levothyroxine to armour
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Curious in Oklahoma
Thank you for your time.
(sunlingually) is that when it melts, the blood
vessels inside the mouth(capillaries) take the
medication directly into the bloodstream, where
it can bypass the stomach and you don't have to
wait to eat or take meds, and it won't bind to
stomach acids so that you lose part of the meds.
I am a supporter of taking Armour sublingually and have been doing it for over a month. I also no longer needs acid meds after 4 years.