RE: T3 woke up my brain

[Guest guest]

Yes, I am self treating. I am trying to get my cortisol levels up to

stabilize adrenals. I am at stage 7 and on 35 mg but the last three days I

have been stable in temps so if this continues I will be starting with low

doses T3 after that. Took that added 5 mg of cream at night and back on the

progesterone to get the temps more even.

I haven't had my iron tested lately but will probably add some in with

Vitamin A and some more C just to be safe. I think I am lacking C again,

and glad we got on this discussion with Naffy's hives because it reminds me

my black and blue marks that don't heal, gum pain, and vessel issues (cherry

angiomas have increased by the hundreds on body lately) are symptoms of Vit

C deficiency and I haven't been as good about dosing as I used to.

Cheri

Re: T3 woke up my brain

Cheri,

Are you going to take T3 only? Are you waiting to get cortisol and

ferritin up first? What's your status? Are you going to self-treat like me?

RE: T3 woke up my brain

That's good news, ! Makes me hopeful for when I start my T3,

Cheri

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[Guest guest]

Lithium orotate is recommended on the mercury lists too, but I don't

remember why. I think it is to help mood.

Cheri

RE: T3 woke up my brain

That's good news, ! Makes me hopeful for when I start my T3,

Cheri

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[Guest guest]

I just took a tiny dose (I think it was less than 5 mcgs.) first time, but I

noticed the wake-up of the brain even though I still have other bad symptoms.

T3 woke up my brain

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> allowed me to get on this computer and actually type and think.

This has

> happened only a few hours after taking the one dose. Before that, I

was in

> such a state of lethargy I could barely turn on the computer, let

alone the

> trouble I had typing (an I am a typist) I guess I can look forward

to

> feeling better once I can tolerate the stuff.

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[Guest guest]

Okay, so you've gotta work on that vitamin C. Good luck to us taking T3. I'm

really nervous though because of my previous reactions to any thyroid hormone.

I was just reading that Lithium Orotate can help. I picked some up at my health

food store (lithium orotate 64.5 mg. tablets)

RE: T3 woke up my brain

That's good news, ! Makes me hopeful for when I start my T3,

Cheri

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[Guest guest]

http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic918.htm

Perhaps you better read up on Lithium before taking it. It interferes

with thyroid hormones and is knwon ot cause hypo and goiter.

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Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

[Guest guest]

Where do you get your T3? Is is via Dr prescription or are you able to by it

online?

Thanks,

T3 woke up my brain

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> This has

> > happened only a few hours after taking the one dose. Before that, I

> was in

> > such a state of lethargy I could barely turn on the computer, let

> alone the

> > trouble I had typing (an I am a typist) I guess I can look forward

> to

> > feeling better once I can tolerate the stuff.

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[Guest guest]

Great to hear this!! Hope it continues.

K

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> Even though I've got the hyper symptoms, just that one dose of T3 has

allowed me to get on this computer and actually type and think. This

has happened only a few hours after taking the one dose. Before that, I

was in such a state of lethargy I could barely turn on the computer,

let alone the trouble I had typing (an I am a typist) I guess I can

look forward to feeling better once I can tolerate the stuff.

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