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The Endocrine Report: 5 Signs You Aren’t Converting Your Thyroid Medication

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Go grab your thyroid medication right now and look at the label. If it says levothyroxine, Synthroid, Tirosint, Unithroid, Levoxyl, Euthyrox, or any generic version of levothyroxine, you’re taking T4 thyroid hormone. And in case you didn’t know, T4 is an inactive thyroid hormone. On its own, it doesn’t do much. Before your cells can …

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6 Best Levothyroxine Alternatives (Medications That Work Better)

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About 50% of thyroid patients still have thyroid symptoms when taking levothyroxine. Update: I built a free directory of vetted thyroid doctors who test the full panel, treat to optimal ranges, and prescribe medications like NDT and T3 when they make sense. You can search it by state right here. ​If this is you, know …

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Is Synthroid Gluten-Free?

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Are you actively trying to avoid gluten-containing foods? Do you also have hypothyroidism? If so, then this article is perfect for you.  I’m going to jump the gun and tell you that Synthroid is indeed gluten-free, but it may contain other ingredients that can cause issues.  We are going to discuss the gluten content of …

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Can Hypothyroidism Be Cured Permanently? 3 Treatments Which Help

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Almost everyone with hypothyroidism will wonder at some point in time whether or not their condition is curable.  What do I mean by curable? I mean that the condition can be treated to the point that it completely disappears and you are back to normal.  Can this actually happen? The short answer is maybe.  The …

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