@TexugoDoMel thanks for the information! unfortunately, T3 is not sold in my country, only T4, as far as I remember Ray recommended T3, so iodocasein helps me out)

@TexugoDoMel thanks, great information! In my country, iodocasein is sold in 100 mcg tablets, I take 2 tablets, because I don’t want to take hormones.

let's discuss iodocasein

Friends, I take iodocasein 200 micrograms daily, is it safe? Thank you!

I recommend trying Levetiracetam, I’ve been taking it for 3 years, it reduces glutamate well, I also read reviews that for some people it removed visual snow.

We sell them as tablets for immunity, healing of ulcers, wounds

yes, yes, in sunflower oil! (I drain it of course)
can anyone explain why this is so? because it is a whole fish with entrails, thyroid gland, bones, etc.? thanks for the answers)

@Peatful said in Horseradish:

@alex155 said in Horseradish:

@Mauritio said in Horseradish:

4. If I'm reading that right horseradish should have a pro-thyroid effect. Horseradish peroxide when reacting with water forms molecules that help with thyroid hormone synthesis and conversion.

"As previously shown for the lactoperoxidase FeIV Ro compound, the CcP FeIV Ro compound was involved in the coupling and not in the iodination reactions. In contrast, the HRP FeIV o pi + compound catalyzed both iodination and hormone formation. "
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2982316/

5. Horseradish peroxide (together with thyroid hormone) oxidizes NADH Back into NAD.
   https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/192281/

So this means that not all cruciferous plants have a goitrogenic effect?

It’s a root
So that is relevant

what about radishes?)

@Mauritio said in Horseradish:

4. If I'm reading that right horseradish should have a pro-thyroid effect. Horseradish peroxide when reacting with water forms molecules that help with thyroid hormone synthesis and conversion.

"As previously shown for the lactoperoxidase FeIV Ro compound, the CcP FeIV Ro compound was involved in the coupling and not in the iodination reactions. In contrast, the HRP FeIV o pi + compound catalyzed both iodination and hormone formation. "
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2982316/

5. Horseradish peroxide (together with thyroid hormone) oxidizes NADH Back into NAD.
   https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/192281/

So this means that not all cruciferous plants have a goitrogenic effect?

@NNight I was on such a diet and lost a lot of weight, but I had constant weakness and when I got out of bed or from a chair, my eyes grew dark (possibly due to decreased blood pressure)