This Hormone CONTROLS Your Metabolism (& It's Easy To Get)

[@drwestinchilds]

Correction: when I discuss the dosing of T2 I mention that the dosing is in mcg (which is correct), but the pop-up on the screen shows mg (which is incorrect). So, for clarification, the dosing is in MICROGRAMS and not milligrams.

[@santiagocruz9426]

Will I have to continually supplement with T2 if I begin to use it?

[@Saved0316]

Once dosing starts do you have to continue forever?

[@joanborn8835]

@@Saved0316 that would be good to know

[@vero8496]

QUESTION. PLEASE, SORRY I'M USING CAP LETTERS. Synthroid is for T4, Liothyronine is for T3. WHAT IS the name for T2? Where can l buy it? Desperate 4 youranswer. Thank you so much for your attention. 32yrs with hypo!!!

[@ravelanone9462]

You should edit the video. People who miss this correction could overdose, which you point out can be harmful.

[@MrJfortheElohim]

Dr. Child late comer here. The doctor I see know only test my TSH and T4 levels which I have gained a lot of weight in the last three years and now I’m getting tired of the hamster wheel.Because of the information I got post surgery, it bewails me that the first doctor I was seeing had my t4 medication very low for my body weight. I like that you push against the medical field because it seems that they come off as rank and file. They don’t actually see us as human anymore but just a case to file away. Your tests are fine you just need to exercise. Straight BS. How in the hell can I exercise if I’m dog tired after I get off from a 12 hours shift. Make that make sense.

[@GwenMotoGirl]

I have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and take a compounded porcine thyroid med. I recently added creatine and your T2 supplement. I lift heavy weights and eat a clean low carb diet and I’m physically active. Not I’ve always had low body temperature. With the supplements, my body temp has gone up and I’m no longer freezing all the time. I’m seeing good body recomposition and I’m feeling better overall. Thank you!

[@lalayastill610]

also hashi here. You can also activate the brown fat by taking cold showers. I started by taking contrast showers. I would end showers with cold water in the beginning and allowed a few days to rest before trying again, then kept at it until i could take proper contrast shower. Now, a few years later, I can take daily cold showers. Another option is cryosauna. Additionally, there are supplements that can help lower anti-tpo, like NAC and black cumin

[@SUZIJ5]

@@lalayastill610Thanks so much for this interesting and valuable information!

[@eve2738]

​@lalayastill610, what is anti-tpo?

[@yadealone]

@@eve2738It is one of the antibodies they test for Hasimotos. Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies-Tpo. Also, I think the other antibody is Tgab. My thyroid, TSH is always tested normal. I have some of the symptoms of low thyroid, but my doctor never wanted to do full panel. I ended up paying for full panels twice out of my pocket and finally had the TGAB antibody come back high, but that other one was totally normal . My doctor tested and saw it was high and said I had beginning Hashimoto’s. I didn’t even get to talk to an endocrinologist. He spoke to the endocrinologist and relayed to me that I would probably never need medication. The weird thing is after testing hi twice on the TGABA antibody the next test was totally normal go figure, so yes, I want to try this T 2. Anything I wrote here double check me to make sure I am correct. Regarding a full panel there are two antibody test that I’m sure of.

[@michelemoneywell8765]

Increase muscle mass with strength training exercise to increase basal metabolic rate. Go on a keto or carnivore diet. Do intermittent fasting. Try natural means before getting T2. (Your info: Dose should not exceed 300 mcg/day; ideal range between 100-200mcg/day. Need 6 weeks before seeing results.)

[@IdolEyes84]

I get tired and cranky and headaches, not enough range of food for my taste on keto, less on carnivore.

[@adoarch]

Intermitting fasting doesn’t loose anymore weight than just caloric restriction

[@BonnieGrace-q2n]

I just received your vitamins and T2 today in the mail. I also just started an increase in NP Thyroid meds of 15 MG today. I was experiencing depression, brain fog and feeling cold. My doctor seems agreeable that it might be time to up my meds. My blood tests showed I was low in T3 and T4. Now to just get off the 25 pounds I gained after a total thyroidectomy. Thanks for all you do.

