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    From Matt Munson@1:218/109 to All on Thu Jan 16 04:05:59 2014


    Can thyroid issues affect a dog where no matter how much the dog runs around or not eats as much the dog's weight can stil remain high?

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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Matt Munson on Sun Jan 26 22:21:00 2014
    Matt Munson wrote to All <=-

    Hiya Matt...

    Can thyroid issues affect a dog where no matter how much the dog runs around or not eats as much the dog's weight can stil remain high?

    Hyperthryoidism will actually cause just the opposite. Here is a good site you can reference in dealing with thyroid issues in canines.

    http://tinyurl.com/k9pbqwh

    Good Luck...


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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.71 to Matt Munson on Mon Jan 27 18:43:27 2014

    Following up a post on Sun, 26 Jan 2014, from Bill McGarrity to Matt Munson:

    Can thyroid issues affect a dog where no matter how much the dog
    runs around or not eats as much the dog's weight can stil remain
    high?

    Hyperthryoidism will actually cause just the opposite.

    and then there is hypothryoidism... both conditions exist in humans as well... in many cases, iodine can help but not all... in humans, you can see if you are
    deficient in iodine by rubbing a 2inch circle of iodine on your thigh... teh faster it goes away indicates that you are deficient in iodine... the longer it
    takes, the better you are...

    one of my cousins was a doctor and studied the thryoid problem in humans... especially pregnant women and how the embryos took what they needed from the mother...

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