Re: How to figure dose

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So now I am really confused - so the RT3 T3 ratio is only for diagnosis? So how

would you know when you get to the magic # (20)? By symptoms, or the lack there

of?

Thanks Everyone!!

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> Val,

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> I don't see how this situation can exist if RT3 only has a short half life of

a few hours. Surely it would disappear from the receptors and not be replaced if

there wasn't much in the blood.

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> I am still trying to produce a model of this T3 treatment using all of the

hormones, their half lives, and different condition scenarios (eg. T4 to T3

problem) and it is quite difficult.

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> To: RT3_T3

> Sent: Sat, 7 November, 2009 1:22:54 AM

> Subject: Re: Re: How to figure dose

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> Correct. RT3 in the blood goes down very early in T3 treatment but it is

> what is stil in the receptors that is causing th eissues and that can

> hang out a full 12 weeks and still not show up in blood work. I have

> seen several try to get the labs around 5-6 weeks see the RT3 WAY low

> and try to go bakc ot naturla htyroi donly to crash big time as the RT3

> is still there.

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