Chinese Herbs

[Guest guest]

Hi

Doing it as we speak

I have mercury poisoning as well so adrresing that using Cutler protocol

Chinese medicing is a weekly visit that started 6 weeks ago - It has

helped a lot. I can do a bot of excercise and recover much faster.

I get accupuncture weekly plus hebs and tocic. Each week she checks

chinese pulse, looks at my tongue, and eyes. No tests and stuff - I felt

better within a week. She says my Chi is improving and she will cure me

in 6 months. There is progress but I think that the mercury needs to be

elliminated as well

Cheers

Chinese Herbs

Thought I would throw this out there: have any of you tried Traditional

Chinese Medicine? And by this I mean not simply accupuncture, but

getting

treated by a traditional oriental herbalist who basically customizes,

with

each visit, your own bag of herbs for you to boil into a tea. This is

how

diseases are treated in China the Eastern Way (often along with

accupuncture

and so forth). This is a long-term - and expensive - treatment for a

chronic condition. Although I know it has done wonders for some people

with

other ailments, my M.D. says results with CFS are mixed, and it depends

largely on the experience of the doctor. I was wondering if any of you

have

had any experiences one way or the other.

- Chris

[Guest guest]

Hi

I tried twice with Chinese herbs over 6 years ago for

a period of 4 months each. It was a struggle to

continue as the herbs themselves were very smelly and

foul to drink but I've done far worse in attempts to

combat this illness.

In my case this was no improvement what-so-ever. There

was also no worsening of symptoms thankfully.

Just my experience. We are all so different.

Kindest regards,

Annette

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[Guest guest]

,

This is great news - and it sounds less expensive (I think) than what I

would try if I had $600 per month more to spend. The gal I wanted to see

charges $40 per bag of herb, and sees you 2-3 times a week initially. This

sounds a bit more affordable. Are you located in Southern California by any

chance?

- in Ventura County, CA

Chinese Herbs

>

>

> Thought I would throw this out there: have any of you tried Traditional

> Chinese Medicine? And by this I mean not simply accupuncture, but

> getting

> treated by a traditional oriental herbalist who basically customizes,

> with

> each visit, your own bag of herbs for you to boil into a tea. This is

> how

> diseases are treated in China the Eastern Way (often along with

> accupuncture

> and so forth). This is a long-term - and expensive - treatment for a

> chronic condition. Although I know it has done wonders for some people

> with

> other ailments, my M.D. says results with CFS are mixed, and it depends

> largely on the experience of the doctor. I was wondering if any of you

> have

> had any experiences one way or the other.

>

> - Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Singapore - my doc was trained here and in china. The costs here for

comparison sake is around US$40 per week that includes 1 consult, 1

session of energy building accupunture and 1 week of herbs. All the

herbs are already packaged as tonic or pills, meaning that it eliminates

the hassle of boiling

Cheers

Re: Chinese Herbs

,

This is great news - and it sounds less expensive (I think) than what I

would try if I had $600 per month more to spend. The gal I wanted to

see

charges $40 per bag of herb, and sees you 2-3 times a week initially.

This

sounds a bit more affordable. Are you located in Southern California by

any

chance?

- in Ventura County, CA

Chinese Herbs

>

>

> Thought I would throw this out there: have any of you tried

Traditional

> Chinese Medicine? And by this I mean not simply accupuncture, but

> getting

> treated by a traditional oriental herbalist who basically customizes,

> with

> each visit, your own bag of herbs for you to boil into a tea. This is

> how

> diseases are treated in China the Eastern Way (often along with

> accupuncture

> and so forth). This is a long-term - and expensive - treatment for a

> chronic condition. Although I know it has done wonders for some

people

> with

> other ailments, my M.D. says results with CFS are mixed, and it

depends

> largely on the experience of the doctor. I was wondering if any of

you

> have

> had any experiences one way or the other.

>

> - Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This looks interesting, but without knowing the herbs that are in this

formula, its hard to say if it would be beneficial or not.

Usually you can take most herbs along with your thyroid meds, though I would

go easy on the soy for obvious reasons.

There are many herbs and /or blends that shouldn't be taken along with

traditional medication due to drug interactions and without knowing what is

actually IN this product I would take extra precautions.

Patti

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/2/2004 12:13:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,

invisiblejoey@... writes:

http://www.greenlife-

herbal.com/ENGLISH

Dear :

Have you tried Thyroid--Throu? Does it work? Do you know where we can

purchase the products?

Hope you feel better soon.