[@cinszins]

My daughter takes 15 mg. of NP thyroid. All her levels were low in her last labs. Dr. said they were "just fine" 😡 It is so hard to get all of this sorted out with a GP. We can not find a naturopathic Dr. in our area. My daughter is special needs and she can not express her symptoms. All I can do is learn from drs like Dr. Childs.and try to do my best for my daughter. His information is always so helpful.

[@lindajakub624]

Where do you order his vitamins

[@westcoastswingmusic]

I'm excited to start taking your T2 supplement today! 🎉

[@caramelcooler9710]

Thank you, Dr. Childs! This really worked for me! OMG! Finally!!!!!!! After 20 plus years of unsuccessful attempts at loosing weight with a bare minimum hypothyroid prescription, knowing that it was the culprit but being told I'm fine yet hitting a serious plateau in my weight loss.

[@SharonJones-r3r]

Hi Dr Childs, having suffered with hypothyroidism for over 25 years, taking 100mcg Levothyroxine daily and still having debilitating symptoms (despite bloods being classed as 'normal') I have found your content invaluable. I'm from the UK and the knowledge in this area is shocking, in the dark ages! Are you able to let me know if there is a natural supplement for T2 as it's not something that's available to purchase in the UK 😢 - or if the is somewhere in US I could legally purchase the proper stuff and have shipped here. Thank you for all you are doing 😊

[@jamiehill2685]

My pellet hormone doc prescribed NP Thyroid for me for subclinical hypothyroidism or as he said I could use a "little boost." I had no issues other than a little tiredness and I always had normal labs, very slim and lean. It messed me up terribly. I felt bad overall, gained 10 lbs. quickly, felt spacey and had a lot of hair loss. My husband said it changed my personality. I was on NP to begin with and changed to Adthyza on a very low dose of 30 mg/32.5 mg. My labs did not change at all on either med. except my TSH went down some. My T3 and T4 remained the same for years. TSH was 2.1 to begin with and went down to 1.8, but I felt horrible. I weaned myself off of the medication and feel great now! No more puffy eyes, much clearer-headed, and weight is coming off. Messing with hormones as complicated as they are is risky business when you don't need it in my opinion. I lost a lot of hair during that time which is distressing and my hair was beautiful and thick. I would not recommend taking T2 for weight loss nor other thyroid meds unless you need it. Just my opinion, but I have been through a lot with this and it didn't go well. I love Dr. Childs on most things, but I am not in agreement with taking T2 for normal thyroid patients nor low-dose thyroid meds when you don't need it.

[@CoralSea12]

I take 15mgs (30mgs cut in half) of NP for a little boost & it works perfectly. Sounds like you were taking too much which will definitely result in the side effects you were having. But since you feel better w/out, that's great 🙂

[@DebbieTDP]

Luckily in Europe T2 isn't available over the counter. US is a mess about supplements and people's health. Doc should be careful, he also gave the wrong advice about mcg and mg 😮🙄😓😳

[@jamiehill2685]

@@CoralSea12 I didn't need it at all. It totally changed my hair texture, made me feel weird in my head like a full feeling, more tired and just overall bad. I won't be going back to him. I totally understand medical doctors go by labs, but not only were my labs really good, but I felt good as well, so I am not sure why he thought I needed it. In the meantime, I have found out he prescribes nearly every person who walks in the door thyroid meds.

[@bbp8572]

​​@@DebbieTDPto @drwestinchilds defense, he did comment about the correction. The popup seems to possibly be an autocorrect issue, maybe. Just like it seems you might have forgotten a word or two in what you're trying to convey with your comment ("In Europe isn't available" ...what isn't available?) People seem to forget this is KZbin. You shouldn't be using this as medical advice. Watch and definitely do your research at your own personal risk and more importantly talk to your Dr before taking anything to address any issues , illnesses, symptoms, etc you may be experiencing.

[@DebbieTDP]

@@bbp8572 not everyone reads comments. So if they stick to the video they have the wrong dose. Of course I was referring to T2! That doctor Childes sells 🤫😬😬👀

[@RoidfreeSenior]

So I'm still waiting on the :easy to get" part... ask your dr. for it?

[@ttopstudio]

Nice content!! I observed that you imrpoved how you edit your videos. And thats really help me to undertand more every topic. Thank you, Dr. Childs. My whole family is watching you. From australia.

