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  1. 08-08-2012, 10:41 AM #1
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    I just started taking Armour Thyroid today. It's my first time on any thyroid medication and I don't take any other medications. Will the alfalfa be okay to take now that I'm on Armour?





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    Jane, I was on Armour when I started the alfalfa 5 years ago and had no problems. I'm now on a locally compounded natural thyroid and still doing okay with the alfalfa!

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    Thanks much!!
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    What about taking alfalfa with taking Levothyroxine?
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    I've been taking alfalfa and Levothyroxine for over three years. No interference, and the alfalfa helps so much with the inflammation and fluid retention so common in thyroid patients. I swear by alfalfa!
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    I take Synthroid (for 24 years) and I'm post-menopausal. I've tried taking Alfalfa but it gives me headaches. I really would love to take it and see all the benefits everyone talks about but I don't like the constant headaches. Maybe I'll try again with less Alfalfa.
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