Product Description
Ayush Herbs Thyro - M is made from a unique combination of eleven ancient herbs, an amino acid and mineral. It provides support to the thyroid function helping to maintain a healthy metabolic rate. Recommended usage: Take as advised by your physician.
Label Information
Ayush Herbs Thyro - M Facts: Iodine, L-Tyrosine, Withania Somnifera, Bacopa Monnieri, Bauhinia Tomentosa, Commiphora Mukul, Piper Longum, Piper Nigrum, Zingiber Officinal, Crataeva Nurvula, Cinnamomum Zeylanicum & Cinnamomum Tamala, Elettaria Cardamomum. Also contains: DiCalcium Phosphate, Croscarmellose sodium, Silica, Vegetable stearate, HPMC. Free from Milk, Soy, Egg and Wheat.
1 Question &
1 Answer
Joan Bliss
from PA asked:
October 30, 2019
I am considering this product for a family member with low thyroid but also has high blood pressure. Would you recommend this product, or another product?
Thanks,
Halimah
1 Answer
For high blood pressure, we usually recommend Pure Encaps Nitric Oxide Support (powder). This works great for most people but the elderly will want to begin with very low doses and work up to a scoop or two day. It might take a month to work up to that dose.
As far as any thyroid support supplement and high BP, you will want to monitor BP daily to be sure you aren't getting any negative effects. I would expect different people to respond in their own way to this type of supplement.
Getting the thyroid dialed in properly can be a moving target. You will just have to try different things to see what seems to work. I assume you are getting periodic lab tests so you can monitor T3, T4, TSH etc and correlating these with symptoms.
As far as any thyroid support supplement and high BP, you will want to monitor BP daily to be sure you aren't getting any negative effects. I would expect different people to respond in their own way to this type of supplement.
Getting the thyroid dialed in properly can be a moving target. You will just have to try different things to see what seems to work. I assume you are getting periodic lab tests so you can monitor T3, T4, TSH etc and correlating these with symptoms.
Submitted by:
Mary Schlenger
on October 31, 2019
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