Effects of Carnitine on Thyroid Hormone Action

It's amazing how the scientifc reality is constantly being twisted. It
suppressest thge thyroid, that is for sure, and that is the last thing
I want - it will lead to all kinds of "chronic disease." This is
similar to the "omega 3s are healthy" claim, in that they do ameliorate
the effects of arachidonic acid metabolization, but at a huge cost,
plus there is no need for the arachidonic acid. Just eat a diet that
is low in PUFAs and you don't have to worry about any of the nonsense
that is being spouted these days (mostly by people who want to sell you
something - their books, supplements, a new "food," etc.).
You want to boost your thyroid, not suppress it. Oxidative stress can
lead to hyperthyroidism, so the best thing to do for these people is to
just remove the stressors in the diet: any source of highly unsaturated
fatty acids and oxidized cholesterol especially. Coconut oil is good
for the thyroid, and antioxidant-rich foods are good too (dark
chocolate, berries, prunes, etc.).

It's amazing how the scientifc reality is constantly being twisted. It
suppressest thge thyroid, that is for sure, and that is the last thing
I want - it will lead to all kinds of "chronic disease." This is
similar to the "omega 3s are healthy" claim, in that they do ameliorate
the effects of arachidonic acid metabolization, but at a huge cost,
plus there is no need for the arachidonic acid. Just eat a diet that
is low in PUFAs and you don't have to worry about any of the nonsense
that is being spouted these days (mostly by people who want to sell you
something - their books, supplements, a new "food," etc.).
You want to boost your thyroid, not suppress it. Oxidative stress can
lead to hyperthyroidism, so the best thing to do for these people is to
just remove the stressors in the diet: any source of highly unsaturated
fatty acids and oxidized cholesterol especially. Coconut oil is good
for the thyroid, and antioxidant-rich foods are good too (dark
chocolate, berries, prunes, etc.).

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It's amazing how the scientifc reality is constantly being twisted. It
suppressest thge thyroid, that is for sure, and that is the last thing
I want - it will lead to all kinds of "chronic disease."

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You want to boost your thyroid, not suppress it.

Well, its amazing how your doctrine is constantly twisted as well:
A few months ago you were under the urge to preach to people to have the
"lowest metabolic activity" possible.
Now you preach to raise your metabolism as far as possible (boosting the
thyroid does exactly that).

Natural Health treatments for thyroid problems do in fact exist.

For Hyperthyroidism take l-carnitine supplements.

Dan said:

2 and 4 grams per day of oral l-carnitine are capable of reversing
hyperthyroid symptoms...
http://debunkbigpharma.blognation.us/blog/_archives/2006/1/14/1675992.html

For hypothyroidism , take kelp and L-tyrosine supplements.

Of course, you want to examine both your diet and environment for
triggers that affect the thyroid, such as an excess or lack of iodine
in the diet.