Re: Val, what do you think is going on with me?

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Have you had RT3 tested? With T4 at the top of it's range.. I would

dsudpect your receptors are clogged full of RT3. THAT will prevent ANY

T3 from gettign to the cells.

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[Guest guest]

No, I haven't had RT3 tested. I mentioned it to my doc, and he said

he'd treat it the same...just add more Armour. Is that stupid? I

don't know anything about RT3 or what it means. I always assumed it

was an adrenal problem.

So, you wouldn't think the high T3 and T4=need more cortisol, but

maybe it's an RT3 problem...? What do I do about this (so I can give

doc a gentle push...)

Thanks...Teressa

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> Have you had RT3 tested? With T4 at the top of it's range.. I would

> dsudpect your receptors are clogged full of RT3. THAT will prevent

ANY

> T3 from gettign to the cells.

>

> --

> Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

>

> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

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

>

[Guest guest]

>>No, I haven't had RT3 tested. I mentioned it to my doc, and he said

he'd treat it the same...just add more Armour. Is that stupid? I

don't know anything about RT3 or what it means. I always assumed it

was an adrenal problem.

So, you wouldn't think the high T3 and T4=need more cortisol, but

maybe it's an RT3 problem...? What do I do about this (so I can give

doc a gentle push...)<<

Ask for RT3 testing If you have high RT3 feeding it more T4 (which it si only

made from) is not the right treatment, even the T4 in Armoru is not good. You

would need to go on straight T3 for a period of at least 3 months till the RT3

clears out.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

I started this group for peopel with this very problem as it seem sit si quite

common among people with high or low cortiosl problems.

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[Guest guest]

Many thanks. I'll check out the link you put here about RT3.

One other question...I can still continue using the daily temp

averages to determine if I'm on the appropriate cortisol dose,

right? I mean, even if I do have this RT3 problem...the temps will

tell me what's happening with adrenals?

Thanks again,

Teressa

>

> >>No, I haven't had RT3 tested. I mentioned it to my doc, and he

said

> he'd treat it the same...just add more Armour. Is that stupid? I

> don't know anything about RT3 or what it means. I always assumed

it

> was an adrenal problem.

>

> So, you wouldn't think the high T3 and T4=need more cortisol, but

> maybe it's an RT3 problem...? What do I do about this (so I can

give

> doc a gentle push...)<<

>

> Ask for RT3 testing If you have high RT3 feeding it more T4 (which

it si only made from) is not the right treatment, even the T4 in

Armoru is not good. You would need to go on straight T3 for a period

of at least 3 months till the RT3 clears out.

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

> I started this group for peopel with this very problem as it seem

sit si quite common among people with high or low cortiosl problems.

>

> --

> Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

>

> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

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

>

[Guest guest]

>>One other question...I can still continue using the daily temp

averages to determine if I'm on the appropriate cortisol dose,

right? I mean, even if I do have this RT3 problem...the temps will

tell me what's happening with adrenals?<<

Yes adn you may find once you reduce the Armoru an get on moire just T3 that

your cortiosl needs go down as high RT3 has a real tendency to cause adrneal

stress.

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