[@lanceevans1689]

Very interesting thanks Doc. So we obvious question is, where do we get it?

[@JenDoe1]

He sells it on his website, naturally..

[@casperinsight3524]

He didn't mention to ask your neighborhood pharmacist but worth a shot

[@stargazerbird]

I had hyperthyroidism and I actually gained weight. It raises your appetite as well. It’s not a weight loss miracle.

[@IdolEyes84]

Hyper= over and hypo= under. If it’s over you will probably burn more calories.

[@kyms9390]

Easy to get ??? Where?? I searched the internet & couldnt find any, why didnt you tell people how to get it on your video as shown in the title?

[@El_FzEq]

Do some of you even listen or watch the whole thing? I see questions keep asking about WHERE CAN I GET THEM lol. T2 can be found off the counter, 3,5-Diiodothyronine is a common supplement that acts similarly. The doctor is helping by giving out info, but don't expect anyone doing things completely free for you. He has those for sale, or just google T2 and/or 3,5-diiodothyronine. In the age of auto-correction I'm sure you'll manage with typos.

[@casperinsight3524]

Great, can you share with the rest of us once you find access? Appreciated

[@stephenburrows1816]

No the higher your BMR the more calories you need to survive, truly if you are getting all the essential nutrients bring the BMR down and not only save money on food but also slow down cell burn out and replication fade.

[@amaized2no239]

My problem is I’ve gained weight since I had a thyroid problem… Last December, I had both my thyroid’s removed, I was put on different medications, this last one is NP Thyroid 60 MG (the pork pill)… I’m feeling a lot better on this one…. Now I want to lose the 25 lbs I’ve gained ….. I’m reaching out …yes for HELP!!

[@DJ-wp2lk]

Both your thyroids ?!? We only have ONE thryoid gland each lol

[@derekcrymble9085]

@@DJ-wp2lk Left side or right side can be removed separately . You are given the option of one side or both for removal if cancer is only on one side . It is one , but can be bisected into 2 parts . I was introduced to this when I chose both to avoid a second surgery , as it had spread to lymph node .

[@LisaOlona]

Can I take T2 with thyroid medication?

[@Ponyawaken]

Sorry but your recommended product contains maltodextrin which is worse than table sugar….

[@Cas3620]

I'm giving T2 another go. Just ordered another bottle. 🙂

[@Cas3620]

Update, I had to stop taking it because my ankles seemed to swell up.

[@barbiekat6352]

What is the source for the T2 in your supplement? Is T2 contained in thyroid glandular supplement? Should T2 be taken on empty stomach?

[@Russulalilacea]

Wow, what a great info!

[@cindykq8086]

Still be very cautious taking new supplements. I started taking creatine which was discussed in an earlier video. Turns out that creatine can raise the pressure in your eyeballs, and if you have glaucoma, the pressure rise can make you go blind. My narrow angle glaucoma is back again, so yay! I might lose vision.

[@LB-sw2km]

Yes and if you have kidney issues !

[@terrim777]

Thank you for the warning!

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

I am not taking creatine... but the narrow angle glaucoma and massive bouts of Uveitis are prevalent for me. I use a Keto/ low carb eating regime... Fasting when i 'feel' it necessary...but if Uveitis bites ... I do 1. Fast 2. Take my mix of pure organic spices i.e. ; 3 tsps Turmeric, 2 tsps Ginger, 1 tsp Cinnamon and 1 and a half tsp of freshly grd black pepper. I put this into a sterile jar and shake it vigorously . When inflammation hits... I (shake the jar vigorously again) take 1 tsp of this mixture in a cup...add hot water and a touch of fat i.e. cream or butter or olive oil. I drink the resultant liquid... stirring as I drink it so as not to end up with a 'sump' in the bottom of my cup. This is rocket fuel when Uveitis hits. I do this for about 4 to 5 days. I sincerely hope it helps you as it does me. I also occasionaly use British Ivy in a tea, this helps reduce inflammation of the eyes... as does Self Heal... but please do your own research, I sincerely hope you find something that works for you... it is so scary when inflammation kicks in....watch out for CME's and the Shumman too there seems to be a correlation to inflammation when there is high activity of either or... .🥳👍🙏💞

[@cindykq8086]

@@moiragoldsmith7052 thank you so much for the info! 😻

[@consciousnessrenaissance7804]

Please drink lots of water and take Celtic sea salt a pinch under tongue and let it melt then drink water

[@YeniTurkishKahve]

Some of us can't buy T2 in Europe. What are we supposed to do?

