Well I can confirm that the thyroid supplements (ThyroCare) are working for me. When I started, my temperature was actually on average 35 degrees, sometimes lower! I was always cold, along with other symptoms.

Now I am pleased to tell you that I am usually 37 degrees! I had to wait for a period of time, whilst my next order came from the States to England, and my temperature did start to drop again, and my sleep was becoming poor too, but now within the last week of taking them my temp is starting to rise and I am sleeping again.

I do hope that other people manage to find your help, you were a Godsend when I thought that there was nothing else I could do.

Samantha  

 
The products work well for me. I am on ThyroCare, Adaptogen, and Healthy Foundation. I don't know which one helps with the bloating, but I definitely notice when I don't take them. Also, I am not so painfully cold all the time - that was huge. My temperature is now way closer to normal.

I am 46, and I think I developed hypothyroidism when I was 13. It was finally diagnosed when I was almost 21. My prescription never seemed to help with the symptoms but it did put my levels back to normal.

After taking the WTS supplements, I finally feel that my symptoms are dealt with. It has made a big difference in how I feel.

Thanks,
Sarah  

 
I've been on the ThyroCalm product...for a little more than 3 years. And I have noticed that although my TSH value has not changed, the T3's and T4's, both the free and the total, have definitely gone down, some of them right smack in the middle of the normal range. So I've been very pleased about that, and some other measurements too--the anti-thyroid antibodies. They have bounced around some, but are all starting to come down either in the normal range or approaching the normal range, so I've been very satisfied with that. I felt I had to keep myself open to any treatment that did not involve something as irreversible as radioactive iodine, so I really tried to keep an open mind.

L. S.  

 
I have been taking ThyroCare since March, and the improvement in my energy level is great. My clinic has told me not to have my daily bowl of porridge, as the oats are damaging to my thyroid. Can this be true? They have also said that taking statins is also damaging my thyroid, and that taking Thyrocare will automatically help my cholesterol levels. After stopping the statins for 3 months my cholesterol levels have gone up from 4.6 to 6.8. Can you give me some advice please.

Many thanks,
Anne  

 
I have a Dr. that I bought your Cd and Book for and she said she read it... But she was concerned about doubling the T-3 each day etc. so she told me to start off slowly keeping me at 7.5mcg twice daily for weeks and never wanting me to double the dose. Well its obvious that she doesn't understand the WTS therapy. So she put me on ARMOUR 2 grains.( I used to be on Synthroid 0.125 amount for years before that) and my TSH is now supressed to 0.06 with a Free T-4 of 1.0 and a Free T-3 of 4.5 and a T-3 Uptake of 31.7 Now my Dr. wants me to maybe go back to Synthroid or maybe mix the two. My body seems to like T-3. For years I only was getting T-4. Then I read that Armour has a tendency to suppress your TSH level and as long as you're feeling good then not to worry. I have NO symptoms of Hyperthroid and most all symptoms of Low thyroid yet my TSH is Suppressed. Can you shed any light to this???? I would so much appreciate some help. Should I even consider trying the Wilsons Protocol again???? I went thru Medaus Pharmacy like you suggest.
Thanks,
Tracy  

 
If one's temp is usually 96, then when a fever occurs, would a reading of 99 really be something like 101? (Of course, my doctor tells me that 'normal' temp can vary between 96 & 98).