Pam

[Guest guest]

Hi :

Thank you very much for taking the time to email me in details. It looks

like you are hypo right now. I have been taking Tapazol for 2 years and have

been tossed around between hyper and hypo constantly. The doctor just can't

seem to get me in the right dosage.

I tapered Tapzaol off myself in about 2-3 weeks time and started to take

Thyrodex. I ran out of Thyrodex now and the web site that I purchased it from

" TensionMasters " is under construction. The other company is selling it at

$10.00 more for each bottle. I just can't bring myself to order it.

Whenever I was hypo, I decreased my Tapazol and eat more seafood & kelp and

it seemed to help.

How did you find out the cost for Thryoid-Throu? I don't see i on the

greenlife web site.

Please reply only when you are feeling not tired.

Take care,

Pam

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I know I don't have $390.00 to order the Thyroid-Throu right

now. May be later. I'm a little skeptical about it as well.

In the meantime, you take good care of yourself.

Pam

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

I'm new to the forum but have visited on and off for some times now. Regarding

Green Life

Herbal Pharmaceutical Ltd in HongKong, I'm aware of them and have been

researching

their product Thyroid-Throu for a few months. I'm having my traditional

herbalist look

into it also. Some of the herbs used are listed on the Website (

http://www.greenlife-

herbal.com/ENGLISH/ ) They include White Ginseng, Hymalayan Teasel Root, Wild

Dendrobium Stem, Rx. Salviae Multiouhizae, Herbal Nerviliac, and Thunberg

Fritillary. I

have more info and will give them to as I go.

I have been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism for some 3 years now and have treated

my

sickness with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) through herbal teas and

acupuncture. I

have also been taking mineral and trace element supplements (Copper, Calcium/

Magnesium, Zinc... and would be happy to give full details).

I'm also aware of many other herbs such as Buglewee, Lemon Balm, and Motherwort

and

will give more specifics later on.

I was in excellent health with no sickness whatsoever. I have never been

hospitalized or

been on any medications. So when I was diagnosed with the thyroid disorder, I

was

shocked and felt terribly depressed. However, I decided not to give in and since

then have

done extensive research on hyperthyroidism. As of a year and a half, all of my

symptoms

have been cured and I felt better than ever before. However, about 6 months

after that,

some of my symptoms recurred and now most of them have come back. My

hyperthyroidism is back and all my efforts seemed lost. Yet, I'm determined not

to give in

and continue with ways of healing the body naturally.

As current, I'm tired much of the time, have racing heart, feels hot when others

do not,

and have difficulty falling asleep or going back to sleep. There are other

symptoms, but

these are the obvious ones. I'm still taking herbs and is looking at the

disorder more

closely and have found that the reason my thyroid disorder is back is because I

was

somewhat negligent and did not fully treat it the first time. Unless the disease

is cured

completely, the chance of it going into remission is much greater. This is a big

lesson for

me.

My advice to everyone who have just been recently diagnosed with the disease is

to

thoroughly get your body but especially your thyroid checked: get your blood

tests --

TSH, Free T3, Free T4, etc done. Get an ultra-scan to confirm for nodules. DO

NOT do the

RAI Uptake test (RAI 125) to check for Grave's Disease or the autoimmune's

version --

Hashimoto's Disease. Instead take the blood test for stimulating TSH receptor

antibodies.

This is more specific and it doesn't expose you and the already stressed thyroid

to excess

radioiodine.

Use your knowledge to fight it. Ask every questions possible, don't always

believe your

doctors, and whatever you do, don't do the RAI (Radioactive Iodine) 131 to treat

it. This is

not a safe cure as it is likely will give you another thyroid disorder --

hypothyroidism.

Taking synthetic thyroid hormone Synthroid (and others) was not the answer for

me. I have

also learned that after a period of time (some 15+ years), your body will

develop heart

disoders from the medication. What I have just said is arguable, but again I

wanted a

better alternative. Unless your thyroid have cancerous nodules or you situation

is life-

threatening I wouldn't recomment removing your thyroid in any manner.

I'm rambling on but feel I have a lot to share through my personal experience.

I'm not

against Western Medicine but feel that there are safer, more effective ways to

treat the

thyroid disorders. If you look at the other cultures, for thousands of years

they have been

living and treating thyroid disorders in their own ways. And much of it was

effective.

Sincerely,

joey

> Hi, there,

> I was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroid. I'm about to start

> tapasol, but I'm curious about chinese herbs. My doc said chinese

> herbs are " absolutely a no-no " . But the side effects of tapasol seems

> scary so I'm looking for alternative.

