or falls out... of the patient, and the preference of the health-care provider. There are both natural and surgical treatments that may prove to be effective for improving thyroid health, so consult Read on »

Thyroid.About.Com, the Source for Dangerous Thyroid Information has Done it Again. Now You Don't Need an Endocrinologist at All! by Dr. Richard Guttler Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:04pm The about.thyroid.com website, for alternative medical information has reached a new low. Patients with thyroid disease should NOT see an endocrinologist or thyroidologist. The post claims that "thyroid friendly" alternative types will listen to the patient and give them therapy based on symptoms, rather than hard thyroid hormone blood studies Read on »

Thyroid.About.Com, the Source for Dangerous Thyroid Information has Done it Again. Now You Don't Need an Endocrinologist at All! by Dr. Richard Guttler Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 24 Jun 2009 2:05pm

3 Comments The about.thyroid.com website, for alternative medical information has reached a new low. Patients with thyroid disease should NOT see an endocrinologist or thyroidologist. The post claims that "thyroid friendly" alternative types will listen to the patient and give them therapy based on symptoms, rather than hard thyroid hormone blood studies Read on »