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ThyroMate

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ThyroMate is one of the most effective and strongest of all the thyroid supplements on the market today. It has the potential to offer many benefits in terms of supporting thyroid functionality, promoting a healthy metabolism, increasing energy levels, improving concentration, promoting weight loss, and enhancing mood enhancement. We have heard and read good reviews on ThyroMate.

What Is ThyroMate?

A thyroid support supplement, ThyroMate has a somewhat similar formula to other thyroid supplements out there. Of course it contains the essential amino acids, minerals and vitamins including: copper, iodine, kelp, l-tyrosine, magnesium, manganese, molybdenum, selenium, vitamin b-12, and zinc. ThyroMate also contains helpful plants and herbs that help restore an out of balance body: ashwagandha, bladderwrack, cayenne pepper, and schisandra. However, it’s rarely the ingredients in a supplement’s formula that matters, but rather the quality of the extract. You can have all the vitamins you want, but if their extracts are from low quality sources, the potency will be nil. You won’t feel anything. Fortunately, this is not the case with this supplement. ThyroMate seems to source very high quality ingredients with several great seals on their site, such as no artificial coloring and no preservatives). Its refreshing to see that ThyroMate has elected for better sources for their ingredients rather than the cheap synthetic versions others may use. I believe that you will certainly feel the difference.

ThryoMate Effects and Benefits

ThryoMate’s great formula and high potency extracts leads to a great thyroid supplement. Minerals and vitamins like Iodine, Selenium, L-Tyrosine, and Zinc are major contributors to the function of your thyroid gland, especially the creation of T3 and T4 hormones, which are important for regulating your body’s metabolism. The herbs in this mix interact with enzymatic systems to influence overall well-being and carbohydrate metabolism, and provide powerful antioxidant protection that is helpful in the treatment of autoimmune diseases.

Most users have reported feeling significant change around the third week, though for me, it was only two weeks before I woke up feeling a lot more energized. ThyroMate truly provides real results without unwanted side effects.


PROS:
  • High Potency Extracts
  • Scientifically Proven Formula
  • No artificial coloring or preservatives
  • Inexpensive
  • Free Shipping

CONS:
  • None so far!


ThyroMate Review and Experiences

Individuals who have taken ThyroMate often report that they also feel like it has stimulating properties. Although this could be more just because the individual is feeling better as they may have supported their Thyroid or may have resolved their issue. Fortunately, ThyroMate does not come with the same stated negative side effects possible when taking an hormone-based thyroid drug such as Armour Thyroid or Synthroid. Plus its all natural, and contains no artificial colorings, or preservatives. ThyroMate can definitely support thyroid functionality and help give your metabolism a boost to improve weight loss. Many people will use ThyroMate to help balance their mood and to help them simply feel better to go about their day. We highly recommended this product.

ThyroMate

$29.99

Thyroid
10 Total Score
7 reviews
Excellent!

Our first perfect review. ThyroMate contains high quality ingredients and a great formula. It has the potential to offer many benefits in terms of supporting thyroid functionality, promoting a healthy metabolism, increasing energy levels, improving concentration, promoting weight loss, and enhancing mood enhancement. We highly recommended this product.

10Editor's score
Supports Thyroid Functionality
10
Improves Metabolism
10
Increases Energy Levels
10
Side Effects
10
Worth
10
9.3User's score
Supports Thyroid Functionality
10
Improves Metabolism
10
Increases Energy Levels
8.5
Side Effects
8.5
Worth
9.8
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  1. Reply
    Luis February 9, 2021 at 9:02 pm

    Does this help convert T4 to T3? I’m on NP thyroid at the moment and that’s because I was still experiencing hypo symptoms on Levothyroxine. This is most likely because I was having issues converting T4 to T3. I do feel better on NP, but my dosage just increased and it’s getting out of my price range. Would Thyromate help with this if I go back on Levothyroxine?

  2. Reply
    Karen August 20, 2019 at 1:30 pm

    I was wondering if anyone has taken their temperature to see if it raised it from below normal to normal 98.6 degrees

    • Reply
      Karen August 20, 2019 at 1:44 pm

      P.S. If ThyroMate did raise your body temperature to 98.6, how many bottles did it take?