>

> Has anyone had the herb by this company: Green Life Herbal

> Pharmaceutical Ltd in HongKong?

>

> http://www.greenlife-herbal.com/ENGLISH/

>

> Also, anyone in Austin, TX area?

>

> thanks,

> shinta

[Guest guest]

Thank you for your detailed information. You must have felt horrible when

you felt worse a few days after taking thyroid-throu. I'm originally from

Taiwan and I know the danger of the Chinese herbs. I would not use any herbs

made in China because I've seen a lot of bad news on TV. People took the

weight-loss herbs made in China and lost their lives.

Hong Kong is a very developed place before it was taken over by the Chinese

government. They are always protesting for the freedom that they are losing

after the Chinese government took over.

I don't know what I should do next. I don't like to take Tapazol for the

rest of my life and I'm worried about taking herbs that are not regulated.

Pam

[Guest guest]

Thank you Pam. I have very little energy right now and aside from that I

wouldn't complain

too much. Regarding my condition, I have just this week got a physical exam and

will have

my blood test results back today. The main tests can be found here http://

thyroid.about.com/cs/newsinfo/l/bltest_values.htm These tests will explain

better my

condition and the information will be useful for treating my sickness.

About your questions regarding Thyroid-Throu...No. I have not taken it. I'm

waiting for

further proofs that the herbal medicine is effective. It's interesting that Isay

that since all

of us including myself want to gravitate to anything that may provide a cure.

However, I'm

a cautious optimist.

Green-Life does appear to be very knowledgeable about the thyroid functions, its

importance and affects on the human body, and its various disorders, including

hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism. Much of its findings coincide with my own.

For

instance, Green-Life also acknowledges the danger of treating with RAI 131. It

points out

that many countries disagree and bans this procedure. It also points out the

many side

effects of different drugs. You may find their Q & A helpful as many patients

write about

their problems.

One of the main reason I have not purchased Thyroid-Throu is its cost. It's

fairly expensive

for one treatment and each treatment is 6 boxes. And a standard cure would at

least be 3

treatments. I'm researching to see if this costs less in Mainland China or

elsewhere with

the understanding that many Third-World patients could not afford this same

price.

My herbalist is very open to my research and he's helping me to find out more. I

would be

willing to pay the price if I knew that it is the cure. Based on its claim and

show of

knowledge, I feel that there's a very good chance that the product works.

joey

> Dear :

>

> Have you tried Thyroid--Throu? Does it work? Do you know where we can

> purchase the products?

>

> Hope you feel better soon.

>

> Pam

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam,

Thanks for your concern. The thought of hypo has crossed my mind. The test

results I get

back today will confirm that. It's interesting that you mention that. This

thought may

change what I eat. Yes. Kelp and seaweed do work. I was taking a kelp supplement

for

awhile then stopped due to contradictory information. The doctors with

Thyroid-Throu say

not to eat any seafood when taking the first 2 treatments of the medicine (which

is 12

boxes.) Each Thyroid-Throu box costs USD $65. One treatment would requires 6

boxes.

$65 x 6 = $390. They discount one box. So it would be $390 - $65 = $325. Then

you

must add shipping which is $45 for DHL or $30 for Airmail. I go to the Q & A and

click on

the " order now " button. They only have this online ordering in the last few

weeks. This is

one of the reason I'm somewhat skeptical of the company and product. I've been

waiting

to see if anyone have tried it and can testify the results. The Website again is

http://www.greenlife-herbal.com/ENGLISH/

As I will get some more info in the next few days, I will let you know if I

decide to place an

order. I believe one order should be enought to determine its effectiveness.

> Hi :

>

> Thank you very much for taking the time to email me in details. It looks

> like you are hypo right now. I have been taking Tapazol for 2 years and have

> been tossed around between hyper and hypo constantly. The doctor just can't

> seem to get me in the right dosage.

>

> I tapered Tapzaol off myself in about 2-3 weeks time and started to take

> Thyrodex. I ran out of Thyrodex now and the web site that I purchased it

from

> " TensionMasters " is under construction. The other company is selling it at

> $10.00 more for each bottle. I just can't bring myself to order it.

>

> Whenever I was hypo, I decreased my Tapazol and eat more seafood & kelp and

> it seemed to help.

>

> How did you find out the cost for Thryoid-Throu? I don't see i on the

> greenlife web site.

>

> Please reply only when you are feeling not tired.

