Re: bumping - Depression and zombie mornings

June 14, 2011

Hi

How wonderful that you are not depressed in the mornings by taking T3 at lights

out.

I can only speak from my own experience.... I thought I was stabilized on T3 and

didn't think otherwise. The conscientious side of me took over and then, by

accident, I started taking double my dose without realising and without any

adverse symptoms, and thank goodness, because I would never have been brave

enough to have done it consciously.

I realise you are very sensitive to medication and so am I. Looking at your

temps you are not stabilized on a perfect formula.

I don't take adrenal support (maybe I should) but I find that adjusting one's

dose can help.

I remember you saying that taking more T3 at night sent your heart racing. Mine

still races on occasion... all I suggest is to do what you did before and take a

little more T3 at lights out. The palpitations should subside after a few days,

and if not, then stop taking the extra dose of T3.

I would then think you would need some who knows more about adrenal supplements

as I am not on them.

Give the extra T3 a try (possibly 5 or 10 mcg] and report back in a 2 to 3 days.

Love

Jacquie

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> Hi All,

>

> It is two weeks since I changed my dose schedule to take T3 last thing at

night.

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> Firstly, I don't seem to be depressed in the morning - which is wonderful.

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