Anyone taking Metformin to prevent reoccurrance?

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  • member66
    member66 Member Posts: 14
    edited October 2017

    how much you are taking per day? That's your own drug after finishing treatment? thank you

  • 53nancy
    53nancy Member Posts: 497
    edited October 2017

    marijen, that's okay. I'm sorry I misunderstood! I need to research berberine, just out of interest, but am already on Metformin and doing okay with it.


  • marijen
    marijen Member Posts: 3,731
    edited October 2017

    I'm just going to order the berberine. If dtad says it's good, it's enough for me. Losing weight is a biggy against cancer.

  • marijen
    marijen Member Posts: 3,731
    edited October 2017

    Here’s an interesting blurb from PCOS.com on metformin:

    Treatment for hypothyroidism often entails hormone replacement therapy, which helps get thyroid hormones to their proper levels. In fact, according to one endocrine research study, "In obese PCOS patients with primary hypothyroidism, Metformin (a diabetes drug) results in a significant fall and sometimes normalization of TSH, without causing any reciprocal changes in other thyroid function parameters."6 Perhaps not ironically, Metformin is often prescribed to PCOS patients.

    In both thyroid disorder though, a balanced diet and regular exercise are important to maintaining a high level of overall health, which will help your body fight these conditions and regain its proper hormonal levels.

  • hippygirl
    hippygirl Member Posts: 2
    edited May 2018

    The studies i have seen, show aspirin and atenolol with metformin..has any one tried tgis? I am triple neg. I am not doing chemo and thinking and rethinking radiation..surgery jan 31st..no lymph cancer .

  • hippygirl
    hippygirl Member Posts: 2
    edited May 2018

    did she take the combo of atenolol and aspirin and metformin?

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