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Armour Questions
| Fri, 04-13-2007 - 11:22am |
I've been taking Armour (in addition to Levoxyl) for a week now. Within a few days, I was feeling results. :o) However, it seems that since I have added the Armour, I get a lot of stomach bloating which lasts for hours, and I have to eat very small meals to avoid further discomfort. I should mention that not long after I take my cocktail of meds, is when the bloating starts - on an empty stomach. As soon as I eat though, it worsens. Is this common? Is this one of the side effects that may go away as my body adjusts? One more thing, isn't Armour a short acting med? It seems that approximately 6 hours after I take it, I crash. IOW, feeling tired, brain fog, etc.
Anyone else?



I've been on armour for almost three weeks now. I haven't had a problem like that - in fact, just the opposite. My stomach really settles down soon after I take my armour.
I also divide my dose in half and take it at 8 am and 2 pm. Most people I know that take it, do the same thing.
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Oh, that dividing the dose does sound like a good idea. I might try that tomorrow.
I don't have the bloating problem on armour, but I wonder if you might be lactose intolorant. Not sure of the lactose amount in a pill, but some friends, a Dr and I were talkling about this in work this weekend and the Dr was saying that there is sooooo much stuff with lactose in it and people just become intolorant after a while. She recommended taking lactaid tabs at every meal for a week and see if the bloating goes away. It could be worth a try and worth skipping a trip to the dr.s right?
Another thing, I don't know if it will make a difference or not, but i take mine sublingually.
Cat
"The diet-heart idea (the notion that saturated fats and cholesterol cause heart disease) is the greatest scientific deception of our times. This idea has been repeatedly shown to be wrong, and yet, for complicated reasons of pride, profit and