Fw: Digest Number 5166

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Roni,

Thanks for the info. I don't think an only-T3 product was what was referred to,

but one with the full spectrum of hormones,like Armour.

T3-only therapy has never come up with any of my docs. Is there " clinical

evidence " /journal articles showing that it works? What are the pros and cons,

if yes?

Many thanks,

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> 1a. New FDA-approved natural thyroid supplement

>     Posted by: " brian cooper " brianevans_99@...

> brianevans_99

>     Date: Mon May 2, 2011 1:21 pm ((PDT))

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> A few days ago someone on this list--or possibly

> another--said there is a new natural thyroid supplement,

> approved by the  FDA. Name is something like Acella.

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> I'd appreciate it if anyone knowing more can refer me to

> further details, since I've not had any luck on the Web

> myself.

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> Thanks,

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> 1b. Re: New FDA-approved natural thyroid supplement

>     Posted by: " Roni Molin " matchermaam@...

> matchermaam

>     Date: Mon May 2, 2011 8:26 pm ((PDT))

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> I saw a supposedly all natural T3 on the web.  Maybe you

> could check it out.

>  

> Roni

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> From: brian cooper <brianevans_99@...>

> hypothyroidism

> Sent: Monday, May 2, 2011 1:21 PM

> Subject: Re: New FDA-approved natural

> thyroid supplement

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>

> A few days ago someone on this list--or possibly

> another--said there is a new natural thyroid supplement,

> approved by the  FDA. Name is something like Acella.

>

> I'd appreciate it if anyone knowing more can refer me to

> further details, since I've not had any luck on the Web

> myself.

>

> Thanks,

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