Re: How Long to feel difference from Cytomel?

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It may not qapply to you btu I would retest RT3 often as oyu raise

natiural thyroi dto be certain it is not climbing.

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It may not qapply to you btu I would retest RT3 often as oyu raise

natiural thyroi dto be certain it is not climbing.

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Thanks. But are people not supposed to feel anything for 12 weeks?

>

> It may not qapply to you btu I would retest RT3 often as oyu raise

> natiural thyroi dto be certain it is not climbing.

>

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You shoudl feel some improvements butit si not impossible to not feel

anything until it breaks through the resistance. I would at least hold

out till 14-16 weeks had passed then if stil nothing you can always try

the natural again.

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>1. I'm at 75 mcgs- am I supposed to feel nothing until 12 weeks?

>I sure don't feel anything yet.

>

>2. I took an extra 12.5 mcgs last night at bedtime. I was wired and didn't

sleep well, but I didn't take HC with it. I wonder if each time I take Cytomel I

should take HC with it?

Difficult to say without knowing pulse and temperature before and

after taking it.

Generally cortisol should be low at night, taking T3 then can help

lower it which helps you sleep.

I would expect you to get relief from hypo symptoms if you can take

enough T3, tolerating enough T3 to benefit from it is the trick. The

amount needed will diminish around the 12 week mark if there is a

resistance issue, from what you were saying you may have " just " a low

FT3 issue rather than high RT3 as well and hence the resistance may

not be a problem, more a lack of conversion or utilisation. Whatever

the issue enough T3 should relieve the symptoms, IF you can tolerate

it.

Have you graphed average temperatures for a few days lately?? are they

stable from day to day?

What were your last Ferritin labs? if that's low you won't be able to

utilise the T3.

Nick

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>1. I'm at 75 mcgs- am I supposed to feel nothing until 12 weeks?

>I sure don't feel anything yet.

>

>2. I took an extra 12.5 mcgs last night at bedtime. I was wired and didn't

sleep well, but I didn't take HC with it. I wonder if each time I take Cytomel I

should take HC with it?

Difficult to say without knowing pulse and temperature before and

after taking it.

Generally cortisol should be low at night, taking T3 then can help

lower it which helps you sleep.

I would expect you to get relief from hypo symptoms if you can take

enough T3, tolerating enough T3 to benefit from it is the trick. The

amount needed will diminish around the 12 week mark if there is a

resistance issue, from what you were saying you may have " just " a low

FT3 issue rather than high RT3 as well and hence the resistance may

not be a problem, more a lack of conversion or utilisation. Whatever

the issue enough T3 should relieve the symptoms, IF you can tolerate

it.

Have you graphed average temperatures for a few days lately?? are they

stable from day to day?

What were your last Ferritin labs? if that's low you won't be able to

utilise the T3.

Nick

[Guest guest]

>I would expect you to get relief from hypo symptoms if you can take

enough T3, tolerating enough T3 to benefit from it is the trick. more a lack of

conversion or utilisation. Whatever

the issue enough T3 should relieve the symptoms, IF you can tolerate

it.

What determines if I can tolerate it? My ferritin is around 86-90.

I'm taking 30mgs of HC. I see when I start to raise T3 i start to feel not so

good and I start to get these dark circles under my eyes and I look pale - the

same thing happened when i took Armour. When I raised it to 180mgs I looked bad

and felt weak. With T3 it seems beyond 50mcgs the same thing. And my hair is dry

as anything again. As crazy as it seems I felt better with that little amount of

60mgs Armour. But i didn't feel as good as I think I can feel.

But how can I feel really good unless I can take more of this stuff?

I am at a loss on this one

>

> >1. I'm at 75 mcgs- am I supposed to feel nothing until 12 weeks?

> >I sure don't feel anything yet.

> >

> >2. I took an extra 12.5 mcgs last night at bedtime. I was wired and didn't

sleep well, but I didn't take HC with it. I wonder if each time I take Cytomel I

should take HC with it?

>

> Difficult to say without knowing pulse and temperature before and

> after taking it.

>

> Generally cortisol should be low at night, taking T3 then can help

> lower it which helps you sleep.

>

> I would expect you to get relief from hypo symptoms if you can take

> enough T3, tolerating enough T3 to benefit from it is the trick. The

> amount needed will diminish around the 12 week mark if there is a

> resistance issue, from what you were saying you may have " just " a low

> FT3 issue rather than high RT3 as well and hence the resistance may

> not be a problem, more a lack of conversion or utilisation. Whatever

> the issue enough T3 should relieve the symptoms, IF you can tolerate

> it.

>

> Have you graphed average temperatures for a few days lately?? are they

> stable from day to day?

>

> What were your last Ferritin labs? if that's low you won't be able to

> utilise the T3.

>

> Nick

>

[Guest guest]

>I would expect you to get relief from hypo symptoms if you can take

enough T3, tolerating enough T3 to benefit from it is the trick. more a lack of

conversion or utilisation. Whatever

the issue enough T3 should relieve the symptoms, IF you can tolerate

it.

What determines if I can tolerate it? My ferritin is around 86-90.

I'm taking 30mgs of HC. I see when I start to raise T3 i start to feel not so

good and I start to get these dark circles under my eyes and I look pale - the

same thing happened when i took Armour. When I raised it to 180mgs I looked bad

and felt weak. With T3 it seems beyond 50mcgs the same thing. And my hair is dry

as anything again. As crazy as it seems I felt better with that little amount of

60mgs Armour. But i didn't feel as good as I think I can feel.

But how can I feel really good unless I can take more of this stuff?

I am at a loss on this one

>

> >1. I'm at 75 mcgs- am I supposed to feel nothing until 12 weeks?

> >I sure don't feel anything yet.

> >

> >2. I took an extra 12.5 mcgs last night at bedtime. I was wired and didn't

sleep well, but I didn't take HC with it. I wonder if each time I take Cytomel I

should take HC with it?

>

> Difficult to say without knowing pulse and temperature before and

> after taking it.

>

> Generally cortisol should be low at night, taking T3 then can help

> lower it which helps you sleep.

>

> I would expect you to get relief from hypo symptoms if you can take

> enough T3, tolerating enough T3 to benefit from it is the trick. The

> amount needed will diminish around the 12 week mark if there is a

> resistance issue, from what you were saying you may have " just " a low

> FT3 issue rather than high RT3 as well and hence the resistance may

> not be a problem, more a lack of conversion or utilisation. Whatever

> the issue enough T3 should relieve the symptoms, IF you can tolerate

> it.

>

> Have you graphed average temperatures for a few days lately?? are they

> stable from day to day?

>

> What were your last Ferritin labs? if that's low you won't be able to

> utilise the T3.

>

> Nick

>

[Guest guest]

It oculd be you just need ot hold for a whiel to give the RT3 time ot leave.

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[Guest guest]

It oculd be you just need ot hold for a whiel to give the RT3 time ot leave.

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