Fat burners mixed with low thyroid function

I have been taking iodine and a natural thyroid supplement for the last two months. Currently, I am trying to get rid of an inch of flubber around my waist before vacation, so I have recently been using Oxyelite-Pro to coincide with a clean diet and interval training. Before upping my oxyelite dosage I was wondering if it will cause any conflict with my thyroid, and be counter-productive with my weight loss goals?

(link to site if you haven't heard if it: http://www.oxyelite-pro.com/)

KatieW wrote:I have been taking iodine and a natural thyroid supplement for the last two months. Currently, I am trying to get rid of an inch of flubber around my waist before vacation, so I have recently been using Oxyelite-Pro to coincide with a clean diet and interval training. Before upping my oxyelite dosage I was wondering if it will cause any conflict with my thyroid, and be counter-productive with my weight loss goals?

(link to site if you haven't heard if it: http://www.oxyelite-pro.com/)

I read through the ingredients -

http://www.oxyelite-pro.com/oxyelite-pro-ingredients

Personally, due to the caffeine and other stimulants I wouldn't take more than one of those a day (especially if you also drink coffee, tea or any other caffeine source).

I also wouldnt take that stuff for more than a month or two before giving the body a chance to "re-set".

The natural thyroid supplement and iodine I would keep taking.

You'll know if you're taking too much if you get too jittery.

Here's a fundamental bit of info on thyroid and weight loss:

http://healthyfixx.com/10/the-hidden-reason-you-cant-lose-weight

And a little more detail here:

http://healthyfixx.com/plan/6/fixxing-your-thyroid

Note that if you're body does need prescription thyroid (glandulars are not always enough), then going for Nature-throid or West-throid is your best bet (Armour formula had changed and is not as effective as it used to be).