Thyroid Amounts in Dosage of Armour vs. Thyrolar

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Chuck,

As you know I have been taking Armour for about a week. I know he ratio is

diffierent,

4.22T4 to1T3 in Armour and 4T4 to1T3 in Thyrolar.

Does this mean that there is less T3 in Armour than in Thyrolar?

I'm asking because my heart feels better, and I'm trying to pinpoint why. I

also started

taking 500 mgs hawthorn pure except for magnesium stearate 3xday about a week

before I

started the Armour. I have no idea either what the other things in Armour do

to the body. I

don't mean the fillers.

I am dividing the two grains I take in half, but I was doing that with the

Thyrolar, and while

the Afib had stopped, I somehow feel different in my heart area since starting

the Armour. There only seems to be occasionally a skip, but no fibrillation.

Roni

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Roni-

The Afib is happening less regularly? That is such

great news!! I hope it only keeps improving. What do

you mean you feel different in the heart area? In a

good way or a bad way? Ah, that worries me, maybe you

should go to a cardiologist?

Peace,

> I am dividing the two grains I take in half, but I

> was doing that with the Thyrolar, and while

> the Afib had stopped, I somehow feel different in

> my heart area since starting the Armour. There only

> seems to be occasionally a skip, but no

> fibrillation.

>

> Roni

>

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Thank you for your concern. I feel better in a good way, almost like the

swelling in that area

has gone down. I want to continue feeling better, so stick me into your group

prayers, whateverr they may be.

Roni

Bradin <ebradi3951@...> wrote:

Roni-

The Afib is happening less regularly? That is such

great news!! I hope it only keeps improving. What do

you mean you feel different in the heart area? In a

good way or a bad way? Ah, that worries me, maybe you

should go to a cardiologist?

Peace,

> I am dividing the two grains I take in half, but I

> was doing that with the Thyrolar, and while

> the Afib had stopped, I somehow feel different in

> my heart area since starting the Armour. There only

> seems to be occasionally a skip, but no

> fibrillation.

>

> Roni

>

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That is great news! I pray for everyone already and

will continue to do so :-)

Peace,

--- Roni Molin <matchermaam@...> wrote:

> Thank you for your concern. I feel better in a good

> way, almost like the swelling in that area

> has gone down. I want to continue feeling better,

> so stick me into your group prayers, whateverr they

> may be.

> Roni

>

> Bradin <ebradi3951@...> wrote:

> Roni-

>

> The Afib is happening less regularly? That is such

> great news!! I hope it only keeps improving. What do

> you mean you feel different in the heart area? In a

> good way or a bad way? Ah, that worries me, maybe

> you

> should go to a cardiologist?

>

> Peace,

>

>

> > I am dividing the two grains I take in half, but I

> > was doing that with the Thyrolar, and while

> > the Afib had stopped, I somehow feel different in

> > my heart area since starting the Armour. There

> only

> > seems to be occasionally a skip, but no

> > fibrillation.

> >

> > Roni

> >

>

>

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Roni,

You wrote:

>

> ...4.22T4 to1T3 in Armour and 4T4 to1T3 in Thyrolar.

>

> Does this mean that there is less T3 in Armour than in Thyrolar?

Yes, but Armour also has metabolites, T2, T1. They are probably pretty

similar in total effectiveness.

>

> I am dividing the two grains I take in half, but I was doing that with

> the Thyrolar, and while

> the Afib had stopped, I somehow feel different in my heart area since

> starting the Armour. There only seems to be occasionally a skip, but no

> fibrillation.

It may be some other type of reaction, or it may simply be a small

change in the effective potency.

Chuck

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Thank you.

I'm still hoping that this change will stop the Afib for good.

Roni

Chuck B <gumboyaya@...> wrote:

Roni,

You wrote:

>

> ...4.22T4 to1T3 in Armour and 4T4 to1T3 in Thyrolar.

>

> Does this mean that there is less T3 in Armour than in Thyrolar?

Yes, but Armour also has metabolites, T2, T1. They are probably pretty

similar in total effectiveness.

>

> I am dividing the two grains I take in half, but I was doing that with

> the Thyrolar, and while

> the Afib had stopped, I somehow feel different in my heart area since

> starting the Armour. There only seems to be occasionally a skip, but no

> fibrillation.

It may be some other type of reaction, or it may simply be a small

change in the effective potency.

Chuck

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i don't see how it will. a-fib is adrenal and you are probly under treated

for thyroid.

gracia

Thank you.

I'm still hoping that this change will stop the Afib for good.

Roni

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Roni,

Do you know what you blood pressure is? As I posted yesterday, my

doctor said that low pressure could be a sign of adrenal problems.

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> i don't see how it will. a-fib is adrenal and you are probly

under treated for thyroid.

> gracia

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> Thank you.

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> I'm still hoping that this change will stop the Afib for good.

> Roni

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