Antibody Support - Thyroid Antibody Support Combines Nigella Black Cumin Seed, Selenium and Inositol to Help Lower Thyroid Antibodies and Thyroid Cells

I have hashimotos and this is helping me keep my lab numbers in check

I don't know if it was a fluke but these did help with my thyroid symptoms but the individual ingredients did not. Maybe the ingredients used in these are better quality?

work for me

My latest bottle delivered today also contains Organic Cordyceps (cordyseps sinesis) (mycellum) 500mgs. Not listed on the ingredients when purchasing.

The main ingredient is Selenium(91%). Selenium is an essential mineral. The other ingredients are rice flour, Inositol, black cumin seed powder, and Magnesium Stearate. Opening the bottle, it smells like normal medicine, but the capsule shell does smell of a chemical. It's not that bad, though. I have thyroid, so I am hoping I will benefit from this supplement. Will update later.

This works well. It has a fraction of the Black Seed Oil that I usually take so I am supplementing with other black seed oil but I really like the addition of the inositol and selenium.

Thyroid Specific Formulations Antibody Support 60 count. Expiration date 12/2025. This came just as pictured and with inner and outer safety seals. I’m on the fence about this supplement though. Similar to their other supplements that I tried, this seems to be very overpriced for what you get. For instance, I already take Inositol and selenium in other supplements, so nigella seed powder is the only new addition. I didn’t know what they were so I looked them up. Apparently, they are full of antioxidants and great for fighting stress and boosting the immune system. Since I found out I was pregnant I discontinued use. It’s advised to avoid nigella as it may cause stomach upset, bleeding, blisters, or vomiting. Yikes! I will continue use of selenium and inositol separately though. This is an okay supplement if you’re not expecting. But honestly, instead of paying like 30 bucks for each minimal supplement, I’d prefer to buy an all-around thyroid supplement that covers all my bases. I think if you’re trying to target a specific part of your thyroid such as your TSH level or your antibodies then these supplement formulations are a good option. Otherwise, they’re not worth it.

As someone who has struggled with thyroid issues for over 30 years, I am excited to try this support supplement that contains key natural ingredients. So far, no unwanted side effects, and easy to swallow. I would definitely be sure to talk to your doctor about any possible interactions before taking any thyroid support supplement, especially if you're already taking a thyroid medication.