These Hypothyroid Supplements Will Help You Feel Better
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
- Do hypothyroid support supplements work? Absolutely, but only if you use the right ones.
In my opinion, and based on my experience, here are the ones hypothyroid patients should be using:
1. Guggulsterone
Guggulsterone has been shown in animal studies to promote thyroid hormone creation and iodine uptake thereby supporting the thyroid gland. It also happens to help with symptoms associated with low thyroid like high cholesterol.
2. T2 (3,5 diiodo-l-thyronine)
As the only thyroid hormone available over the counter, T2 is a must have for low thyroid patients. It performs its own functions while also supporting the action of T3.
3. Rhodiola
Rhodiola is an adaptogenic herb that promotes energy and better cognition and is one of my favorite adaptogens for thyroid patients.
4. Calcium D glucarate
Calcium D glucarate promotes better liver health which, in turn, supports T4 to T3 conversion and the elimination of endocrine disrupting chemicals.
5. L-tyrosine
L-tyrosine is needed to create thyroxine (T4 thyroid hormone) and several adrenal hormones. Because of its stimulating action, low doses are preferred.
6. Inositol
This sugar-like compound promotes the action of TSH in the cells and, when combined with selenium, has a powerful impact on thyroid hormone lab tests as well as thyroid antibody levels.
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Good gracious, Doc! Had to slow down the playback speed on this one to absorb the message. As we say in the south, you were talking 90 miles an hour!! 😎
I am keeping my thyroid balanced using your thyroid supplements. I’m not in any drugs!
9 out of 10 people with hypothyroidism are women and a massive proportion of these women develop hypothyroidism around peri menopause. I recently found out that estrogen and the thyroid are closely linked, with low estrogen causing inflammation and poor thyroid hormone production. If this is true, surely supporting estrogen production would be a good idea? Low estrogen also affects seratonin and dopamine production and it’s also the case that most women diagnosed with adhd tend to be around peri menopausal age. I’ve struggled with anxiety and depression since my youngest was born (developing post natal depression shortly afterwards) - I think I’ve been struggling with low estrogen for years and then upon peri menopause, it finally then affected my thyroid.
Great reply.
And also being put on HRT can shock the Thyroid and cause Hypothyroidism until the body corrects itself which takes months/ years. Why aren’t women better informed about this? - I don’t think most doctors know.
@@user-gu4pg2zy7d Ah, well that answers a question I had. If it’s known that low estrogen causes low thyroid, why when you are given hrt do most women need to ‘increase’ their meds - I would have assumed you would need to decrease them but like you say, it likely shocks the thyroid at first….I’ll be sure to keep an eye on mine then.
Hi Dr. Childs, you help us so much! Please increase the volume of your videos. I have to connect a bluetooth speaker to my computer to hear you...
Your supplements truly work! I'm so impressed and happy. Customer service is the best! Thank you so much!
thank you a lot
Could also make a video for hyperthyroidism?
I take choline inositol....is this acceptable?
Thank you for the valuable information.
Looking for thyroid support without the turmeric. Im allergic. All the good ones have it
Just ask an 8yr old to find the little more link under the video title to expand the Description scroll down and click more again to get his show links with all 4 spelled out! Store links below.. thanks Doc🎉
My cortisol level is so out of control that I am breaking out with boils, eczema, and my blood pressure is dangerously high. I have a weakened immune system and I am having problems with skin infections, like boils, eczema, and a complete full body breakout of large knots under my skin that itch like crazy. It is causing insane insomnia,awake for days at a time. It is making me depressed, anxious, suicidal, and feeling like life is not worth fighting for. Eczema has no cure. It angers me to the point of hating myself for being stuck with Hypothyroidism, pre-diabetes, epilepsy, anemia, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, all wrapped in one. I cannot get control over any of this. I don't know where to even begin treating all of these diseases.
An endocrinologist would be a good start
Have you tried fasting?
IODINE?!
Carnivore diet saved my life 🙏🏻
@@Sandra.Viewer@Sandra.Viewer Does that help with high blood pressure and cortisol, Sandra?
What is highly irritating is that on some products you give the dosage while on other products you hang us out to dangle.
Be nice.
@@WENDLELL Son, I am always nice.
I was told to take Calcium D Gluc. After my Doc had me do a stool test.. I took it for about a month but it felt my estrogen tanked so I’m scared to take it again. I’m in my 30’s, I shouldn’t have low estrogen at this point. I had no idea it help with conversion though. I might try it again.
I am one of those very loyal customers that spends her hard earned money on Doctor Child’s supplements. I do my labs every 90 days and my TSH is 3.85 and my free T3 is 3.9. I do take one grain of Armour Thyroid. I love the hypo thyroid bundle.
I had to quit Synthroid because I am unemployed. I had some thytrophin PMG in stock and use it. Thanks doc.
