Re: Dr. Holtorf's Comments

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That makes sense. It seems everyone here has low ft3 and midrange or high t4 --

which means the rt3 is necessarily high as t4 HAS to turn into one or another. I

think if you check the ft4 the picture gets clearer. If someone has midrange to

high t4 but low ft3, combo t4/t3 meds aren't likely to help as if your body

could convert the t4 properly, you'd already be in good shape!

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> > The interesting thing to me is that he said it is the RT3 level that matters

withhin the context of the FT3/RT3 ratio, and that a low FT3 with a low RT3

implies that RT3 is not your problem-

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> Thanks, that makes sense, the question is whether the FT3 will come up

> faster than the RT3 does.

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> Nick

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