I belong to alt.support.thyroid and we cover both traditional and
alternative treatments - but more mainstream stuff than alternative.
Unfortunately, I heard some bad things about the alternative group a few
years back and so have stayed away. My ND indicated there really wasn't
much he could do for me right now concerning my thyroid especially since
we are concentrating on the cancer and adrenals. One thing at a time.
ar
On Mon, 18 Feb 2008 11:15:45 -0500, "Ellen" <rhudy@mdonline.net> said:
> Well, the problem is that everyone's different. It's good that you were
> able to do it. But caution is the watchword here. Your body gets used
> to one kind of med, then you're asking your body to re-adjust to a new
> med. I have seen posts on that group with gals who've had real problems
> getting their levels exactly where they want them to be. Luckily, I
> don't need Armour.........yet. My bloodwork was in the normal range,
> and taking Armour would throw me right into hyper. It's important to
> join that group so that you can get down in the trenches with gals (and
> a few guys) who have vast experience.
> Ellen
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