Generic Synthroid is very inexpensive.
try thyroid s from thailand ;)
When I asked my doctor about getting off synthroid and to start a generic (because I lost my job and synthroid is so expensive) I was told I had been on synthroid too long (30 years) and could not change over to generic?? Any body have any comments on this?
@@darlenegera8866 I had changed from Synthroid to Levothyroxine because my health insurance would only cover Levothyroxine.
@@darlenegera8866 I've been on levothyroxine, Armor Thyroid, and Unithroid, and I really can't tell a difference, I still feel like crap.
is there suppliment with all these in it?and onother question the T2 thyroid hormone does it have animals thyroid in it?DR pls tell me if u have suppliment with ll this in it?
Where do we get all of these?
Would these supplements work for a person who underwent a total thyroidectomy?
Hey dr child I am Aged 22 height 5'11 avg weight 69kgs . I was having repeated panic attacks and so got tested for TSH which came out to be 28.69 . I get very anxious and often constipated with cold feets and feel palpitations some times and always fighting with dry skin and fungi .
I have been recommended thyroxine 75mgc . But after takin the meds i feel my throat region burns and anxiety does not cure .
Any tips would be appreciated
Regards
I jad my thyroid removed because the dr said i had cancer. Is there something else i can take besides synthroid and levothyroxine?
Please help me with this question. What hypothyroid medication can I take while taking estrogen? What do you prescribe to your patients as levothyroxine has a negative reaction with estrogen?
I am so confused. In 1987 my Doctor diagnosed me with thyroid disease and suggested I have the radioactive iodine treatment to disable my thyroid. I agreed. I take 75 milligrams? of Synthroid each day. Currently, at 80, I'm in excellent health and have no obvious symptoms of thyroid problems. Your comments?, suggestions?
Do you have a recommendation for the dosage of rodiola?
I'm having issues with insomnia and am post menopausal.
If thyrosine supports melanin production, will it be an issue for us with melasma who try to supress melanin production. In converting t4 to t3 well, dr gave me supplements with l-thyroside but im scared it will worsen my melasms.
what about high tsh levels mom is very skinny
Doesn’t meds like armour have t2?
I was diagnosed with low thyroid 5 years ago the dr gave me levothyroxon start out 75 got to 150 i started losing weight i lost like 70 pounds in 3 months but it also gave me heart problems so he lowered it back down to 112 now I've gained a 100 pounds, feel bloated all the time i go to the bathroom 1 time a week i have bad cramps in the upper part of my stomach ,i have no energy im always tired and sleepy i can barely walk around ,i eat 1 time a day i always feel full ,i have a heart arithmea and high blood pressure now, I've told my dr i get a blood test he says im on the rite dose my thyroid test is perfect, he trying to say its something else causing my other problems and gives me more pills, i have watched a 1000 videos and each one says something different about what to do what will help im so confused about it all i don't know what to do first there is so much information on RUclips about the thyroid i feel like im going in circles
Please can someone help me? I have had burning, tingling feet for almost three years now, diagnosed as bilateral tarsal tunnel. The only thing in my blood work is a very low T3. It was around 3.9 but has crept down to 1.8, since fasting and doing the carnivore diet. Tarsal tunnel is my only symptom, so when I have tried armour or T3 on its own, I feel like a nutcase as its more energy on top of the good energy I already have. I dont know what im missing
The thing is were are u supposed to find these products
At health food store or vitamin store
Talk to 100 different doctors get 100 different opinions...
The thyroid is incredibly complicated
@@Aochic 25 yrs and I have never had the same advice twice.....
I flipped from hyper to hypo. It's a balancing act bcs so many things affect it. Adrenals. Hormones. Etc. Have you had luck with adaptogenics? They typically become what YOU need.
🙏🙏🙏
What are the best juices and supplements for Hyperthyroids with Myeleth Sheath issues?
I bought your T2 supplements and wasted my money. They did nothing. What a fool I was
Could you possibly have talked any faster!
The product names appeared so fast I tried slowing the speed down and pausing so many times that I gave up in frustration .
Probably a pitch for all of your products anyway but I’m done trying to watch and take notes
You can slow down the Playback speed in the Settings (top right hand icon, six edges with hole in middle). I sometimes set it to 0.75 (1 is recorded speed) and it is fine.
Are you getting enough iodine in your diet? Try supplementing with that first. It's cheaper. You're welcome 😊
Speak to goitrogens.
Speak to all the foods that have iodine.
To push iodine supplements and not Speak about thyroid connection can be dangerous for some.
Not funny.
Be responsible.
Please help me with this question. What hypothyroid medication can I take while taking estrogen? What do you prescribe to your patients as levothyroxine has a negative reaction with estrogen?
Please help me with this question. What hypothyroid medication can I take while taking estrogen? What do you prescribe to your patients as levothyroxine has a negative reaction with estrogen?