  3. Reply
    Donna Houston July 13, 2019 at 1:01 am

    Does ThyroMate contain sulfites? I am worried about the iodine if it is a sulfite or sulfer as I am allergic to both. I have had 3 major anaphylactic reactions to sulfites.

  4. Reply
    Catherine Bond July 8, 2019 at 10:27 am
    4.6
    Supports Thyroid Functionality
    100
    Improves Metabolism
    100
    Increases Energy Levels
    60
    Side Effects
    100
    Worth
    100

    Hello I am now on my second three month course of Thyromate I have borderline underactive thyroid and I felt shocking I was not able to get medication on the NHS but I opted to try thyromate I felt better within days I took the three months course and I did not take any for a month I went down like a lead balloon and so immediately sent for another 3 months. I feel better within a week. My only concern is that I have to pay customs fees this last time totalling £20. I have no option but to continue with thyromate it is like someone stealing my batteries engine and diesel and leaving me with just dodgy wheels. I may have to check out the cost of purchasing six months at a time. I am totally in awe of thyromate

    + PROS: Feeling well again
    - CONS: Having to pay customs fees
    • Reply
      Sam August 26, 2020 at 7:29 am

      How can you order this is the UK/ deliver to UK? Thank you

      • Reply
        Thyroid Advisor September 5, 2020 at 9:55 pm

        Hey Sam,

        I am not sure of that answer. You would have to ask ThyroMate about that and see what they saw. I’ve also heard about third party forwarders that ship the product to you overseas, but not sure if they can be trusted.

  5. Reply
    Freda Rohr June 25, 2019 at 4:14 pm

    Do you need to take a multi vitamin with this product?

  6. Reply
    Roxanne March 3, 2019 at 3:35 pm

    Was wondering if this will help my hormones. I was on thyroid meds 4years ago, then stop because I was pregnant. Now my blood tests (yes, I did this many times) said my thyroid was normal, but says I’m pre menopause. I was only 36. A year later, I still feel misdiagnosed, should I try this?

  7. Reply
    Mikaela February 11, 2019 at 12:58 pm

    Hello. I had my right side thyroid removed due to a benign mass seen in the ultrasound. My thyroid laboratory function test after operation is normal. I don’t have any medications. Should I take the thyromate? Because I had so much weight for a year after right side thyroidectomy?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor March 19, 2019 at 3:10 am

      Hi Mikaela,

      Thyroid supplements, like Thyromate, work best for full and healthy thyroids. Patients who have had part of their thyroid removed, or even total thyroidectomy, do not benefit as much from thyroid supplements as others.

  8. Reply
    Elaine January 7, 2019 at 10:56 pm

    Hello. I have overactive Thyroid (Hyperthyroidism) Do you think this can help me ? I don’t like the medication my Doctor gave me . I want to heal in natural way.

    Thank you

  9. Reply
    CHARLENE October 20, 2018 at 7:21 pm

    Dear thyroid advisor

    I am taking levoxil 0.075mg 1 tab M-sat. 1 1/2 on Sunday. I have been on this for years. Can I take ThyroMate with it. Still tired no energy, memory foggy,and I’m depressed.plus weight gain.

  10. Reply
    Liz October 11, 2018 at 3:54 am

    Hi,

    I am currently taking 75 Levothyroxine and was recently diagnosed with Hasimoto, will this product help with hashimoto? Do I still have to take my daily vitamins along with this product? I take vitamin D 1,000 vitamin B12 1,000 and Ester C 1,000

  11. Reply
    noe whey September 12, 2018 at 4:53 am

    Does this product contain porcine sourced in China? One source from that country has been the subject of a recall in August 2018.

    • Reply
      maryellen September 19, 2018 at 7:11 pm

      hi, noe did you find out for sure if this product does cantain porcine from china? because i need to know so if it does then i dont want to order it.

      • Reply
        Thyroid Advisor September 22, 2018 at 7:49 pm

        Hi,

        ThyroMate does not contain any gland extract, porcine or otherwise, according to its nutrition facts label.

  12. Reply
    Deana September 5, 2018 at 11:17 am

    I am taking a low does of Levothyroxin. I am still having trouble with my wait and energy. Was thinking for taking Thyromate. My doctor says my levels are good. But I just don’t feel that the weight and energy levels I am having is not where I want them to be.

