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Has anyone tried any herbal "boosters" to offset some of the effects of the hypothyroidism to the end of RAI/I131? Today I went to the natural market here and got some Siberian Gensing and Dandilion root extracts and some Yerba Matra tea/coffee substitute.
I have no idea because these herbal substancesDrug abuse are not regulated by any responsible organizations.
Someone in my archaeology class made a beet soup recipe from the 18th-century and within seconds of drinking it I was in serious distress. I asked "WHAT is in this?" and besides beets dandelion was a majorMajor tears Major-gesic ingredient. I later discovered that dandelion allergy is very common.
These "natural" things are not necessarily safe and any positve healing effect they would have overnight is probably psychological.
Best to speak to a doctor or pharmacist about what exactly it is that they do.
Someone in my archaeology class made a beet soup recipe from the 18th-century and within seconds of drinking it I was in serious distress. I asked "WHAT is in this?" and besides beets dandelion was a major ingredient. I later discovered that dandelion allergy is very common.
These "natural" things are not necessarily safe and any positve healing effect they would have overnight is probably psychological.
Best to speak to a doctor or pharmacist about what exactly it is that they do.