>

> Take care,

>

> Pam

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

I'm the one who originally posted this article. I want to share my

experience.

My throid was very high. I've seen 3 western doctors and all of them

told me my chance with Tapazole was very little. They were all

recommending me to take the Radioactive Iodine. Only one of them was

willing to let me try Tapazole for a while.

At the beginning of Aug, I started taking Thyroid Throu from Green

Life Herbal. I was basically desperate and would try anything,

anything other than destroying my thyroid.

After 3-4 days of taking Thyroid Throu, my symptom got worse. I

couldn't sleep, I felt hot and my heart beat like crazy. I left a

question in Green Life's website with my phone number. One lady

called me, all the way from Hong Kong. She told me it's common to

have my symptoms worsened. She said it's because Thyroid Throu would

try to dump all the thyroid excess storage from the glands. She

recommended that I took Thyroid Throu together with western medicine

initially, to help control this effect.

So I started taking the Tapazole. In a few days, I felt better. But

my pulse was still around 80.

I have now taken Thyroid Throu for over a month and Tapazole for over

3 weeks. I just had my 3 weeks check up. Blood result will be ready

in 2-3 days. But my pulse was 72, I don't feel hot, and I sleep

through the night. My doctor (who doesn't know I'm taking Thyroid

Throu) said my gland felt much smaller.

I'm not sure I can claim Thyroid Throu normalize my hyperthyroid.

What I can say is that Thyroid Throu and Tapazole seemed to help me

fight this.

For all of you who have hyperthyroid out there, hang in there. Just

believe that there is a solution to this.

[Guest guest]

Thank you Pam.

And I hope you take care of yourself as well.

Shinta,

Thank you for sharing your experience. I really appreciate it. Your descriptions

of Thyroid-

Throu coincide with my experience of taking herbal medicine. Yes. The phrase " It

gets

worse better it gets better " is true in this case, although it's frightening to

experience it. I

do know for a fact that this is true. A metaphor I can think of is... when you

dislocate your

arm... and you go to the doctor to have it " pushed " back. It hurts like heck but

doing so

will make it better.

I'm glad to hear that someone " all the way from Hong Kong " called. This at least

is a good

sign.

Your experience sounds optimistic and I'm hopeful.

joey

> Hi there,

> I'm the one who originally posted this article. I want to share my

> experience.

>

> My throid was very high. I've seen 3 western doctors and all of them

> told me my chance with Tapazole was very little. They were all

> recommending me to take the Radioactive Iodine. Only one of them was

> willing to let me try Tapazole for a while.

>

> At the beginning of Aug, I started taking Thyroid Throu from Green

> Life Herbal. I was basically desperate and would try anything,

> anything other than destroying my thyroid.

>

> After 3-4 days of taking Thyroid Throu, my symptom got worse. I

> couldn't sleep, I felt hot and my heart beat like crazy. I left a

> question in Green Life's website with my phone number. One lady

> called me, all the way from Hong Kong. She told me it's common to

> have my symptoms worsened. She said it's because Thyroid Throu would

> try to dump all the thyroid excess storage from the glands. She

> recommended that I took Thyroid Throu together with western medicine

> initially, to help control this effect.

>

> So I started taking the Tapazole. In a few days, I felt better. But

> my pulse was still around 80.

>

> I have now taken Thyroid Throu for over a month and Tapazole for over

> 3 weeks. I just had my 3 weeks check up. Blood result will be ready

> in 2-3 days. But my pulse was 72, I don't feel hot, and I sleep

> through the night. My doctor (who doesn't know I'm taking Thyroid

> Throu) said my gland felt much smaller.

>

> I'm not sure I can claim Thyroid Throu normalize my hyperthyroid.

> What I can say is that Thyroid Throu and Tapazole seemed to help me

> fight this.

>

> For all of you who have hyperthyroid out there, hang in there. Just

> believe that there is a solution to this.

[Guest guest]

Pam,

I understand your concerns about herbs. However, the people that have problems

are the

ones who mistook herbs, just like those who took PhenPhen for weight loss. A

good

herbalist would never recommend herbs for weight loss. On the contrary, he/she

would

tell you to exercise regularly and diet properly. I'm sorry you've had bad

experience with it.

There are a lot of companies these days misusing herbs and falsely claiming

their

wonderful products (weight loss, energy pill, sex drives, etc) are the wonder

drugs. It's too

bad, because it's making a bad name for Chinese medicine. Taking herbs

improperly is

very dangerous. That's why I would never take herbs without the guidance of good

herbalist.