    • Reply
      Naomi June 26, 2019 at 11:44 pm

      Yes i have been taking this for about 16 days and i feel better in my body and my energy level has gone up can u lose weight off of this

  13. Reply
    Karen September 1, 2018 at 7:19 pm

    Dear Thyroid Advisor,

    I am post menopausal and I would like to try the ThyroMate but need to know if it has soy or anything else in it that would raise estrogen levels for when I took a multi vitamin with soy I developed abnormal bleeding and constipation. I went back to normal after I stopped taking the multi vitamin with soy. If there is soy in the ThryoMate, is there any of the other one’s that you reviewed that doesn’t have soy?

    Thank You!
    Karen
    Karen

  14. Reply
    Erica August 21, 2018 at 7:09 pm
    5
    Supports Thyroid Functionality
    100
    Improves Metabolism
    100
    Increases Energy Levels
    100
    Side Effects
    100
    Worth
    100

    I may be jumping the gun here because I have only been taking ThyroMate for three days. I knew I was feeling bad but I had no idea how much. My joints were aching, I was swelling, fatigued yet couldn’t sleep, stressed to the max. I have been wanting to get into the gym but it’s been tough getting my knees to cooperate and it was almost like it happened overnight. In these three days, I have been resting, the swelling has subsided tremendously and I can feel my joints working again. I plan to make an appointment with my doctor but I am one of those unfortunate people who do not react well to hormones of any kind…deathly allergic to a couple that I know of so if this continues to work for me, I will be a loyal customer for sure!!

    + PROS: Fast acting, no known side effects, does as promised and more!
    - CONS: NONE!
  15. Reply
    Linda August 17, 2018 at 5:02 am

    Hi I am on 50mg Levothyroxine but in the past few months I have been extremely tired. My hair if coming out by the handfuls. My blood work is in the normal range. Have been taking this same Med for 2nyears now with no problems. What are your thoughts about the tiredness and my hair coming out so bad? Would I benefit from taking this supplement? Thank you

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor August 18, 2018 at 1:08 am

      Hi Linda,

      These are common signs of hypothyroidism, which this thyroid supplement may help with. Since they have a great money back guarantee, I would definitely try it out.

  16. Reply
    Stacie C August 14, 2018 at 2:25 pm

    I had my thyroid tested last year and test cane back normal but over the last 8 years I have continued to gain weight above normal weight gain for myself. My normal range of weight has always fluctuated between 130-150 and i am now 205 and other than getting older (51) nothing else has changed in my everyday do’s. I take Lisinopril, Metoprolol, Lipitor, Fish oil tabs & 1 81mg aspirin twice a day and am curious if this product may be something that I could try in helping me with more energy and in helping me to shed some of this weight that I have thus far had any luck with losing trying a many different ways? Thank you for taking the time to listen to me and I wish all of those who have had a good response to this product, many more happy healthy days! Thank you again for your time, God bless

  17. Reply
    Connie July 24, 2018 at 4:25 pm

    I just had a complete thyroidectomy, and am taking 150 mg Levothyroxine . I read that certain vitamins/minerals need to be in the body in order for the body to convert T4 to T3. That’s why I’d like to take Thyromate. Is this a good idea?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor August 8, 2018 at 12:59 am

      Hi Connie,

      It is true that our bodies need vitamins and minerals in order to convert T4 to T3. Having had a thyroidectomy, though, from past experiences, the benefits from supplements will be limited compared to someone who still has a healthy thyroid.

  18. Reply
    Chandy May 17, 2018 at 3:38 pm

    Great article! I am currently on a birth control pill, will Thyromate interact at all with the effectiveness of the Pill?

  19. Reply
    Cheryle April 23, 2018 at 8:19 pm

    I also had a parathyroidectomy! From my understanding, the thyroid and parathyroids are completely different and do completely different things in our body. I found the best source of information regarding parathyroid is parathyroid.com – they have everything you will ever need to know on their website!

  20. Reply
    Cindy April 22, 2018 at 8:32 pm

    Dear Thyroid Advisor,

    Do you know if this supplement is good for shrinking thyroid nodules? According to tests my thyroid is functioning normally, and I am not on any medication. Thank you for your reply.

