I am a diabetic, and have had problems controlling my weight, and suffer with terrible leg cramps at night if I do too much walking. Within a week of starting the Thyrocare, without changing my diet, I lost 2 pounds and don't have any more leg cramps.  

 
I'm feeling great. I have my energy back. My head is clear. I'm not sure but I think my hair stopped falling out.
... June C.  

 
I have noticed quite an improvement and will continue to take the supplements. I take ThyroCare 3 times/day and just make it a habit--I take one first thing in the morning, place one in my purse to take at lunch and take the last one before bedtime. I have, on occasion, only taken two but find that my body temperature drops too low if I don't take three. My body temperature fluctuates from around 96 in the morning to close to normal at night. I faithfully take my temperature each morning and evening. The body aches and inability to feel "awake" in the morning no matter how much sleep I got have gotten much better. I am 56 years old and have been unable to tolerate any prescription medicine although my doctor says my thyroid levels are severely depressed. Besides Synthroid and Levo-T, I have tried some herbal remedies but they haven't worked as well as ThyroCare. Thanks for a great product! Micki  

 
Question: Have you seen people who met all of the characteristics of WTS except they were too skinny and could not gain weight? It seems like everyone is concerned about losing weight. Some people need to gain it, but the thyroid numbers are normal, metabolism seems overly active, and yet all other WTS symptoms are dominant. Of course I have seen my medical doctor who is also trained in naturopathy about this. And yes of course he is confused. I just wondered if you have seen this type of patient and if they responded to WTS products.  

 
Hi. I have taken t-3 for many years and the insurance-Aetna will not be covering any compounds in October. I am trying to wean down slowly. My ultimate goal was to eventually get off anyways.
1) How long do I have to be off the t-3 compound to start regular levothyroxine?
2) Will my body temperature tell a true picture of my thyroid level?
3) I should have thyroid levels checked--how long will it take after being off t-3 to tell?
I have a Dr who is familiar with hormones, etc., but not compound t-3. Thanks for your suggestions. Diane M.  

 
If a person has had the thyroid surgically removed and has been on Synthroid for many years, would this program still be an effective one, especially if the body temperature usually runs between 96 and 97 degrees?

Betty G.
North Carolina