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Thyrin ATC Reviews and Ratings
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Manufacturer
Rand Research Laboratories, LLC.
Product Description
Underactive thyroid function, caused by crash diets or unbalanced weight-loss programs, can slow your metabolism and make losing weight almost impossible. Thyrin-ATC is a comprehensive thyroid-specific adjunct developed to optimize thyroid balance and help you lose weight. Best of all, you can use Thyrin-ATC with any sensible weight-loss program.
Average Retail Value
$39.95 (prices may vary)
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This WAS Great!!!!!
8/8/2008 - gina of ny, usa writes:
Can't find this anywhere now. Everyone is out of Stock. I was told they went out of business. This was a great product. I noticed and so did others . Bring this Back!
It Works!
1/17/2007 - Tammy of California, USA writes:
I definetly notice a decrease in appetite and get a calm relax good feeling when I take these. Over the holidays I stopped taking anything and put on 20 lbs. I am going back on them to lose the weight I put on. I have tried alot of diet pills this seems to be the one that works for me.
Waste of money
5/9/2006 - Pinky of Arizona, USA writes:
What a waste. This product does not work.I was very disappointed.I tried it for a couple of months but there has been no results.
Where are the published results?
3/11/2006 - Jim of Alabama, USA writes:
I just purchased Thyrin_ATC at [] and am using it. However, based on the listed ingredients, I can't find any published data on thyroid hormone levels or thyroid function. The company that markets this product is called "Rand Research Laboratories" but their research (if any) is not available for review. Have they tested this product in dogs or mice or rats or pigs? How can the claims for "thyroid-specific nutritional support" related to hypothyroid be made without any tests? I'm skeptical (to say the least) that this product will increase my thyroid-specific hormone levels, but I plan to eat the full bottle and may (hopefully) be pleasantly surprised. Is there any data anywhere that shows Thyrin-ATC to increase thyroid function in any test group??? If there is, why isn't Rand Research Laboratories releasing these results???
