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Stop blaming your thyroid
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From: "Hormone Myth" <HormoneMyth@icloudstorage.biz>
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Subject: Stop blaming your thyroid
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Stop blaming your thyroid
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Linda spent years popping synthetic thyroid meds like they were Tic Tacs. Nothing changed.<br />
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She had <b>frozen feet,</b> was still <b>tired, cranky,</b> and couldn't <b>lose weight</b> if her life depended on it.<br />
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