@Corngold Thanks so much! I'll try that! I actually have some calcium chloride (liquid) on the way, so maybe that can provide the same buffering effect.

@LucH I eat oysters and shrimp multiple times a week. Not sure what sea fruit is. I don’t really eat fish outside of that.

My thyroid is definitely not great; temps, energy, and mood are all pretty low. Hence the cynomel and hence the peating in general.

I do not live near the sea. I filter my shower and drinking water with top-tier products but mostly drink mountain valley spring water bottled in glass

@LucH I ordered a P-5-P from balancedbodymind.com

You don’t think liver is good enough for most of the b vitamins?

@LucH Not vegan. I eat pretty peaty, but I probably need to start restricting my red meat intake (tryptophan, methionine, etc.). I eat liver once a week, I just started taking B1 and just ordered some B6. I also just started taking cynomel, which so far hasn't made a difference in my temps. It just makes me super hungry in the middle of the night lol.

@Chud are you saying don’t swallow it? That would prevent the gut flare-up.

I'm seeking help with taking aspirin. My gut is extremely sensitive, and I can't seem to find a method of taking aspirin that does not cause my gut to flare up (pain lasting 2 or 3 days).
I buy pure aspirin from HealthNatura and dissolve it (300mg) in hot water with a pinch of baking soda to dissolve it faster. I''ve tried it without the baking soda as well with the same outcome.
I always take it after meals to make sure my stomach is full.

Has anyone experienced similar sensitivities to aspirin and found a solution?

I'm interested in aspirin to see if it can improve my libido and depression and get my temps up.

Thanks!

@sharko I'm interested.

@Hassan Thank you

My cheap digital thermometer is horribly inconsistent, and my glass one just takes forever to get the temp (15 minutes, it seems)....not great for trying to catch my waking temp.

Does anyone have any great products they love?