Re: Got a Reverse T3 test -- now what?

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Hello Val,

As you suggested in earlier posts, I have been replacing a grain of

Armour each week with T3, as I had been up to five grains and still

couldn't stabilize my temp, got the RT3 test you recommended, which

showed elevated RT3.

As I was up to 5 grains of Armour, I was thinking that I'd probably

have to replace T3 for 4 grains, but I'm now up to 75mcg of T3, and

it appears my temps are stabilizing. If they continue to hold at

this dosage, should I hold the dosage here for the three month period

you advised,and move up to 100mgc only if my temps don't hold?

Thanks

Colford

> >

> > Well that high an RT3 states thta oyu need to go on ALL T3 for a

> while

> > at least 3 months ot clear it out as it will clog the receptos so

> the

> > real T3 can;t get toi the cells. I would star t by swapping out

> each

> > grain of armour (1 per week) with 25mcg T3. I would holf the HC

> where it

> > is as you will need adrenla support in olace as oyu do this. But

> the

> > reason your adrenals can;t hold a steady temp is the RT3 is

> stressing

> > your body badly. It is simply k4eeping your thyroid hormoes the

> active

> > ones form being able to work.

> >

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Are they stable at 98.6? That is what you want.

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