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health advisory Hospital Alternative Medicine 2007-11-16 3:12:35

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I am currently treating my hypothyroidism naturally. I read a book written my a man with hypothyroidism and he tells how he treated his naturally. The things he took were:

Garlic

Co Q10

Vitamin E

blue-green algae (Klammath Lake, OR)

Acidiphilis

Bifidus

Digestive enzymes with meals

I hope this helps. I truly feel that any disease can be treated with herbs/vitamins. You just have to find the right ones for you.

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Not a natural herb but I've read good things about Vitamin B-12

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for metabolism and thyroid here are some vitamins, minerals, and other natural sorts of ways to kick it into gear.

1. Green Tea and coffee for metabolism

2. Iodine for thyroid - this really works trust me.

good luck!

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Consult a good homeopath for a better solution.

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For hypo-thyroidism ( i guess this is the condition as you mentioned "enhancing" thyroid):

- Fucus vesiculosis, also called Bladderwrack or kelp, is a sea vegetable which is a prime source of iodine - crucial in preventing thyroid problems. It has been used medicinally for thousands of years, especially in traditional Chinese medicine. Apart from its beneficial effect on thyroid functioning, it is also used as a metabolic stimulant and can be found in many slimming remedies. When using kelp medicinally, always make sure that it is sourced by a reputable and trusted company. Kelp harvested from the beach or near to the coast may be contaminated with industrial waste, sewerage, lead, mercury or other toxins. Kelp used in Native Remedies Thyroid Assist has been harvested only from uncontaminated areas and screened for the presence of toxins, heavy metal sand contamination.