To Nick and others...followup on original post

[Guest guest]

Nick,

Basals are usually low, heart rate low in morning, but picks up after T3 dose.

Maybe I need to spread it out more.

Labs have always showed iron and ferritin etc...good.

I haven't tried doing away with dessicated altogether, but that may be my next

option. I just hate to crash now that warm weather is here.

My shakiness etc, could be just too much T3 and perhaps cutting the dessicated

while still taking 120 slow release will do it. I thought I had an absorption

issue, but maybe its been good the whole time.

There seems to be a point someone can get on too much thyroid and be

hypo-perhaps because of pooling etc...Also, even the SRT3 may need to be spread

out more.

Thanks for any input,

Mcgragor (Darin)

[Guest guest]

>Nick,

>

>Basals are usually low, heart rate low in morning, but picks up after T3 dose.

Maybe I need to spread it out more.

Do you have a bed time dose?

>

>Labs have always showed iron and ferritin etc...good.

>

>I haven't tried doing away with dessicated altogether, but that may be my next

option. I just hate to crash now that warm weather is here.

Enough T3, either ST (which might need a lot) or standard release

spread through the day and you shouldn't crash

Replace the T3 in the natural with the same amount of added T3 and you

won't miss that, it will take several days before the T4 decays enough

to notice.

>My shakiness etc, could be just too much T3 and perhaps cutting the dessicated

while still taking 120 slow release will do it. I thought I had an absorption

issue, but maybe its been good the whole time.

a lot of people have absorption issues with SR.

if your temperature is not high then it's more likely to be adrenals

not coping with the amount of T3 than hyper as such.

When I was on a lot of Armour to be able to function I was shakier

than I am now on T3

>

>There seems to be a point someone can get on too much thyroid and be

hypo-perhaps because of pooling etc...Also, even the SRT3 may need to be spread

out more.

The usual reasons it can't get into the cells are adrenal, ferritin,

or RT3 blocking receptors.

B12 issues and D3 issues can also make it hard to utilize effectively

Nick

--

for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

[Guest guest]

>Nick,

>

>Basals are usually low, heart rate low in morning, but picks up after T3 dose.

Maybe I need to spread it out more.

Do you have a bed time dose?

>

>Labs have always showed iron and ferritin etc...good.

>

>I haven't tried doing away with dessicated altogether, but that may be my next

option. I just hate to crash now that warm weather is here.

Enough T3, either ST (which might need a lot) or standard release

spread through the day and you shouldn't crash

Replace the T3 in the natural with the same amount of added T3 and you

won't miss that, it will take several days before the T4 decays enough

to notice.

>My shakiness etc, could be just too much T3 and perhaps cutting the dessicated

while still taking 120 slow release will do it. I thought I had an absorption

issue, but maybe its been good the whole time.

a lot of people have absorption issues with SR.

if your temperature is not high then it's more likely to be adrenals

not coping with the amount of T3 than hyper as such.

When I was on a lot of Armour to be able to function I was shakier

than I am now on T3

>

>There seems to be a point someone can get on too much thyroid and be

hypo-perhaps because of pooling etc...Also, even the SRT3 may need to be spread

out more.

The usual reasons it can't get into the cells are adrenal, ferritin,

or RT3 blocking receptors.

B12 issues and D3 issues can also make it hard to utilize effectively

Nick

--

for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

[Guest guest]

>Nick,

>

>Basals are usually low, heart rate low in morning, but picks up after T3 dose.

Maybe I need to spread it out more.

Do you have a bed time dose?

>

>Labs have always showed iron and ferritin etc...good.

>

>I haven't tried doing away with dessicated altogether, but that may be my next

option. I just hate to crash now that warm weather is here.

Enough T3, either ST (which might need a lot) or standard release

spread through the day and you shouldn't crash

Replace the T3 in the natural with the same amount of added T3 and you

won't miss that, it will take several days before the T4 decays enough

to notice.

>My shakiness etc, could be just too much T3 and perhaps cutting the dessicated

while still taking 120 slow release will do it. I thought I had an absorption

issue, but maybe its been good the whole time.

a lot of people have absorption issues with SR.

if your temperature is not high then it's more likely to be adrenals

not coping with the amount of T3 than hyper as such.

When I was on a lot of Armour to be able to function I was shakier

than I am now on T3

>

>There seems to be a point someone can get on too much thyroid and be

hypo-perhaps because of pooling etc...Also, even the SRT3 may need to be spread

out more.

The usual reasons it can't get into the cells are adrenal, ferritin,

or RT3 blocking receptors.

B12 issues and D3 issues can also make it hard to utilize effectively

Nick

--

for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com