G. A. S., New York, USAI have done very well with the treatment for thyroid over the past 5 months. I had a TSH performed on 23 January 2008 in which the result was 2.75 uIU/ml. I do not cry as easily as before and I seem more engaged in the world around me. The dry skin behind my ears has also got much better. The cramps and heavy bleeding associated with my monthly cycle has also improved. I still am having some sinus problem especially with changing weather patterns, it seems to be worse with approaching storms.
M. M., India90% improvement since starting the treatment 19 months ago. 65% improvement since the last course. I did not have any relapse after taking the last medicine. The frequency of stools have reduced. There is no pain in the abdomen or colon. I sometimes feel weakness but there is good improvement with time.
M. W., USAI have improved drastically. The severe itching that I suffered from on my back and buttock has decreased about 90%. The sores on the back are no longer inflammed and red. They are now turning dark grey to black but still raised (not flat). My arms are also no longer itching as much and neither are my breast or abdomen. The advancement of the disease has slowed down but it hasn't stopped. I now have more severe itching around my feet and ankles and a little on my legs. The sores however are not red, most are little bumps that are the same color as my skin. A few are gray, dry and flakey where I often can peal off a top layer of ashy skin from the sore. Those are not getting bigger but they do continue to itch from time to time. The itching on my legs, feet and ankles are not ongoing but occurs about 25 to 50% of the day.