  21. Reply
    Susan April 21, 2018 at 1:38 pm

    I was looking for the best thyroid support supplement available. After reading all your analysis of various ones, and ranking ThyroMate at the top, I went to their website and found that it “contains soy and shellfish (kelp)”, as shown on label. What could possibly be the reason to include soy? There are many reasons people need to avoid soy. Kelp is a plant that has many great health benefits, but what does shellfish have to do with kelp? They are 2 different things…why do you think it is labeled that way? I will address the makers of ThyroMate also, but was interested in your opinion. Thought these factors might diminish the favored ranking. What do you say?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor April 21, 2018 at 11:20 pm

      Hi Susan,

      These are valid concerns and we asked them about this as well. I believe their reply was that a very small amount of soy (around a tenth of a milligram they said) was used in the processing of the minerals and contains even fewer, if any, soy proteins. However, that is still not acceptable for someone with a serious soy allergy, so they had to include that warning.

      As for Kelp, it is a natural aquatic product which may contain traces of fish and/or shellfish so they said they had to include that warning again for those with allergies.

      Of course, you’re welcome to ask them about these as well.

  22. Reply
    DB April 13, 2018 at 3:12 pm

    If taking 90MG of Armour Thyroid, when should the ThyroMate supplement be taken?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor April 18, 2018 at 4:45 pm

      Hello DB,

      Questions like those are probably best asked towards the makers of ThyroMate.

  23. Reply
    stella Robinson April 6, 2018 at 4:01 am

    hello im hypo.i really need something speacial like this,im in so much pain, extreme hot fevers, foggy head, hot n cold, toilet problems, ect.but my health food shop says i cant take iodine and kelp, with levothyroxine. ive heard this a few times ,from different sources.?

  24. Reply
    Sarah pieper February 23, 2018 at 1:37 am

    Can i take this with my armor thyroid medication?

  25. Reply
    Becky December 9, 2017 at 3:44 pm

    Hello.
    I’m hoping you can help clear up some things for me. Four years ago I was diagnosed with Hashimoto Thyrotoxicosis. I then had the radioactive iodine to ablate my thyroid. I was put on Levothyroxin and EVERY time I had labs done (approx every 6 mo), by dosage would change. Super frustrating! I finally told my doctor that I wanted to change to Armour in June of this year because I still wasn’t feeling better. I just had labs done this week: TPOaB is high, FT3 is high, FT4 is normal, and TSH is low. My endocrinologist basically told me that since I have an autoimmune disease – and there’s no cure for it – I can expect to feel bad for the remainder of my life. That’s just not acceptable!! I just came across your website and want to know if it would be ok to take Thyromate along with Armour? I am currently supplementing with D3, selenium, zink, B12, Turmeric, magnesium, CoQ10 but would like to just take one pill instead of a handful. I would appreciate your comments. Thanks!

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor December 23, 2017 at 12:28 am

      Hi Becky,

      If you are already taking the ingredients in a supplement separately, you should be able to take it in one pill at the same time. I would think this is likely as a lot more convenient. The dosages might be different though, so be sure to check that. Hopefully it helps your thyroid condition out.

  26. Reply
    Bob November 17, 2017 at 1:17 am

    What are the ingredients in Thyromate?
    Is it safe to take it concurrently with Rx meds.?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor November 19, 2017 at 12:47 am

      Hi Bob,

      The ingredients and their quantities can be found on Thyromate’s website. I would not think dietary supplements would cause a problem with prescription drugs, but it might be better to ask them or your doctor.

  27. Reply
    Lil November 15, 2017 at 12:55 pm

    Hello,
    I am hypo and am on a low dose compounded armour(45mg). I know your adrenals go hand in hand with your thyroid. I am having issues sleeping and a lot of other adrenal symptoms that I think are affecting my thyroid health. Increasing my dosage to 65mg didn’t help and made my T3 go into the abnormal range and my Tsh dropped really low, under 1., though still in the normal range and felt anxious. I went back to 45mg thinking it’s my adrenals that aren’t up to par. Would taking just ashwandha be just as good as ThyroMate? I already am taking other supplements that are in the thyromate…b12(as methylcobalamin, which is better than cyan, extra b’s, selenium etc., just don’t want to double up on the same vitamins. Thank you for your website.

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor November 19, 2017 at 12:49 am

      Hi Lil,

      If you’re already taking the vitamins/minerals in Thyromate, like you said, it probably won’t help as much to just double up on them. I would target the one’s, such as Ashwagandha, that you are not getting. The source of the supplement matters as well, so try to find ones that are higher quality and reputable.

