Thyromine Review

It is true that having a healthy, properly functioning thyroid is critical to cholesterol and weight management. The Thyromine diet supplement claims that it will help support your thyroid and ensure that it is functioning properly, thus helping you lose weight. But will it really?

Ingredients

• Adrenal Powder from Bovine
• Ginger
• Guglipid
• Nori
• Piper Longum
• L-Tyrosine

L-Tryrosine-One of the few diet pill ingredients that is backed by considerable research. L-Tyrosine is an amino acid that helps cells to synthesize proteins. Studies show that this ingredient is effective when 500 to 1,500 mg are taken per day.

Ginger-Believed to help with nausea, arthritis, and heart disease, there is no research that shows ginger to be an effective diet pill ingredient.

Guglipid-Most diet pill companies include guggulsterones, or guglipid, while touting its claimed fat buring capabilities. The claim is that the guggelsterones help in thyroid stimulation, hence helping your metabolism. A higher metabolism translates into more burned fat. Unfortunately, research is somewhat lacking regarding these claims. Some studies seem supportive, while others question it. Bottom line: more research is needed to be definitive.

More research needed

While the ingredients in Thyromine aren’t necessarily bad for you, there just isn’t a lot of research to back up the company’s claims about these ingredients. This company is right when they say that it is important to make sure that your thyroid gland in healthy, but will this diet pill do anything to affect your thyroid? I doubt it.

Thyromine’s Marketing

I like that the Thyromine marketers are focused on your health as a whole, but the problem with their marketing is that there is nothing to back it up. They say that Thyromine was developed by a son for his mother, but how does this translate to Thromine being an effective product? I mean, I love my mom too, but does that make me qualified to create and market a diet supplement? Um, no. These marketers provide a lot of information about the thyroid and hyperthyroidism, but again, this is not necessarily connected to Thyromine as a product. It seems to me like these marketers are just supplying us with general information and expecting us to assume that their product will help. I don’t buy it.

Thyromine Price

One bottle of Thyromine is $39.95. If you order more bottles, you get a price break as you go up.

Thyromine Guarantee

This company offers a 90-day guarantee. The guarantee, however, is only for bottles that aren’t opened. So if you order just one bottle, you cannot send it back. If you order more than one bottle and you want to send the other bottle or bottles back, you will be refunded that money minus a $10 restocking fee.

Conclusion

Sure, a healthy thyroid is important. But will Thyromine help make your thyroid healthy. Not likely. There’s nothing really bad for you in this diet supplement, but if you are looking for a good diet pill, Thyromine is not it. If you are concerned about the health and function of your thyroid, you should contact your doctor. If you are looking to lose weight, this pill is probably not for you.