Re: Another NDT brand crossed off - Help please

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Is it ok to contact you off forum?

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> Erfa has now been added to the can't tolerate pile!

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Did you tolerate old armour? (Just curious)

There is a compounded german one...have you tried that? You'd need a

prescription though - would it be possible to get one?

Chris

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> Erfa has now been added to the can't tolerate pile! I thought at first that it

was a supplement but it's definitely Erfa fillers which are making me itch all

over. Armour makes me feel awful and Naturethroid isn't much better. I guess I'm

left with Thiroyd or Thyroid S but I don't hear of many people on these. Help

appreciated as I'm running out of options. Thx

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We have a load of our members who taking nothing other than

Thyroid-s or the Mexican 'Thiroyd' (correct spelling) and as far as I am aware,

most people tolerate these very well. All you can do is to try the experiment

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Check what the ingredients are in the Erfa Thyroid and what they

were in the Armour Thyroid and see what fillers are duplicated - that way, you

will have a pretty good guess at what is causing the itching.

Luv - Sheila

Erfa has now been added to the can't tolerate

pile! I thought at first that it was a supplement but it's definitely Erfa

fillers which are making me itch all over. Armour makes me feel awful and

Naturethroid isn't much better. I guess I'm left with Thiroyd or Thyroid S but

I don't hear of many people on these. Help appreciated as I'm running out of

options. Thx

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Hi

Yes i was absolutely fine on old Armour, my problems have only began with

reformulation although it took me a while to realise it. I cannot get a

prescription at the moment but my next step is to ask my GP to refer to Dr

Skinner if i can't resolve this by myself. I've heard NP Thyroid by Acella is

really good but again you need prescription.

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did it make any difference how you took the erfa, ie sublingual or crushing it

and swallowing it?

have you any idea what you are intolerant too in the tablets?

i tried acella, i didn't get any intolerance from it (I am very sensitive to

fillers), but then they stopped selling it at international pharmacy. i am

doing ok on erfa though.

it does sound like acella might help you, or the compounded german one which

sounds very pure...

here are the ingredients of various NDTs, it may help narrow it down what you

may be intolerant to?

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/armour-vs-other-brands

chris

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> Yes i was absolutely fine on old Armour, my problems have only began with

reformulation although it took me a while to realise it.

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Hi

I have been on Thiroyd since about March and it has been really good for me - although saying that I was on Naturethroid for a while and that was good for me too. I suppose the only thing to do is to try them- at least you can get a small amount of Thiroyd and you dont have to pay any customs etc. on it.

Thiroyd was recommended to me by someone on TPA - it works and it is much cheaper too! I think there are quite a few people on it.

Good luck.

Regards

Colleen

From: foosgirl38 <foosgirl@...>thyroid treatment Sent: Saturday, 28 January 2012, 17:43Subject: Another NDT brand crossed off - Help please

Erfa has now been added to the can't tolerate pile! I thought at first that it was a supplement but it's definitely Erfa fillers which are making me itch all over. Armour makes me feel awful and Naturethroid isn't much better. I guess I'm left with Thiroyd or Thyroid S but I don't hear of many people on these. Help appreciated as I'm running out of options. Thx

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On Sat, 28 Jan 2012 19:54:54 -0000, you wrote:

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>Yes i was absolutely fine on old Armour, my problems have only began with

reformulation although it took me a while to realise it.

I found the Greater Pharma was even better than old Armour, I spent a

while on that before deciding T3 only worked best for me,

I felt weird on the new formulation, a crazy mix of hyper and hypo.

Nick

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Hi,

I too was fine on old armour but felt awful on new and erfa - altho not easy to

figure out as unwell anyway. It's v annoying as I could actually get nhs

prescriptions for these which I realise is very lucky. But, now I've had to go

back to one reccommended by a private Belgium doctor - it's by receptura and

contains only olive oil as a filler. Would need prescription though I imagine.

I wonder if this is the german brand people have suggested?

I was really hoping to tolerate a version I could get hol of easily in uk and on

nhs but with these at least I know for sure there are no fillers making my

situation worse. I'm not sure why I can't get these ones on nhs prescription

aswell , but think only certain brands are on the list?

Sorry can't help more. I think if you can go private once just to grt a

prescription.

Carly

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>now I've had to go back to one reccommended by a private Belgium doctor - it's

by receptura and contains only olive oil as a filler. Would need prescription

though I imagine. I wonder if this is the german brand people have suggested?

Yes, that's what I was thinking of.

Chris

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Hi there, i use thyroid-S and have try-ed the thiroyd and don`t have any problems with either of them. Angel.

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Thanks Angel,

I'm going to have a trial with them both and see how i get on as a few have said

they have no problems.

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> Hi there, i use thyroid-S and have try-ed the thiroyd and don`t have any

problems with either of them.  Angel.

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Hi Carly,

Thx, i will keep a note of this. I'm going to try Thyroid S first but if i

can't get along with that then i will just have to go private.

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> .I've had to go back to one reccommended by a private Belgium doctor - it's by

receptura and contains only olive oil as a filler. Would need prescription

though I imagine. > Carly

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