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THYROMINE THYROID SUPPLEMENT INGREDIENTS

This information is for educational purposes only. Ultraherbal believes it is important for consumers to be informed about the ingredients of the supplements they take. Footnotes are given so that you can read more on these subjects. The FDA has not evaluated these statements. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Please see your health practioner for advise about using this product or any medical information.

WHAT’S IN THYROMINE THAT MAKES IT SO SPECIAL?.

After months of research, Dino Guglielmelli, a world-renowned formulator and lecturer, and his research team, successfully determined the proper amounts of the ingredients below. All of Thyromine’s ingredients are natural, and must meet our high standards for purity and potency. The Ultra Herbal laboratory tests each shipment of ingredients for quality and potency. Ingredients that do not meet our strict standards are returned to the supplier.

The ingredients in Thyromine are a blending of ancient wisdom with the best of modern science.

Adrenal Powder from Bovine:

All the glands in the endocrine system work together, just as all the parts of an engine must work together for the engine to operate normally. This is particularly true with the pituitary-thyroid-adrenal gland combination. In an article by Michael Schachter, M.D. F.A.C.A.M., he notes, “if a person has evidence of weak adrenal function, the adrenal gland problem must be treated first, or simultaneous to the thyroid treatment.”

Our Adrenal Powder comes from FDA inspected plants, and is prepared in accordance with strict practices.

Ginger:

Ginger has been used since ancient times to treat nausea and aid digestion. The University of Maryland Medical Center published an informative article about Ginger. In it, they say that in addition to being a digestive aid, Ginger also is useful to reduce inflammation associated with arthritis and similar conditions.”

Because people with an under-active thyroid often have high cholesterol, Ginger may help to normalize cholesterol levels. Although definitive studies are still being conducted, there is mounting evidence that Ginger may lower cholesterol and prevent blood from clotting
 
People who are taking blood-thinning medication or are taking certain cancer treatments should consult with their doctor before taking Ginger.

Guglipid:

Guglipid is an extract from the Guggal tree, which grows in India. Guglipid ”has been used in Ayurvedic medicine, practiced in India, for nearly 3,000 years to treat a wide variety of ailments, including obesity and lipid disorders.”

Researchers at the UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Texas, and Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, report that Guglipid blocks the receptors (Famesoid X Receptor) involved with conversion of cholesterol to bile acids, thereby regulating cholesterol levels in the body.
 
Ayush Herbs, Inc., Bellevue, Washington, described the results of clinical studies in India. “It is believed that the lipid regulating effects of Guggal result from it’s thyroid regulating action, and it’s combined effects of inhibiting the biosynthesis of cholesterol‘s and promoting rapid excretion of cholesterol. Serum lipid levels are known to be reduced by increased levels of circulating thyroid hormones. Z-guggalsterone, a ketosteroid and a component of guggal, is such an agent. The plant is especially useful where T3 (Triiodothyronine) values of the thyroid are low. Guggal’s thyroid stimulating property also explains the traditional use of the plant for thyroid related problems. Ayurvedic medicine for centuries has prescribed Guggal because of its healing actions which today’s technologically equipped scientists are only just discovering!”

Nori:

Nori is one of the many varieties of seaweed, or sea vegetables, commonly eaten throughout the world. All sea vegetables are high in mineral content, especially Nori. It contains the element, Iodine, which is absolutely essential for thyroid health.

Iodine is also present in some green vegetables such as broccoli, but the amount is often limited because many soils have been depleted of natural minerals. This is why it became common practice to add iodine to salt, in an effort to help prevent goiter.

“The food value of Nori lies in its high protein content (25-35% of dry weight), vitamins and mineral salts, especially iodine. Its vitamin C content is about 1.5 times that of oranges and 75% of the protein and carbohydrates are digestible by humans, which is very high for seaweeds.”

“Nori (porphyra, laver) is a red sea plant with a sweet, meaty taste when dried. It contains nearly 50% balanced, assimilable protein, higher than any other sea plant. Nori's elastic fiber makes it a perfect sushi wrapper. Nori is rich in all the carotenes, high in calcium, iodine, iron, and phosphorus.

Piper Longum

The Indian Long Pepper or Pippali, is a powerful stimulant for the digestive and respiratory systems. Most importantly, the pepper plays an important role in increasing thyroid hormone levels. It acts by increasing the metabolic heat energy. In Ayurvedic medicine, its benefit is to increase bioavailability of other active ingredients.

Thyroid Powder From Bovine
  
According to Merck Manual thyroid powder, “(also known as scutiform. 4. [USP]) is a preparation of cleaned, dried, powdered thyroid gland obtained from domesticated food animals and free of connective tissue and fat; it contains levothyroxine and liothyronine and is used as replacement therapy in the diagnosis and treatment of hypothyroidism, to prevent and treat goiter, and to prevent and treat thyroid carcinoma, administered orally.”

It has been found that powdered thyroid from cows is an excellent support ingredient when treating hypothyroidism.

L-Tyrosine

Tyrosine is a naturally occurring amino acid (from meat and vegetable proteins). Your body uses tyrosine to help make neurotransmitters. These help the brain and nervous system function properly.  It is a precursor of the adrenal hormones and thyroid hormones. “Low levels of tyrosine have been associated with hypothyroidism. Symptoms of tyrosine deficiency can also include low blood pressure, low body temperature (such as cold hands and feet)....”

People taking MOA inhibitors should not take L-tyrosine.

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