[@CerealKiller460]

Meh, you can take all of the thyroid meds and glandulars that you want. What about telling us how to increase T2 naturaly? The more thyroid hormone you take, the more TSH ( flight or flight hormone) and less of the regular thyroid hormone you make, which will increase cortisol very much. Sorry to be so critical but I didn't like this at all

[@chuck1804]

Essentially there is no equivalent. The only way to keep T2 (and T3) optimal is to stay young forever. Or you could just take those things exogenously and replicate the metabolism of youth. The fallacy is believing you could somehow achieve the same results naturally.

[@drwestinchilds]

You can check out this video if you prefer the natural approach: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2TIc6CLeNpqgbM

[@Cas3620]

It didn't work for me after 2 months of using it.

[@michelles1517]

@@drwestinchilds This is the first of me ever hearing about T1 or 2!! I have been to 3 different endocrinologists and none of them have said a word about T2!!!

[@michelles1517]

I am now have my blood checked for hashimotos after 20 years of struggling with hypothyroid and have been on natural compounded thyroid source but 15 years ago switched to Armour. Which the endocrinologist here in Florida wanted to abruptly switch me to Synthroid which threw me into hypothyroid symptoms . She said my T3 was too high and on ARMOUR(porcine) natural source and clinically compounded T3 is not regulated !!! Synthroid Does not have any T3. I had too much T 3 and my pituitary stopped working. I was unmotivated and was depressed so then they want to give me anti depressants, but they lowered my Armour thyroid and actually 3 months my pituitary started working again and the depression lifted. But through all of this I had no ESTROGEN EARLY-MENOPAUSE. That started the ball rolling downhill 25 years ago. I now have osteoporosis and I still have hypothyroid ! I do a lot of things to help with my thyroid. It has been a struggling situation. A battle. I feel like my heart is suffering now. I’m 70!

[@kathleencurry3174]

You are saying micrograms of t2 but your video shows MG which stands for milligrams which could be a dangerous mistake or others!

[@sandyseale1]

Seems to not be available in Other countries . Cant find it in South Africa. Is the another name other than 3, 5 DIIODO-L-THYRONINE ?

[@loliortiz1105]

I have thyroid the low one , were can I find T2 ??

[@TeeJayG]

I have Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis/Hypothyroidism. Is T2 safe/a good idea for me to take?

[@casperinsight3524]

Interested in hearing Dr answer ...

[@Bluebell117]

He never answers any questions … very unprofessional

[@map8126]

Makes more sense to increase T2 Production. Rather than take a fake supplement.

[@Cloverleaf_Farms_West]

Don't have a thyroid....take NP thyroid and my doses/numbers are kept at hyper levels because thyroid.......yet I can not loose weight.....so wanna try again???

[@YOURRAINBOWBRIDGE1111]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR THIS GUIDANCE NATUROPATH HERE AND DID NOT KNOW THIS UNTIL NOW WILL FOLLOWUP IMMEDIATELY

[@ladrabudka6953]

The medical journal Endocrinology published an article on T2 in 2015. They warn there hasn’t been enough research to determine correct therapeutic dosage and all the effects of T2 on several organs specifically impacted by thyroid hormones. Three effects that were found to be concerning were on the Hypothalamus Pituitary Thyroid Axis (which maintains a very delicate balance in these organs), increased food intake, and caused enlargement of the heart (cardiomegaly). They also found that these negative effects can appear early in the course of treatment even before the anticipated therapeutic effects occur. While there may be more and better research out there now this article, as well issues the doc mentions, should give everyone a big flashing yellow to red light. Do deep research on this before taking this drug.

[@Omega_thehusky]

6:25 exactly was about to say welp its about to require a prescription

[@vero8496]

QUESTION. PLEASE, SORRY I'M USING CAP LETTERS. Synthroid is for T4, Liothyronine is for T3. WHAT IS the name for T2? Where can l buy it? Desperate 4 youranswer. Thank you so much for your attention. 32yrs with hypo!!!

