Guest guest Posted February 27, 2012 Report Share Posted February 27, 2012 When testing the thyroid, if both free-T3 and reverse-T3 are tested from the same blood sample, their ratio is significant. According to Dr. , when the ratio of reverse-T3 to free-T3 (rT3/fT3) is found to be abnormally high, it indicates the body is in a condition of " dormancy " , which is metabolically similar to animal hibernation.. This " Human Dormancy Syndrome " (HDS), with an elevated rT3/fT3 ratio, is a defensive reaction to the presence of a major stress or disease, including, for example: -- iron deficiency anemia, malnutrition, traumatic injury, toxic exposure, hidden infection, cancer, or autoimmune disease (e.g. Hashimoto's; Celiac; Atrophic Gastritis; Pernicious Anemia). Dr. 's latest patent (i.e. free and open disclosure) includes new information on this subject: U.S. Patent 8,075,902 -- http://www.freepatentsonline.com/8075902.pdf Along with many other subjects covered in this patent, Dr. describes using iodine to " normalize rT3/fT3 ratio " to a value " below 4.0 " . A perhaps better-known doctor, Dr. Kent Holtorf uses " T3-only " hormone to normalize the inverse-ratio (i.e. fT3/rT3) to " above 20 " ... Here, Dr. 's " rT3/fT3 < 4.0 " is exactly equivalent to the " inverse " ratio of " fT3/rT3 > 25 " -- (which is a " healthier target " than the lower " > 20 ratio " used by Dr. Holtorf). Normalizing this ratio, Dr. writes, can be done using iodine, " such as Iodoral " . Some iodine-, thyroid- and rT3 related quotes from the patent: -- .... " Reverse T3/Forward T3 Ratio in Cancer ...... One surprising finding of this invention is the discovery that patients with cancer have elevated rT3/fT3 ratios. In a group of 14 patients with various cancers, rT3/fT3 ratios were determined. The results are shown below in Table 3 below. ...... Thus, one therapeutic goal in these patients is to normalize the rT3/fT3 ratio. This can be done using a iodine- or iodide-containing composition, such as Iodoral. However, in patients with thyroxine-sensitive tumors, it can be undesirable to use T3 itself, because that could increase growth of the tumor. However, normalization of rT3/fT3 ratio can be produced by increasing production of fT3 by stimulating enzymes responsible for its formation. Because those enzymes are iodine-dependent, use of iodine- or iodide-containing compositions can be therapeutically valuable. " .... " Additional embodiments include use of agents used to treat HDS. For example, Ursodiol can be used to restore bile volume and improve clearance of microbial toxins, lipase to digest lipid A from the bile, plaquenil can be used to block TLR's and restore mitochondrial membrane permeability. Iodine- or iodide-containing compositions can be used to normalize rT3/fT3 ratio, and magnesium can be used to maintain metabolic integrity, vitamin C can be used in doses that are appropriate for the increased oxdative stress associated with Jarish Herxheimer reactions, and mineral mixtures along with hyperthermia can enhance cutaneous elimination of toxic antigens. " .... " Diagnosis of HDS-Related Conditions ...... Measurement of the rT3/fT3 ratio, nitric oxide levels, DHEA-S, free testosterone, estriol, estradiol levels or other variables denoted in Table 1 are helpful for the purposes of diagnosing HDS, and numerous clinical and biochemical tests, including diagnostic markers can be measured and can indicate presence of cancers associated with infections by Cpn, Mpn, Hpi, HHV and fungi. ... In particular, as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 7,288,257, incorporated herein fully by reference, rT3/fT3 ratio was measured in a group of 5 normal, athletic, healthy females, selected based upon general fitness and levels of activity. Serum rT3 and fT3 were measured using standard methods. The average ratio of rT3 to fT3 was 4.18.