Re: Re: Triyotex - Correction to an earlier post I made about this

[Guest guest]

I was thinking if you took more more would be releasing over the time

releaser period. Seems logical to me, but I don't know.

When I have a busy day, and am well enough to HAVE one of those, LOL, I

can forget doses, which can throw me off track quite a noticeable

amoutn. I haven't tried triyotex yet, don't know if I ever will, but I

thought a time release might be a good idea for me.

Like today, my doses are all messed up, because I had a big shopping

trip to do in the next town, and while I remembered to take my meds, I

forgot to take my timer, so I essentially missed a dose of thyroid and

HC, and took them about 2 hours late. I've tried to fit in all the

subsequent doses by shortening the interval between those doses, but I'm

not really certain that is a very good idea. It seems like putting doses

too close together (2 hours) could be too stressful on adrenals, and

might cause me to sleep even worse than usual. Or I can stay up later

for my last dose, and miss my " window " for falling asleep, which for me

results in disaster.

You can see why I would like to think a slow release thyroid med would

be a good idea.

LOL,

sol

TUbbs wrote:

> If you dose more Triyotex (which is slow release), how would that

> work?? Because I think that cynomel works better because when we

> take t-3 only and have no build up of t-4 reserves, we need the t-3

> right away and slow release ain't gonna do that... it's going to

> release nice and slow and it just isn't enough or fast enough,

>

[Guest guest]

TUbbs wrote:

> And I'm not in a place that I

> can afford (health-wise) to experiment with t-3. Please let us know

> if you use the slow release and how that works for you.

I am still trying to get to my best dose of thyroid, and now have plenty

of cynomel on hand so it will be months before I need to decide on

trying triyotex. It sounds like the triyotex needs to be swallowed,

well, duh, I didn't think of that as a complication either. Is it a

capsule or a tablet? I always take my thyroid med sublingually or

buccally, so that alone may rule out a trial of triyotex for me. Can't

believe I didn't think about that issue.

sol