[@SherrieGarcia-v9d]

Dr. Childs I’m a 61 yr. Old female. I’ve been w/o my thyroid since I was 22 years old. I was diagnosed with thyroid Ca. , and had it removed. I’m on 112 mcg of Synthroid and 10 mcg of Cytomel . I have been unable to lose any weight. I have gained 40lb., and post menopause on top of it. I feel so tired severely stiff and achy. I have been exercising and I don’t snack and eat healthy. I’ve tried inositol and Berberine . I’m not seeing any results. I know they won’t increase my thyroid medication, but have not heard of the T2, do you feel this could be an option for me. Doing what I can. I would appreciate any thoughts. Thank you for your help and time

[@takethefreedway]

Yes, but how and where can you get it, especially outside the US. It seems very rare, no mention of form. If you have to ask a doctor will they even know it exists let alone stock it?

[@deealex1402]

in my country only thing we get for thyroidism is thyroxin and it doesnt even help all the symptoms, i still gain weight very easily and i have lost almost all my hair. t3 medication and armound thyroids are illegal here,because of byrocracy...:( and some supplements like this t2 is illegal you cant get it anywhere and unfortunately if you order it online from another country, custom will take it away and fine you. i have tried that also. got drug register for 6months. :( its rediculos. they rather have people sick than get help they need

[@patlewis7591]

Which brand of: 3, 5 DIIODO-L-THYRONINE Do you recommend to purchase?

[@mavsroadrunner2298]

thyroid tricky...

[@michelles1517]

Dear Doctor I am on Armor thyroid a 120 milligrams a day 6 days a week. I was trying to figure the micrograms and it seems exceedingly high. Now I had it lowered over 2 years ago because my pituitary was not functioning. High T3. I was depressed. Once it was lowered to the 120 milligrams 6 days my symptoms lifted after a few months and I also went on keto and lost 25 lbs. I would like to know what you think. I have had no estrogen for probably 15 years. And I now have osteoporosis which after 1 and a half years on prolia and upping my calcium and D intake I’m now osteopenia. I do have shortness of breath and have chronic pain in my lumbar area which is where they see osteoporosis or osteopenia and arthritis in many areas of my spine. And knees . I’m 70. I never heard any mention of T 1 or 2. Please give me your take on this. Love your channel!!! Thank you!!!!

[@vickielster3928]

I’m also on Armour Thyroid for hypothyroidism, and want to know if it’s safe to take T2.

[@mandya1229]

I am not sure if this is your case, but I just wanted to throw it out there just in case. If your body is having issues regulating calcium, you should have your parathyroid glands checked. My mother had 4 tumors on her parathyroid glands (there is 4 glands located behind you thyroid ) causing hyperparathyroid, which then led to borderline osteoporosis. I just wanted to bring awareness to this because it's not well known by doctors, and she lived for years with horrible symptoms while trying to figure out what was wrong. Best wishes to you.

[@michelles1517]

@@mandya1229 THANK YOU and that is a good point I’m going to check to see if it was ordered on my blood work recently . I am aware of parathyroid my son had it and had his parathyroid operated on like 10 years ago. They discovered it by him having kidney stones twice at a young age. I went through menopause at a younger age probably 10 years earlier not because of a hysterectomy or anything. And that’s when the thyroid started to go on a downturn. And so for several years I was struggling with hypothyroid. Very difficult AND the symptoms became overwhelming. Which I was the one who diagnosed myself. The gynecologist I had was so bad. She just wanted to put me on synthetic HRT. Which I went on for a month and took myself off of it. I was HAVING severe pain in the lower stem of my head occipital which they reported it can cause brain hemorrhage etc. and years went by and I finally found a Medical Doctor who was alternative who gave me blood work and called me up and said I had hypothyroid. At that point I had every symptom. I was really struggling with energy and severe shortness of breath etc. Now I’m being tested this is like 20 years later for Hashimoto. I have gone without the proper diet and medication etc. for a long time. I swear if I wasn’t taking green vibrance back then which had some seaweeds and spirulina I would have been really bad. It kept me functioning. I read some of Mary Showmen books and went to her Doctor she recommended and that’s when I found I had 0 estrogen. So that contributes to the bone loss. Also I had given up milk and diary for a long time but now I’m doing it for 3 years grass-fed organic milk and different cheeses. Living in California I felt the best eating the keto diet and I didn’t have shortness of breath. I’m in Florida now and the humidity is awful. I’m having severe shortness of breath, but I think the hypothyroid has taken a toll on me. And the pain from osteoporosis and no estrogen. I am going to have my Dr order blood work for the parathyroid. Thank you again for that because that could be a HUGE FACTOR! Calcium levels!!

