Adeeva Thyro-Support Formula

• Coleus Forskolin – an herb shown to increase the release of thyroid hormone from the thyroid gland in experimental studies
• Iodine – the essential mineral that is a critical component of thyroid hormone synthesis
• Tyrosine – the amino acid that is the essential building block from which thyroid hormone is made in the thyroid gland.
• Gum Guggul – an herb shown to increase conversion of T4 to T3, the most active form of thyroid hormone, under expermimental condtions.

• To support thyroid function in cases where symptoms of under-active thyroid are present in the absence of abnormal thyroid blood tests (fatigue, skin and hair changes, slow metabolism, easy weight gain etc.)
• Adjunctive nutritional management given concurrently with thyroid medication in cases of established hypothyroidism. Note that Thyro-Support Formula is not to be used in place of thyroid hormone replacment therapy (i.e. Synthroid), but can be used concurrently with thyroid replacement therapy to help enhance the efficacy of the drug.

• Coleus Forskohlin (10% extract) 200 mg
• Iodine (from kelp powder) 300 mcg
• L-Tyrosine 500 mg
• Gum Guggul (Std to 2.5% Guggulsterone) 300 mg

Do not take this supplement if you have any of the following health conditions or circumstances listed below if there is no number listed next to it.  If a number is listed next to the item below, then adhere to the precautionary note explained in the legend at the bottom.
 
Conditions

• Pregnancy
• Breast feeding or Lactation
• Kidney failure (Renal failure) (6)
• Received an organ transplant of any kind (6)
• If kidney has been removed (6)
• Kidney clearance problem (e.g., a dialysis patient) (6)
• Hyperthyroidism
• Liver ailments (6)
• Kidney disease (6)

Medication / Treatment / Apparatus

• Digitalis (Digoxin) (6)
• Any High Blood Pressure medication (6)
• Receiving chemotherapy treatment (6)
• Receiving radiation treatment (6)

Legend

• (4) Do not exceed 4 capsules per day
• (6) Requires approval from specialist
• (8) Monitor patient INR or prothrombin time to guard against a bleeding disorder (feverfew concern)