I've been on the Wiley Protocol for 4 years now and am pretty happy with it, no more hot flashes and I have my libido back, thank goodness! I've had no health issues with it, I was hypothyroid before I went on and still am so I take Armour. Had weight problems when I hit menopause and still would have them if I quit taking my Armour or if I switch to Synthroid which I did once and immediately gained back the 20 lbs I lost. The moral of that story is that everybody's body is different so everyone will have a different reaction to meds so Wiley is not a good fit for everyone just like Synthroid isn't. As for "ANONYMOUS", I've read quite a few of her comments and she is one angry person and not only that she thinks she knows what is right for everyone, thank goodness she isn't a legislator ( I hope!). My only complaint about Wiley is the cost which is quite a bit since I'm unemployed at the moment but the alternative is feeling rotten again which happened when I went off it for a couple of months to save money. If you're on the fence about trying Wiley just do your research on doctors as who you see is critical and bear in mind that it doesn't work on everyone but if it does work it's great.
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I've been on the Wiley Protocol for 4 years now and am pretty happy with it, no more hot flashes and I have my libido back, thank goodness! I've had no health issues with it, I was hypothyroid before I went on and still am so I take Armour. Had weight problems when I hit menopause and still would have them if I quit taking my Armour or if I switch to Synthroid which I did once and immediately gained back the 20 lbs I lost. The moral of that story is that everybody's body is different so everyone will have a different reaction to meds so Wiley is not a good fit for everyone just like Synthroid isn't. As for "ANONYMOUS", I've read quite a few of her comments and she is one angry person and not only that she thinks she knows what is right for everyone, thank goodness she isn't a legislator ( I hope!). My only complaint about Wiley is the cost which is quite a bit since I'm unemployed at the moment but the alternative is feeling rotten again which happened when I went off it for a couple of months to save money. If you're on the fence about trying Wiley just do your research on doctors as who you see is critical and bear in mind that it doesn't work on everyone but if it does work it's great.
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