[@mandya1229]

@Michelle S It is so hard to find good doctors nowadays and you def have to be your own advocate. I also diagnosed myself with Hashis after complaining constantly to the doctor and feeling like I was just crazy. It is a struggle for sure. I am also in Florida so I completely feel you there with the weather. And it also seems once you have one thing it just leads to another. I am now in the process of getting diagnosed with Hyperadrenergic POTS which is also not well known in the medical world. It left me bedridden and in the hospital. They eventually decided to put me on a beta blocker to help slow my heart down and bring my blood pressure down and it has atleast made me be able to take care of myself. Being vertical isnt really my friend at the moment. So now to find a doctor who can help with that. All the specialists take forever to get into. I hope you figure out some relief. Sounds like you been through the ringer trying to deal with symptoms and doctors. I am glad you found an alternative doctor that can help get to the root of things. I am happy your son got the help he needed with his parathyroid. That also is awful to deal with. Got lucky that the parathyroid center is here in Florida atleast. Not sure if your son got his surgery over there in Tampa. You are in my thoughts. It's a shame that insurance companies don't want to help with a lot of naturopath doctors. I am lucky I have a good pcp now who listens and tries to help now. Too any quacks out there, lol. Goodluck Michelle! We all need some of it 🙂

[@terrim777]

Look into vitamin K2 for the osteopenia. Vitamin D gets the calcium into the blood, but K2 puts it into the bones and teeth. I started taking a K2 supplement a couple of years ago and I've noticed a big change in how easy it is to clean my teeth and how smooth they feel.

[@michaelgrzywa]

Hey Dr, I’m taking Levothyroxin for my thyroid issues. Could this be a replacement for it?

[@CoralSea12]

Levo. is synthetic T4

[@jessicaolson490]

There are many causes and severity levels for hypothyroidism... Go ask your doctor that has your full chart!

[@Hvamp]

I was wondering that too. I take the same medication.

[@susieque5030]

Many years ago Armour Thyroid was able without a prescription

[@fosfool3773]

Is it better than Iodine drops for your Thyroid?

[@gulliver7419]

My concern is it affecting oestrogen levels which could increase people's risk of cancer?

[@Omega_thehusky]

wasnt really getting enough anyway but how effective is just iodine and selenium supplementation

[@stevecosby5524]

Can I take T2 if I have no thyroid? Is the dosing the same for a 100 pound man the same as a 300 pound man? Thank you!

[@brucejensen3081]

Lower metabolism and slower digestion seems good to me. You can get quite mucular without eating so much, or perspiring all the time. The poor digestion is that concerns me. Eating more manageable meals and chewing properly seems to help

[@terrim777]

If you're perspiring all the time, you don't have the problem a lot of us have which is cold hands, cold feet, cold nose. If you hold hands with another person in the same room, ours can be 10 degrees colder than the person sitting next to us. When my metabolism is high, I can turn down the heat to 68 degrees and still be warm. When it's not, I need the room at 72 and I might still be cold.

[@brucejensen3081]

@@terrim777 yeah when I was younger and my metabolism was sky high I perspired a lot. Now it's not, and my feet tend to get cold. I started lifting weights 14 months ago, the cold isn't effecting me as much, but still a little.

[@mariepagat6669]

So what the medicine i used to control may metabolism

[@pilotusa]

Interesting. But can't find it anywhere.

[@shannonmarko6809]

Timing. You suggest taking your thyroid meds at night. But your T2 bottle suggests in the morning within half an hour of your thyroid med. My questions are, can it be at night with the thyroid pill, or, can it be at the same time as the thyroid pill, or, can I take it in the morning away from my thyroid med?

