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Could one day of taking rhodiola cause a big drop in thyroid levels?
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Very unlikely: Rhodiola is a adaptogenic herbal remedy and there is no evidence that it would have an effect on thyroid function. A big drop in the thyroid level is most likely caused by a problem in the thyroid.
Answered 3/1/2016
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No: There is no evidence that rhodiola would reduce thyroid levels whether taken for a day or a year. Rhodiola is thought to generally stimulate thyroid function rather than impair it.
Answered 2/26/2014
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