Reset AD's Thyroidial Twin

mrmoose63

mrmoose63

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Anythoughts on a Thyroidial version of Reset-AD??? Something to encourage thyroid health with a punch of glandular?
 
Could be done pretty easily I think (I just appointed myself as PAL's spokesman).

I've been reading up on high dose iodine for thyroid issues, but I don't think the FDA is too keen on letting this pass through the supp industry.
 
I just think it has its place in the industry, from my little experience ectos/mesos seem to have a higher propensity toward adrenal failure(and endos too with a good amount of stimulants) but endos predominantly have insulin issues and thyroid issues. There are a ton of insulin supps on the market but relatively limited thyroid ones. Or if there are thyroid ones they are definitely not comprehensive like Reset AD is for adrenal fatigue.

Oh and I'm putting my wife on Reset AD as soon as NP has it in stock!

So any hints on what's in the pipeline....?
 
mrmoose63 said:
I just think it has its place in the industry, from my little experience ectos/mesos seem to have a higher propensity toward adrenal failure(and endos too with a good amount of stimulants) but endos predominantly have insulin issues and thyroid issues. There are a ton of insulin supps on the market but relatively limited thyroid ones. Or if there are thyroid ones they are definitely not comprehensive like Reset AD is for adrenal fatigue.

Oh and I'm putting my wife on Reset AD as soon as NP has it in stock!

So any hints on what's in the pipeline....?
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I agree 100% with you. I think we can def put something together on a small scale and keep it cost effective for the consumer. I am emailing the higher ups with the idea.. I am sure they will like it. Sounds good on the reset-ad for the wife, I think she will like it. NP should have it instock on monday. It shipped out yesterday to them.

We have the owners of the companies baby(product) coming out in the end of may..it is a sexual related product that has a completely new delivery technology. you can find some info on this product in the BN.com forum in the reviews section. We are in the works on a muscle builder and a powder!! They will both drop this summer.
 
Palo Alto Labs said:
I agree 100% with you. I think we can def put something together on a small scale and keep it cost effective for the consumer. I am emailing the higher ups with the idea.. I am sure they will like it. Sounds good on the reset-ad for the wife, I think she will like it. NP should have it instock on monday. It shipped out yesterday to them.

We have the owners of the companies baby(product) coming out in the end of may..it is a sexual related product that has a completely new delivery technology. you can find some info on this product in the BN.com forum in the reviews section. We are in the works on a muscle builder and a powder!! They will both drop this summer.
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And of course I will be more then happy to be a tester boss!!..haha
 
A lot of the iodine research has been nicely compiled by a Dr. David Brownstein. He's an MD who's also very in to alternative medicine and is the director of a holistic clinic in MI. His book on the matter is called "Iodine; Why you need it and why you can't live without it." It's quite convincing being well researched and with many clinical examples from his practice. I put my hypothyroidal wife on the high dose iodine (25mg) and it definitely helped. I started using a lower, 12.5 mg dose and can definitely tell a difference in my energy levels, mood and quality of sleep.

Brownstein has also written books on alternative thyroid therapies particularly with the use of natural hormones. I'm betting our own Dr John has at least heard of him if not worked with him.
 
bioman said:
A lot of the iodine research has been nicely compiled by a Dr. David Brownstein. He's an MD who's also very in to alternative medicine and is the director of a holistic clinic in MI. His book on the matter is called "Iodine; Why you need it and why you can't live without it." It's quite convincing being well researched and with many clinical examples from his practice. I put my hypothyroidal wife on the high dose iodine (25mg) and it definitely helped. I started using a lower, 12.5 mg dose and can definitely tell a difference in my energy levels, mood and quality of sleep.

Brownstein has also written books on alternative thyroid therapies particularly with the use of natural hormones. I'm betting our own Dr John has at least heard of him if not worked with him.
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I am going to have to look in to this.. it looks real interesting.. Might do some reading on it this weekend!
 
bioman said:
A lot of the iodine research has been nicely compiled by a Dr. David Brownstein. He's an MD who's also very in to alternative medicine and is the director of a holistic clinic in MI. His book on the matter is called "Iodine; Why you need it and why you can't live without it." It's quite convincing being well researched and with many clinical examples from his practice. I put my hypothyroidal wife on the high dose iodine (25mg) and it definitely helped. I started using a lower, 12.5 mg dose and can definitely tell a difference in my energy levels, mood and quality of sleep.

Brownstein has also written books on alternative thyroid therapies particularly with the use of natural hormones. I'm betting our own Dr John has at least heard of him if not worked with him.
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Yikes 25mg of iodine!!!! The highest Kelp based Iodine supplement I've seen is only 225mcg. So we're talking 100caps a day.....

Kept searching and it turns out Iodoral is 12.5mg per cap... is that what you were taking Bioman?

Are there any toxicity concerns or negative side effects with high dosed iodine?
 
I can see it now.....

PAL's Glandular Health Line:

Reset-TD: (taken twice a day)
12.5mg iodine
125mg bovine thyroid glandular
30mg of 95% forslean
...to be continued
 
mrmoose63 said:
Yikes 25mg of iodine!!!! The highest Kelp based Iodine supplement I've seen is only 225mcg. So we're talking 100caps a day.....

Kept searching and it turns out Iodoral is 12.5mg per cap... is that what you were taking Bioman?

Are there any toxicity concerns or negative side effects with high dosed iodine?
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yes,Thyroid impairment, iodine poisoning or sensitivity reaction
 
I thought i had read somewhere in the past that 2mg of iodine was a toxic dose, but i may be wrong, just sounds familiar to me.
Ill look into it though
 
Definitely read up on what's out there. It seems the standard thinking on iodine is all wrong and based on some pretty crappy studies a long time ago. As most of us know, FDA is long overdue in evaluating it's RDA's on many nutrients...folic acid, vitamin D and iodine just to name a few.

I do use the Iodoral and would recommend working with a Dr or naturopath to monitor your levels and assess your need. It's all outlined in the Brownstein book and probably other places on the web. One can also use Lugol's solution to attain these higher doses of iodine and iodide.
 
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