[@drwestinchilds]

Yes, it can be taken at night. I just point out the morning because it has a small chance of keeping people up of at night.

[@connieblalock4674]

Can this affect hormonal breast cancer (5year survivor)?

[@thoulaphetmany9037]

How come Australian doctors dont know this? They dont prescribe us

[@jennycampbell989]

The us don’t prescribe us 🤔

[@IrmaCarmona-v6v]

Thanks dr❤

[@ayejaymofo]

Yay hyperthyroid it's amazing. Anxiety, palpitations and endless hunger.

[@dianahinton6159]

Can I take t2 with hashimotos and already take np thyroid 75 mg.

[@bonnie7875]

So where do you get T2?

[@tjjurake3506]

Very interesting.

[@Angelina..]

My cortisol levels are through the roof, help! Nothing helps.

[@misssaavy]

Phosphatidylserine or PS 100 helps lower cortisol levels. Take dose in afternoon and then again in the evening. Carefully monitor your caffeine intake!

[@barbwojciechowski391]

Question… can you use T2 if you don’t have a thyroid. I had thyroid cancer about 23 years ago been on levothyroxine all this time. Will T2 work for me?

[@amandaathanas4027]

I bought the T2 from your website. Rather than taking a whole capsule, I broke it open and only used a little each of the last 3 days. But I noticed my feet were more ice cold than EVER during sleep, which made it difficult to sleep. What could be the reason for this? I do NOT have Hashi’s. I take NP Thyroid once per nite, 1.25 mg. It helps, but I still can’t lose wt. I’ve tried GF in the past, but it made zero difference. Any ideas? Does this mean the T2 already contained in the NP Thyroid is enough and the extra is too much - causing freezing feet. When the supplemental T2 wore off, my feet got warm again…

[@Reality_TV]

Why don't you try taking it as suggested and see how you feel?

[@bonniedavis9076]

Anti inflammation diet. IF intermittent fasting overnight woukd help.

[@samantha392]

Have you actually been diagnosed with hypothyroidism?

[@ashwinibaraik369]

Can we take it with high blood pressure?

[@rhoz5191]

Sounds like berberine does most of this and in a safer manner….as per your berberine video. You say microgram but the number on the screen says milligram. What’s up?

[@soniastarmorales8013]

MOST accurate levels of thyroid hormones are in saliva tests, Not the blood level tests dine in labs. This is why our thyroid stay stuck on levothyroxine thyroid pills. If 5heyd use saliva tests instead if blood tests then it would b more beneficial!!!!

[@janetteevans9242]

Where can I get T 2 to buy? I am taking thyroid meds, but I am still gaining weight.

[@derekandfarley]

Where would you purchase this.

[@user-ou8pe9it8j]

Where do I find T2?

[@MimisCreationsSD]

Do you recommend this for someone with graves? It’s under control and no longer taking methimazole. Having a hard time losing weight. The medication made me gain a lot of weight.

[@cryeredd7563]

He only answers questions on his paid patreon

[@Sikusunshine]

Hi Dr. Westin Childs, I just received your T2 supplement, when and how’s the best way to take T2, I take my Armour thyroid at bed time.

[@lindajakub624]

WHERE CAN YOU GET IT?

[@marymay1550]

Please tell me how I can lose weight if I n 2:11 o longer have a thyroid. Thank You

[@loyalkarges8238]

where do you t2

[@Interiorfeather]

Do you offer zoom consulations?

[@Aki-wq6xh]

🙋🏻‍♀️ question !! Isnt T2 naturally occurring in NDT!? So am I not already taking in T1-5 altogether if I take an NDT and not Levo!?

[@brendaguerin5423]

I just eat fruit , veggies and some meat lost 40 lbs in 3 months and two years later it is still off.

[@revealanation7778]

I get my thyroid checked all the time. I have been able to get rid of 4 out of 5 of my thyroid nodules by going low carb and gf. My Naturopathic NP never explains to me why I have Hashimotos. I'm not on meds, and my thyroid numbers are supposedly in the normal range, but I'm still always exhausted, and cat stay asleep thru the night, and I'm in menopause. Do you have a video on what thyroid numbers should be?

[@jeanschricker6841]

Any info on low normal ft3 and ft4 labs but thyroid ultrasound indicates some abnormalities?