Taking herbs is not for everyone as it requires incredible patience, diligence,

and self-

confident. I have been all that but as you can tell, i'm growing weary but still

optimistic.

Take care.

joey

> Thank you for your detailed information. You must have felt horrible when

> you felt worse a few days after taking thyroid-throu. I'm originally from

> Taiwan and I know the danger of the Chinese herbs. I would not use any herbs

> made in China because I've seen a lot of bad news on TV. People took the

> weight-loss herbs made in China and lost their lives.

>

> Hong Kong is a very developed place before it was taken over by the Chinese

> government. They are always protesting for the freedom that they are losing

> after the Chinese government took over.

>

> I don't know what I should do next. I don't like to take Tapazol for the

> rest of my life and I'm worried about taking herbs that are not regulated.

>

> Pam

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have gotten my blood results back and they are as follows:

T-3 Uptake is 49.4%

TSH is <0.01 L

Thyroid Peroxidase AB is 5 IU/ML

Free T3 is >11.0 NG/DL

HDL Cholesterol is 39 L

BP is 122/76

Pulse is 118

Based on these results, I have Grave's Disease.

As of right now, I'm currently taking two herbs prescribed by my herbalist to

correct the

function of the spleen. In the past I have taken various formulas to treat the

liver, spleen,

heart, and kidney.

I'm also taking some mineral supplements: kelp, calcium/magnesium, copper, and

zinc.

As well as a digestive enzyme capsule to help aid in absorption of these as well

as food.

Hyperthyroidism complicates the digestive system, thus we have a harder time

consuming

the necessary nutrients... which accounts for part of our rapid weight loss in

addition to

our superfast metabolism.

Many of you may may experience an increase in phlegm production. This is due to

the

imbalance of the liver and spleen. The spleen plays an essential role involving

the

transportation and transformation of nutrients, control of blood flow and

responsibility for

anxiety. The spleen also is related to the muscles. These explains my lack of

appetite

(which is contrary to normal hyperthyroidism), nervousness, and constant

fatigue.

A comprehensive explaination of the spleen is at:

http://www.edgenews.com/issues/2001/11/ren.html

I will write more when I'm able to...

joey

[Guest guest]

Shinta,

Could you tell me the results of your blood test?

And how are you feeling?

joey

> Hi there,

> I'm the one who originally posted this article. I want to share my

> experience.

>

> My throid was very high. I've seen 3 western doctors and all of them

> told me my chance with Tapazole was very little. They were all

> recommending me to take the Radioactive Iodine. Only one of them was

> willing to let me try Tapazole for a while.

>

> At the beginning of Aug, I started taking Thyroid Throu from Green

> Life Herbal. I was basically desperate and would try anything,

> anything other than destroying my thyroid.

>

> After 3-4 days of taking Thyroid Throu, my symptom got worse. I

> couldn't sleep, I felt hot and my heart beat like crazy. I left a

> question in Green Life's website with my phone number. One lady

> called me, all the way from Hong Kong. She told me it's common to

> have my symptoms worsened. She said it's because Thyroid Throu would

> try to dump all the thyroid excess storage from the glands. She

> recommended that I took Thyroid Throu together with western medicine

> initially, to help control this effect.

>

> So I started taking the Tapazole. In a few days, I felt better. But

> my pulse was still around 80.

>

> I have now taken Thyroid Throu for over a month and Tapazole for over

> 3 weeks. I just had my 3 weeks check up. Blood result will be ready

> in 2-3 days. But my pulse was 72, I don't feel hot, and I sleep

> through the night. My doctor (who doesn't know I'm taking Thyroid

> Throu) said my gland felt much smaller.

>

> I'm not sure I can claim Thyroid Throu normalize my hyperthyroid.

> What I can say is that Thyroid Throu and Tapazole seemed to help me

> fight this.

>

> For all of you who have hyperthyroid out there, hang in there. Just

> believe that there is a solution to this.

[Guest guest]

Hey, ,

My FT4 is 1.8 (normal is 0.8 - 1.8), TSH is < 0.01,

my FT3 is 475 (normal is 230-420).

I'm feeling much better. No more trouble sleeping

at night. The only thing bad is I started feeling

cold all the time, just like before I was diagnosed

with hyper.

I hope you're feeling better with the chinese herbs

you're taking.

-shinta

> > Hi there,

> > I'm the one who originally posted this article. I want to share my

> > experience.

