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About five years ago, I learned that I had low thyroid, and a doctor put me on thyroid medication. I felt much better for a while, but over time the improvements declined and I required more medication to continue feeling good, which caused my thyroid gland to become lazy while the medication took over doing the gland's work. Gradually I noticed that having part of my endocrine system regimented by medication was making my whole body feel rigid - as if my body chemistry could not achieve natural fluctuation - and for me that felt disturbing. So I found a fancy doctor who analyzed my thyroid antibody test (which many GPs don't bother with) and explained that my thyroid gland was perfectly functional, but that my body had been attacking its own thyroid by mistakenly producing an unmeasurably high number of thyroid antibodies. Consequently, my condition got labeled as an autoimmune disorder called "Hashimoto's" and I was advised to try avoiding gluten, dairy and other possible allergens. I wasn't too happy about that, so instead of changing my diet I surfed the Internet, and came upon Digestacure. I was skeptical at first, and intimidated by the price, but then again, my fancy doctor was even more expensive, so I decided to try it - especially since they offer a money back guarantee if the product doesn't work. As instructed, on Day 1 I took 1 capsule (according to the instructions, without food, sprinkled into water, and consumed throughout the day). On Day 2 I took two capsules, and shortly thereafter had a panic attack while I was out jogging! Fortunately, I knew the cause, so I immediately headed home and ate some yogurt. What had caused the panic was that the Digestacure boosted my thyroid level, which, when added to the medication I had just taken, suddenly I had too much thyroid (same symptoms as too little)! So, the yogurt slowed my body's absorption of the medication (it bonds to calcium, plus I took a child's homeopathic remedy to help mitigate the panic) and then I was fine - but I learned right then and there that if I was going to take Digestacure I would need to start cutting down my thyroid medication right away! You should not try doing this without a doctor's supervision, but I managed to do a good job of trimming back my thyroid pills little by little while upping my dose of Digestacure, and at the end of one month I was completely off the medication and I have never taken it since. Now here's the interesting part: Before taking anything, a blood test showed that my body had been producing unmeasurably high thyroid antibodies (>1000). On the medication, my antibodies level was 500. And later, off the medication and taking Digestacure, my antibodies dropped to 250, and I felt better than I had in years. I actually felt like I had dropped 10 years off my age. Several other problems I hadn't been aware of were also improved - Reynaud's in my fingers, for instance, and my mood felt more cheerful, I was less achy in my joints, and a big improvement was the tinnitus in my ears from shrieking children vanished completely within my first 2 weeks on Digestacure and never came back - which was huge for me, because I am a professional musician! Also, it seemed that my body felt more energetic than before after eating bread and dairy products. So I forked out enough cash to take Digestacure for the whole 5 month duration they recommended at that time (before they had compiled more data from Hashimoto's clients). I did not go all the way to being "cured" (as they strongly advise), because I felt good at the end of 5 months and my wallet was empty. Well, now it's been many years and I still feel much better, and all the unexpected symptoms that improved are still holding steady. However, my thyroid antibodies have gradually crept back up, so I'm about to start another round of taking the product, and this time I'm going to attempt taking it all the way until I am fully "cured" (meaning, for me, that my antibody blood test should read 0. if that's possible). I believe it will work, because, interestingly, Digestacure now says that statistics show it takes 8 months for an average Low Thyroid client to be cured by the product - and previously I took the product for 5 out of 8 months, and according to my blood tests I was roughly 5/8 cured! Hopefully I won't need to go the whole 8 months now, because I'm already much better off starting out than before. I'm planning to make myself kind of a human guinea pig. I'll test my blood a couple more times during the process, and when I finish some place I'll publish my results to let you all know what happened. Meantime, I can tell you that if you need an energy boost because an autoimmune condition has been sapping your energy, this is the way to do it. I am a professional bagpiper, and when I need energy I need it immediately, so all along I've taken an extra pill before physically demanding performances and it works very quickly, both for restoring my energy and keeping my head calm and clear. No idea what I would do if it were not for this product!