I know everyone will tell you yes absolutely but I am going to say that
I suggest trying DDR Prime capsules and see if that helps with the issue
you were considering Phyto for.
I have thyroid issues (hypothyroid/Hashimotos) and nodules and my Phyto
experience was not ideal. I did stick it out for a couple of months then
stopped it. My reaction to Phyto was I started having hot flashes and my
previously normal cycle stopped. I stuck the Phyto out for a couple of
months to see if it would come into balance and it never changed. When I
stopped the hot flashes stopped immediately. It is the only doTERRA
product I've reacted to.
Usually when I say that the first thing that comes up is Candida. At the
time my bloodwork did not show a candida over growth and I was on a
strict diet that is very candida unfriendly and yes I'd done more than
one round of GX Assist and was taking a daily PB (still do). I've had a
couple of people have similar reactions and all had thyroid or
autoimmune disease issues so I'm cautious with Phyto and only recommend
it after trying DDR & LLV.
gin
On 6/27/2014 8:28 AM, Shanna Campbell wrote:
> Can people use the phytoestrogen with thyroid issues or nodules? It's
> the soy that concerns me.
>
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