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Take Your Thyroid Medication At Night: Here's Why

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    Eleanor
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    I'm going to try this because I am as this guy describes, still tired and sleepy after taking it in the AM.

    https://youtu.be/Fj9M2NQs6K0?si=laBzOtoXhOCUD6ZH

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      Update: I took my usual dose last night and after just one switch, it seems to work real well. I'm not freezing cold at work (yet) and not completely dragging ass. I did try a dose of TA-1 last night and it might be interfering a bit; can't tell yet.

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        Interested to hear your experiences. I've been on Armour for 2 years and have never noticed a difference.

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          You’re supposed to take your medication when fasted, in the morning. How are you fasted the necessary 8-12 hrs when taking it in the evening?

          Follows research backed science, not the gym bro’s.

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            Interested to hear your experiences. I've been on Armour for 2 years and have never noticed a difference.

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            @Static said:

            Interested to hear your experiences. I've been on Armour for 2 years and have never noticed a difference.

            I've been on it for well over 10 years. Since my eating schedule has changed to strictly daytime; my lunch being at noon-ish to 2pm and I snack all day on chicken strips, veggies, sometimes sliced fruit. I don't eat anything after 4pm, no snacks, full meals, etc. I take it about 9pm and it worked for me.

            The point this Dr. is trying to make is if you take Np thiroid or Armour around a bunch of supps in the AM, it competes with them and you get little of it. It's not so much the food, unless you're stuffed when you take it. It's the SUPPS.

            Will see how it goes. I hope you can make it work for you.

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              Are you on a synthetic?
              There’s no way I could take desiccated at night due to the T3.

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                Are you on a synthetic?
                There’s no way I could take desiccated at night due to the T3.

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                @MyB
                No, I'm on desiccated (Np thy). For some reason, it worked for me. I'm going to keep working it like this to find out if it continues.

                The point was the supplements. If you're AM loaded, it shoots it to hell for you; if you're not, you could be fine.

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                  I have to say that taking the NpThiroid before bed is working very well for me thus far. I'm inclined to think that the oral supps I was taking in the morning around it might definitely have been interfering with the rx action.

                  Just my experience. If you're on thyroid meds that you feel aren't quite working for some reason, you might want to consider switching the timing.

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