> >

> > My throid was very high. I've seen 3 western doctors and all of them

> > told me my chance with Tapazole was very little. They were all

> > recommending me to take the Radioactive Iodine. Only one of them was

> > willing to let me try Tapazole for a while.

> >

> > At the beginning of Aug, I started taking Thyroid Throu from Green

> > Life Herbal. I was basically desperate and would try anything,

> > anything other than destroying my thyroid.

> >

> > After 3-4 days of taking Thyroid Throu, my symptom got worse. I

> > couldn't sleep, I felt hot and my heart beat like crazy. I left a

> > question in Green Life's website with my phone number. One lady

> > called me, all the way from Hong Kong. She told me it's common to

> > have my symptoms worsened. She said it's because Thyroid Throu would

> > try to dump all the thyroid excess storage from the glands. She

> > recommended that I took Thyroid Throu together with western medicine

> > initially, to help control this effect.

> >

> > So I started taking the Tapazole. In a few days, I felt better. But

> > my pulse was still around 80.

> >

> > I have now taken Thyroid Throu for over a month and Tapazole for over

> > 3 weeks. I just had my 3 weeks check up. Blood result will be ready

> > in 2-3 days. But my pulse was 72, I don't feel hot, and I sleep

> > through the night. My doctor (who doesn't know I'm taking Thyroid

> > Throu) said my gland felt much smaller.

> >

> > I'm not sure I can claim Thyroid Throu normalize my hyperthyroid.

> > What I can say is that Thyroid Throu and Tapazole seemed to help me

> > fight this.

> >

> > For all of you who have hyperthyroid out there, hang in there. Just

> > believe that there is a solution to this.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> After I've heard about your positive experience,

> I'd decided to take a chance and have started taking

> Thyroid-Throu. I've just started a few days and have

> stopped taking the other herbs since it may interfere

> with the new treatment. The first couple of days, I was

> extremely tired, couldn't even sit really. Today, I feel

> much better... still tired of course, but I slept much

> better. I will finish the first treatment, and will get

> tested again for results. Hopefully, they will all improve.

> Your results look great! I'm glad you're feeling much

> better. I will keep you posted. Take care.

joey

> > > Hi there,

> > > I'm the one who originally posted this article. I want to share my

> > > experience.

> > >

> > > My throid was very high. I've seen 3 western doctors and all of them

> > > told me my chance with Tapazole was very little. They were all

> > > recommending me to take the Radioactive Iodine. Only one of them was

> > > willing to let me try Tapazole for a while.

> > >

> > > At the beginning of Aug, I started taking Thyroid Throu from Green

> > > Life Herbal. I was basically desperate and would try anything,

> > > anything other than destroying my thyroid.

> > >

> > > After 3-4 days of taking Thyroid Throu, my symptom got worse. I

> > > couldn't sleep, I felt hot and my heart beat like crazy. I left a

> > > question in Green Life's website with my phone number. One lady

> > > called me, all the way from Hong Kong. She told me it's common to

> > > have my symptoms worsened. She said it's because Thyroid Throu would

> > > try to dump all the thyroid excess storage from the glands. She

> > > recommended that I took Thyroid Throu together with western medicine

> > > initially, to help control this effect.

> > >

> > > So I started taking the Tapazole. In a few days, I felt better. But

> > > my pulse was still around 80.

> > >

> > > I have now taken Thyroid Throu for over a month and Tapazole for over

> > > 3 weeks. I just had my 3 weeks check up. Blood result will be ready

> > > in 2-3 days. But my pulse was 72, I don't feel hot, and I sleep

> > > through the night. My doctor (who doesn't know I'm taking Thyroid

> > > Throu) said my gland felt much smaller.

> > >

> > > I'm not sure I can claim Thyroid Throu normalize my hyperthyroid.

> > > What I can say is that Thyroid Throu and Tapazole seemed to help me

> > > fight this.

> > >

> > > For all of you who have hyperthyroid out there, hang in there. Just

> > > believe that there is a solution to this.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

,

I think you mentioned you live near Santa . You might check

out Dragon Herbs there. They know their stuff, and the quality is some

of the best in the world. I haven't looked into it for this problem

since I just found out about having gallstones a couple of weeks ago.

Personally, I've already started on the e-book formulation, plus

hydrangea root soaked in apple juice for 3 days, and break-stone tea

(chanca piedra), and I want to see how that stuff works out in terms of

reducing the size of the stone before adding more supplements. But I

really believe in Dragon Herbs' products.

Jay

> My next endeavor are Chinese herbs...

> thanks again!!!!

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