+-.1.08 (Standard Deviation). The standard error of the mean (SEM) was 0.48 (n=5). Finding a rT3/fT3 ratio greater than about 4 therefore correlates with HDS. " .... " Use of the natural signals involved in the arousal from hibernation and dormancy is essential to reversal of HDS and to treat HDS-related conditions. For example, ascorbic acid levels are elevated in hibernation and especially during the arousal phase. Treatment of HDS proceeds more rapidly when ascorbic acid levels are normalized or elevated. Similarly treatment will frequently benefit from the use of agents that increase fT3 as seen in the arousal stage of hibernation and lower rT3 levels. Measurement of the rT3/fT3 ratio easily defines those who will benefit most from normalization of thyroid conversion. " [Note: LPS = lipopolysaccharide] ... " Our surprising discovery, that the intracellular LPS-producing pathogen Cpn and other organisms are associated with immortalizing many if not most or all cancer cells is novel, and we are the first to demonstrate that anti-Chlamydia pneumoniae (anti-Cpn) treatment restores apoptosis to cancer cells and can lead to the spontaneous death of cancer cells. ...... 3.) A low nitric oxide, low ascorbic acid, high oxidative stress (low GSH/GSSG ratio), high rT3/fT3 ratio, environment favors growth of LPS producing organisms, such as Cpn. People with Human Dormancy Syndrome have low nitric oxide levels, partially mediated by an elevated rT3/fT3 ratio as previously described in U.S. Pat. No. 7,288,257, incorporated herein fully by reference. ... 4.) Patients with fibromyalgia (FM) have low nitric oxide secondary to LPS induced Dormancy. Patients with FM have overgrowth of LPS producing organisms such as Cpn and FM remits with treatment that reverses Dormancy and eliminates LPS and the infectious organisms which produce LPS. ... 5.) Patients with FM have 50% greater risk of cancer mortality over a 10-year period than those without chronic pain associated with fibromyalgia (FM). ... 6.) Cpn infection promotes HDS with LPS which influences deiodinase activity, increasing rT3 levels which slows DNA transcription and metabolism in the same manner that placenta rT3 maintains dormancy during gestation. ... 7.) Elevated plasma and tissue levels of reverse T3 and rT3/fT3 ratio is a feature of many cancers and other Dormancy related conditions. ...... Thus, by eliminating LPS producing organisms such as Cpn from infected cancer cells, apoptosis can be restored and spontaneous apoptosis occurs leading to cancer cell death. Because dormancy favors Cpn growth in many ways and reversing dormancy, for example by raising body temperature to about 100.degree. F. or more and optimizing rT3/fT3 ratio (e.g., by administering T3), favors the elimination of Cpn. ... Body temperature for human beings who have triggered HDS and the related disease states is on average, 97.3 degrees orally, but is often lower, especially during periods of increased stress. Temperatures as low as 95.4.degree. F. have been observed in patients with HDS. " ------- Note: ... Dr. 's patent writings are general specifications, and do not include treatment protocols, or clinical results statistics. Dr. 's office is in Sacramento, California, and his specialty is treating fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. Very few interviews with Dr. have been published, judging by a Google search.. Someone should contact his office for an interview... Bill ____________ Reference: J. , D.O. Fellowship, Stanford Division of Immunology & Rheumatology Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology Fibromyalgia Treatment & Learning Center http://www.fmtlc.com/contact.html 650 University Avenue, Suite 200 Sacramento, CA 95825 Phone: 916-922-8400 Fax: 916-922-8488 Our treatment approach http://www.fmtlc.com/treatment.html Dr. 's Bio http://www.fmtlc.com/bio.html --- Dr. 's " Human Dormancy Syndrome " patents: 8,075,902 - 2011-12-13 http://www.freepatentsonline.com/8075902.pdf 7,648,704 - 2010-01-19 http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7648704.pdf 7,485,298 - 2009-02-03 http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7485298.pdf 7,288,257 - 2007-10-30 http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7288257.pdf ... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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