Re: Does anyone feel good?

[Guest guest]

Hi Debbie,

Thanks for sharing your information with me. I was

just curious...What dose of Levoxil do you take now

and do you eat much healthier now compared to ten

years ago. The reason I ask the second question is

my diet is somewhat poor and I have a huge sweet tooth

so I'm having a hard time eating more fruits and

vegetables and cutting out sugar which I've read will

help with my symptoms. Thanks again.

Hugs to you too,

--- Peaches14845@... wrote:

> Hi There !

> I have to speak up and say I feel good. I have

> had only one dosage

> change since I have been diagnosed with hypo... ( I

> have been hypo for over

> 10 years) . Then it was the very tired symptoms ...

> muscle pain, fogginess.

> But Thank God My doctor upped me on my levoxil and I

> feel fine.... I walk

> everyday... Try to get enough sleep and think

> positive.... So hang in

> there!!!! Things will get better!!!

>

> Hugs,

> Debbie

>

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[Guest guest]

,

Yes. I would prefer to give my body the chance to manufacture its own

T3 if it can do so. And there's no way to overdose on tyrosine.

Celeste

wrote:

>

> Do you take this instead of something like Cytomel?

>

> a1thighmaster <teroger@p...> wrote: Gracia,

>

> Have you tried taking tyrosine (an amino acid available in most

health

> food stores and some drug stores and supermarkets) to help your body

> make its own T3? Another supplement which helps the body make its

own

> T3 is 7-keto DHEA (not regular DHEA).

>

> Celeste

>

> Gracia wrote:

> >

> > How interesting. My history is almost the same as yours,

except

> at age 22 I had a partial thyroidectomy that left me debilitated

with

> a " normal " tsh. I really wish I could sue somebody for the damage

> done. Now I am taking Armour and have most of my life back, but

> maybe I need to add T3 to it. Are you supposed to take T3 forever?

>

[Guest guest]

Celeste, why didn't you like Armour? I think it works great and I am glad

for the T3 in it.

Gracia

[Guest guest]

Gracia,

It was over 20 years ago when I was taking Armour. It was not a good

medication at that time. The dose varied greatly from pill to pill. I

understand the it has since been reformulated, but since I'm doing

pretty good on my current medication I don't see any reason to switch.

Celeste

Gracia wrote:

> Celeste, why didn't you like Armour? I think it works great and I

am glad

> for the T3 in it.

> Gracia