<![CDATA[Took glandular thyroid and now my thyroid gland hurts.]]>Hello guys, I am a 27 y/o man who considers himself "healthy", I play sports and I carry a healthy amount of body fat with decent muscle. Recently I was feeling kind of tired and when checking my temperature it came back too low for a couple of days for the standard here. I decided to buy and take glandular thyroid to try out if there were improvements on pulse and bt. I took only one pill and I thought that even if I would not need it it could not do any harm. Since then I have difficulty swallowing and pain right on my own thyroid gland...

Could you please help me understand the reason this happened. Does it have to do with not needing it and the body supressing my own thyroid production?

Could you tell me what to expect and if it will resolve itself soon?

I have to say that I hardly ever have cold hands or feet, and in my group I am always the one that resists the cold the best. So that is why I was always surprised to see my temperature readings, they have been low for a long time. I am starting to think that the very problem might be in the termometer. LOL

Forgot to say that the glandular thyroid is bovine, from allergyresearchgroup.

Thanks in advance.

]]>https://bioenergetic.forum/topic/2128/took-glandular-thyroid-and-now-my-thyroid-gland-hurtsRSS for NodeSun, 17 May 2026 08:21:19 GMTFri, 31 May 2024 16:00:23 GMT60<![CDATA[Reply to Took glandular thyroid and now my thyroid gland hurts. on Sat, 01 Jun 2024 00:45:51 GMT]]>@Baron-Canis I don't think there's any way to tell how much hormone is actually in that product.

Also who knows what else is actually in that. I'd opt for something like Armour or Cynomel/Cynoplus that allows you to know exactly how much hormone you're administering.

I've had discomfort in my thyroid gland when coming off of thyroid medication.

Danny's article is very helpful.

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