Denver, CO (PressExposure) April 12, 2010 -- Thyromine is a supplement that targets the increased production of hormones. It is given to those who have a thyroid condition known as Hypothyroidism. This simply means that the thyroid is not producing enough hormones, or as more commonly termed, an under active thyroid.
If you have been doing research on Thyromine, you would have probably noticed that most articles tend to promote the product instead of giving the gist of what it really can accomplish. Thus, here is an overview of Thyromine, one that states facts and not marketing slants designed to get you to buy the product.
First of all, Thyromine is herbal. This means it is not synthetic. It also means a big plus factor since synthetic products always have some form of side effect whether in the short or long term. If you take Thyromine, as you would any other natural herbal product, you will not experience the usual effects of drugs like nausea, irritation, or ill changes in your bowel movements or moods. There really is zero risk involved.
Secondly, Thyromine is composed of ingredients that promote increased hormone production. You cannot take this if you have an overactive thyroid. It could cause complications because you will have more than you need. Thyromine is for lack of hormones, so the ingredients like Nori, which is a seaweed vegetable, contains high iodine levels.
Your thyroid needs the iodine to produce hormones. If you have an overactive thyroid, you will have too much iodine in your body, and Nori is not good for you. If you have an under active thyroid, the iodine will give you more energy, eliminate the fatigue and sluggishness you feel, and prevent you from gaining too much thyroid weight because of a thyroid problem.
Other ingredients like tyrosine, thyroid powder from bovine, and guglipid also promote increased production of hormones, and these have been proven through scientific tests. T3 increases because it is able to convert T4. These are parts of a thyroid hormone that complement each other in such a way that one compensates when the other is lacking.
Other ingredients in Thyromine have no scientific backing to assist in helping increase your hormone levels. However, that is not to say, they are not good. They can "supplement the supplement."
In viewing the product, Thyromine, compared to synthetic thyroid drugs, there is no contest. Natural will always be better, just as water is better for the body than sodas or juice. Herbal remedies like Thyromine will never cause you to lower your body's defenses, and can not damage your system, provided you stay within the prescribed dose. After all, anything in excess, even herbal, is bad for you. Talk to your doctor about Thyromine. Doctors are usually open to herbal remedies, and if they're not, you should seek a second opinion. This is one of the very few natural options for eliminating low thyroid symptoms.