Kelp Supplements
Posted on 23 February 2009
Has anyone ever used kelp as a supplement for hypothyroidism? If so, does it work for you?
I have not used kelp for me, but as a certified consultant herbal I have seen many clients successfully using for Kelp hypothyroidism, and it because Kelp is an excellent source of iodine (which is essentially food for your thyroid and is a mineral of very construction of the thyroid). If will try to take another route to help the under active thyroid, I suggest you find a good combination that kelp, black walnut (another great source of iodine), or perhaps a combination that has pre-cursors to the active hormone of the thyroid. Overall, I really think you should give kelp or a good herbal formula a chance (to use at least 1-2 months and permanently at the recommended dose) before consider supplementing with hormones thyroid, because it is so difficult to get out of thyroid hormones when you have them.
How to Make your own Kelp Capsules (individually)
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