  28. Reply
    Jeanette Hurst November 10, 2017 at 7:43 pm

    Can anyone talk about if this medication with Levothyroxine helped with forgetfulness, hair loss, bad skin and nails?

  29. Reply
    LaTisha Mincy October 28, 2017 at 5:55 pm

    Hello

    I had a parathyroid removal done last year due to hyperparathyroidism and I am still experience symptoms of extreme fatigue. Will ThyroMate also work for me? I keep seeing Hypo- and I have Hyper-.

  30. Reply
    Yvette September 11, 2017 at 12:44 am
    5
    Supports Thyroid Functionality
    100
    Improves Metabolism
    100
    Increases Energy Levels
    100
    Side Effects
    100
    Worth
    100

    I had classic symptoms of hypothyroidism. However, my lab results are always negative. My Dr. stated I might have undetected hypothyroidism but she was not able to treat it because of the negative lab results. I searched for the right supplements and ordered Thyromate. I felt results within a few days. My body welcomes the balance. I like that the ingredients are natural, so I have no side effects. However, I can feel the difference if I forget to take it. It seems to work better for me to take one twice a day instead of two once a day.

    + PROS: Works fast Decreases anxiety Decreases blood pressure
    - CONS: None
  31. Reply
    Juanita September 2, 2017 at 2:08 pm

    If I stop taking Levothyroxine 125mcg with its many side effects, what would
    Happen to me?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor September 4, 2017 at 10:47 pm

      Hi Juanita,

      Stopping thyroid medication cold turkey is usually not a good idea. I would imagine it would be unpleasant to say the least. You won’t notice the effects right away but they will eventually come.

  32. Reply
    louis August 21, 2017 at 10:13 am
    4.7
    Supports Thyroid Functionality
    100
    Improves Metabolism
    100
    Increases Energy Levels
    80
    Side Effects
    100
    Worth
    90

    Hi ,may i know thyromate suitable for overactive thyroid ?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor August 21, 2017 at 11:54 pm

      Hi Louis,

      In my opinion, Thyromate is most effective for an underactive thyroid – but I can see it helping those with an overactive thyroid as well. Ashwagandha in particular, which is in Thyromate along with some other herbs (some of which we talk about here), is effective at re-balancing thyroid health and hormones.

  33. Reply
    Deborah August 15, 2017 at 3:46 pm
    5
    Supports Thyroid Functionality
    100
    Improves Metabolism
    100
    Increases Energy Levels
    100
    Side Effects
    100
    Worth
    100

    Can’t remember the last time I reviewed a product….. but this is something special! It has increased my energy and helped me lose weight!

    + PROS: I have more energy and lost a bit of weight
  34. Reply
    Cathy July 9, 2017 at 12:42 am

    Is there any interaction with blood pressure meds

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor July 10, 2017 at 5:49 pm

      I have not seen anything to suggest that, but it is always a good idea to run it by your doctor as he would likely know a lot more about the situation and possible effects.

  35. Reply
    Cynthia Lopez July 4, 2017 at 3:40 am

    Can I take with my levothyroxiine and I also had mine removed with radiation

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor July 10, 2017 at 5:53 pm

      Hi Cynthia,

      If you had your thyroid removed, it is very unlikely any thyroid supplement will be able to help you. Thyroid hormones cannot be produced without a thyroid. If someone had their thyroid removed, they would have to take in hormones externally with medication like levothyroxine.

  36. Reply
    Jo July 3, 2017 at 5:16 pm

    I just received my very first bottle and I can’t wait to see how it works! I just took my first dose an hour ago. When I was about 17 years old, I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism. However, throughout my entire adult life (I’m now 35, almost 36), every single time I have had a thyroid panel done, I have been told that it was within normal limits, so they won’t prescribe me anything like Synthroid; however, I have several symptoms that are textbook for hypothyroidism and I’m getting so sick of these doctors not listening to me and telling me that I’m fine. I work in the medical field, so I know that this happens to A LOT of people. I finally decided to do some research on natural, over-the-counter thyroid supplements and I came across Thyromate. After reading about how great it is supposed to be, I immediately ordered a bottle. I like how they offer a money back guarantee. I can’t believe how fast it came!!!! I ordered it on Friday afternoon and it was in my mailbox today (Monday)! If I see any results at all from this, supplement, I will definitely be ordering more!

