Attakai
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- Dec 1, 2014
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I had been eagerly awaiting the arrival of my thyroid supplements(Cynomel and Cynoplus) since shifting my diet toward peat has really helped my health and I'm fairly certain that I am hypothyroid, I thought for sure that starting these supplements would be a huge benefit in my recovery.
However even with the very first dose(3-4mcg) of cynomel with breakfast I felt very "out of it". I had trouble concentrating, felt pretty fatigued and was very unproductive. Throughout the next 4 days I tried different doses, high and low of both the cynomel and cynoplus, all with the same result. I was bored, but felt extremely lazy and unmotivated coupled with brain fog. I spent probably the most unproductive week in a long time doing absolutely nothing.
I'm off it now, and am feeling much better, probably the reason I could even be bothered to write this.
Does anyone have any idea why I reacted this way? I ate 3000+ calories of fruit, cheese, milk, liver, OJ etc
and made sure I had all my minerals covered(magnesium and zinc in particular). My pulse and heart rate didn't change much either (96.8~ on waking 98.0~ mid day and 97.1~ during night avg)
However even with the very first dose(3-4mcg) of cynomel with breakfast I felt very "out of it". I had trouble concentrating, felt pretty fatigued and was very unproductive. Throughout the next 4 days I tried different doses, high and low of both the cynomel and cynoplus, all with the same result. I was bored, but felt extremely lazy and unmotivated coupled with brain fog. I spent probably the most unproductive week in a long time doing absolutely nothing.
I'm off it now, and am feeling much better, probably the reason I could even be bothered to write this.
Does anyone have any idea why I reacted this way? I ate 3000+ calories of fruit, cheese, milk, liver, OJ etc
and made sure I had all my minerals covered(magnesium and zinc in particular). My pulse and heart rate didn't change much either (96.8~ on waking 98.0~ mid day and 97.1~ during night avg)