[@janiesmith987]

You may need iodine. Google Dr. David Brownstein. He has a lot of information about thyroid health and iodine.

[@itsonlymyopinionok8115]

What supplement do I search for these T2/3 ?

[@Themis33]

You can't just buy thyroid drugs in the UK. Have to be prescribed

[@debbykohler7111]

Where can you purchase T2?

[@alexandretorres118]

What about curcumine with black perper for Hashimoto?

[@evv1508]

I'm not diagnosed by the Dr yet. But I think my thyroid is the problem bcuz I gained 15lb in less than 6mo. Doing researched, I found turmeric and black peppers are really high in oxalates. I stopped taking them, and my muscle and joint pain reduced significantly. I stopped talking a lot of foods high in oxalates.

[@skybox-101]

Thanks

[@dragon2221964]

Ur graphics are showing mg- milligrams vs mcg-micrograms.

[@yvettequinones7231]

Would I still be able to take my Tirosint if I add a T2 Supplement?

[@cathietonkin5577]

Over 50 years in and I can lose a pound here and there but nothing great, I’m still gross over weight….. if I take a low, say 125 - I want to sleep 24/7. But if it needs to be higher, say at 137 I’ll sleep only a little more that all day! Sorry but I haven’t heard anything ever I can use to help me from someone prescribing thyroid medicine!

[@clairelaskey5592]

What if your Thyroid gland is shrinking . Still take T2

[@charlenecantrell9133]

So what is a T2 supplement?

[@peternicolajsen4161]

T3.

[@1sr0]

IF is old news. It causes adrenal fatigue and raises cortisol. Another crappy outdated thing to do is take toxic fish oil supplements. Other than this, I am really interested in T2. I am going to check out your website.

[@dougphillips5686]

What makes fish oil supplements toxic?

[@sunbeltliving]

Wild sourced fish oil contain heavy metals

[@sandyseale1]

IF repairs you microcondria and removes toxins from the body as well as inflammation. It definitely does not raise cortisol . You have more to learn. Every one is different and must find their healing . Fish Oil is needed to absorb D3 .

[@4nbop80user]

Only if pushed beyond what your body is ready for (work up to it). I also went overboard with it :-)

[@alainepare9763]

I have been IF the past 4 years Great for me. No adrenal negativity. Highly recommend !

[@eve2738]

Can I go from Levothyroxine, 150 mcg to NDT, from on day to another ?

[@Bogaunta]

How to speed up slow peristaltic?

[@TariqKhan-fo7nw]

Dr please capsule name mention here

[@drkimap5784]

Where do we purchase?

[@carolcole570]

From his website.

[@drkimap5784]

@@carolcole570 thanks!

[@cathyspooner7093]

What are 3t

[@cathyspooner7093]

What do l get t2

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

Does this work for someone with thyroid hormone resistance?

[@susanfudge1737]

I've never heard of that.

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

@@susanfudge1737 Essentially, instead of the body producing too little or too much thyroid hormone the body’s cell receptors are resistant to thyroid hormone. That’s the short explanation, in my understanding anyways, but I would suggest researching it yourself, I’m not a doctor.

[@RickRubinesque]

Is this available in the UK?

[@BillyRubinIII]

Did you find a source?

[@RickRubinesque]

@@BillyRubinIII Yes. Amazon. £16 for 12 cans. Haven't ordered yet cos I'm skint till Wednesday.

[@BillyRubinIII]

@@RickRubinesque Which brand?

[@RickRubinesque]

@@BillyRubinIII Ahhhh! Oh I thought this was a different video! I'm sorry I thought you were asking me about something unrelated to this video. No I haven't found any of this in the UK. Sorry.

[@BillyRubinIII]

@@RickRubinesque yeah no worries it doesn't seem to be available in UK only through chemical lab websites

[@olderandwiser127]

Child's product line appears to be of good quality but I simply cannot afford them. Too many health influencers sell products for the financially privileged leaving retired professors like myself, and others who have given to society in exchange for not a lot of pay, in the lurch.

[@maureenkelly1301]

👌

[@jeepgurl1379]

Sound is recorded too low👂

[@shadoweagle4112]

I just bailed 😂