    • Reply
      Ash March 20, 2018 at 5:43 pm

      Hey just wondering what your results were. Can you update please?

    • Reply
      Bill March 1, 2018 at 10:38 pm

      Jo, Exactly what I heard today from the Endo doctor….. Your thyroid is normal range, therefore you don’t need any meds. So, basically, the two blood tests, ultrasound of my thyroid, numerous issues including neurological is all in my head right?

      What did you think of ThyroMate?

    • Reply
      Jen October 2, 2017 at 7:22 pm

      Synthroid, like other Rx meds is a synthetic – it is not really bioavailable (at least not from what I have read). Further, most meds are made from isolated constituents taken from herbs. An herb is much more effective if you use the whole herb, not pieces of it which are then added to other chemicals or whatever. I will avoid anything my doc would give me until I try natural methods. Our bodies are made to heal themselves if given the proper nutrition. My husband has gotten off of his cholesterol, most of his heart meds (still working on that) and acid reflux meds by making lifestyle changes and taking natural herbs and herbal supplements and diffusing and applying essential oils. And I have overcome severe adrenal fatigue, leaky gut, candida overgrowth, you name it.

      • Reply
        Bizzybee July 17, 2018 at 3:08 pm

        Hi Jen
        What supplements did you take for your Adrenal Fatigue?

      • Reply
        Cathy April 15, 2018 at 11:13 am

        Thanks Jen for sharing your story. I believe in alternative medicine and knowing you have used natural methods and gotten great results is awesome to hear!! Thanks.

        Cathy

  37. Reply
    Richard Olvera April 20, 2017 at 6:36 pm

    Is this Bioavailable?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor April 25, 2017 at 7:49 pm

      Not sure, but I would assume so since it works well.

  38. Reply
    Katherine April 7, 2017 at 1:11 am

    Is this supplement a replacement for Levothyroxine and Naturethroid? Is this safe for those with Hashimotos disease?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor April 25, 2017 at 7:53 pm

      I don’t think any supplement can be a replacement for a drug your doctor recommended you take. Supplements are often safe on their own, but may interact with other drugs, so I would ask your doctor or the drug manufacturer first.

      • Reply
        kim June 27, 2018 at 10:44 pm

        well, I would disagree with that, for years I was on 112mcgs of thyroid medicine, each year kept getting the same dose, which indicated that I still needed it. Finally I started taking a natural supplement ( 1 1/2 months ago), and just had thyroid tested. perfectly normal! first time in 20 yrs. So doctors arent always the answer!!!

        • Judy June 15, 2019 at 2:44 pm

          Please let me know also what supplement you were using and if it is still working?

        • Crystal July 27, 2018 at 5:26 pm

          Kim if u don’t mind me asking what natural supplement did u take?

  39. Reply
    Shannon March 5, 2017 at 3:08 am

    Is this ok to take if thyroid is causing me to loose alot of weight?

    • Reply
      Christina April 16, 2017 at 4:12 am

      Be careful with your thyroid. Make sure you don’t have symptoms of graves disease! Some include overactive thyroid, racing heart rate, extreme weight loss, anxiety, feeling hot all the time, and nausea when you don’t eat. Be careful. Grave’s disease hospitalized me. The thyroid is a tricky little hormone.

      • Reply
        S Washington April 13, 2018 at 5:27 am

        Hello any helpful factors for graves disease….i was diagnosed this week

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor March 7, 2017 at 6:18 pm

      I can’t imagine why it would not be, but not sure how effective it will be for you if your thyroid is causing you to lose a large amount of weight.

  40. Reply
    June January 30, 2017 at 10:08 pm

    Some people with thyroid problems cannot swallow pills or capsules. We need a liquid form and it is why I am looking at Thyrobin.

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor February 1, 2017 at 3:04 am

      Absolutely. Everyone is unique and should find what works best for them.

  41. Reply
    Linzee January 29, 2017 at 3:19 am

    Hi! Is this ok to take full or half does while pregnant (second/third trimester)?

    • Reply
      Thyroid Advisor February 1, 2017 at 3:03 am

      Most sources seem to recommend taking supplements while pregnant, but there are some that do not. I would think there would not be an issue, but you should always ask your doctor to make sure.

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