Re: Temperature resetting maybe OT?

[Guest guest]

Hi Jane,

That one year estimate to recover may, in fact, be in the range 1-2yrs or even

longer for all the 'niggling' signs and symptoms to reduce in intensity.

Having just had 'that flu' my DW is taking longer to recover than me since she

had a 'lapse of memory' during the worst of the infection that lasted at least

twice as long as it did for me.

Her physical recovery has been prolonged for similar reasons (on L-T4 and

hydrocortisone).

If you can keep to your recovery schedule by maintaining a consistent 'treatment

regime' you should find many of the problems resolve with time as the proteins

begin to fold properly instead of being made in the cells then chopped up again

becaue you don't have the 'spare' energy to fold them properly.

best wishes

Bob

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> Sheila - I really hope you will consider allowing this post.

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> I was diagnosed with arrythmia, hypothyroidism and adrenal exhaustion, not

from my TSH but from my T3 levels, about 18 months ago. I found supplementing T3

and Adrenal Extra worked for a while, then my symptoms came back, not as sever,

but were still there. I always have had low body temperature even with thyroid

meds.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jane

Please can you send me further details/links privately?

chrisjtaylor46@...

thanks

chris

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> Sheila - I really hope you will consider allowing this post.

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> I was diagnosed with arrythmia, hypothyroidism and adrenal exhaustion, not

from my TSH but from my T3 levels, about 18 months ago. I found supplementing T3

and Adrenal Extra worked for a while, then my symptoms came back, not as sever,

but were still there. I always have had low body temperature even with thyroid

meds.

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