Oh my. Now another American desiccated thyroid (NDT) brand recall? Earlier this year, Acella's NP thyroid was found to be superpotent (over 110% on the T3 content), and they issued a voluntary recall. Now, as of August 25, 2020, Nature-Throid and/or WP-Thyroid are sub-potent, so their manufacturer RLC Labs is issuing a voluntary recall. QUOTE: … Continue reading RLC Labs issues Nature-Throid and WP-thyroid recall for subpotency
[Post updated Aug 5, 2020 with additional sample images.] Question In response to my post The Significance of the TSH-T3 Circadian Rhythm, Julien wrote: "Thank you for such an informative article. If I interpreted this correctly, for the hypothyroid patients on combined T3+T4 therapy, it would seem that taking the T4 dose early in the … Continue reading Q&A. Dosing T3 in light of circadian rhythm
How long does it take for the final dose of synthetic LT3 (Liothyronine) hormone to clear from blood, and how much suffering might a withdrawal cause? This is an important question for many people who dose LT3. They want to know what would happen if they unexpectedly ran out of supply due to a pharmaceutical … Continue reading LT3 monotherapy withdrawal: Clearance and effects
Acella, the makers of NP Thyroid, issued a voluntary recall notice on May 22, 2020. This is part 2 of a two-part series reviewing the drug recall notice's statements and the science behind them. [Part 1: Acella NP Thyroid recall: Ethical yet low-risk] We should applaud Acella for being so conscientious about the exact amounts … Continue reading Acella NP Thyroid recall: maternal risk inflated
Acella, the makers of NP Thyroid, issued a voluntary recall notice on May 22, 2020. This is part 1 of a two-part series reviewing the drug recall notice's statements and the science behind them. In this post, I put this recall in the context of pharmaceutical guidelines and manufacturing challenges. I also portray the variable … Continue reading Acella NP Thyroid recall: Ethical yet low-risk
