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Low Dose Naltrexone and Hashimoto’s

The Thyroid Pharmacist

Dr. Bernard Bihari is credited with making these discoveries about using naltrexone off-label, at lower doses. The first article was published in 2007, and it showed LDN as an effective and safe therapy for Crohn’s disease. [4] LDN can be taken in the form of a compounded tablet, capsule, liquid, or transdermal formulation.

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Selenium: The Nutrient That Can Reduce Thyroid Antibodies by 40%

The Thyroid Pharmacist

Since one of the supplements I recommend, Pure Encapsulations Selenium , can contain up to 320 mcg per capsule (specifications state that the product can contain up to 160 percent of the label claim), it is not recommended for children. Some, but not all, insurance companies may reimburse you for self-ordered labs. 2017;2017:2549491.

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How Balancing Iron Levels Can Help Your Thyroid

The Thyroid Pharmacist

You can self-order the labs and later submit them to your insurance for potential reimbursement (please check with your individual insurance to make sure they will cover the test). Even if your insurance doesn’t cover it, the ferritin test is not expensive, and you can use your Health Savings Account in most cases.