Re: Re: Dr Lowe and long term T3 use

[Guest guest]

I have ben on T3 only for about 10 months. I ave been considering

fogoing back to Armour but I do nto feel there is and real reason to

just it is cheaper! T2 and T1 are broken down from T3 so the only thing

missing wiht T3 only is T4 which I feel if your levels are high enough

that you are not running out of t3 all the time, I think it is really

not needed. Some people may just feel better on Armour thna T3 for who

kn0ws what reasons, T3 is a synthetic,and there in lies my doubts for

permanent replacemnt.

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[Guest guest]

I really think it is cortisol imbalances that cause the RT3 ot go too

high. SOME RT3 is quite normal and harmless, it is when it gets too high

in relation to the amount of T3 you are making that it causes problems.

I think if oyu have corrected the cortisol imbalances you most liekly

can go back to Armour once the excess RT3 is cleared, but have not known

en9ugh people to do this to really report successes.

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[Guest guest]

wrote:

> T2 and T1 are broken down from T3 so the only thing

> missing wiht T3 only is T4 which I feel if your levels are high enough

> that you are not running out of t3 all the time, I think it is really

> not needed. Some people may just feel better on Armour thna T3 for who

> kn0ws what reasons,

Maybe calcitonin is one of the reasons? T3 doesn't have or break down

into any calcitonin, right? The lack of calcitonin is the reason I hope

to be able to go to a dessicated thyroid at some point in the next

couple of months. I worry that lack of calcitonin will worsen the

osteoporosis I already have, and will allow osteopenia to progress to

osteoporosis. If I can't go to dessicated thyroid, I was thinking of

then trying a calcitonin supplement.

sol

[Guest guest]

Yes Calictonin is in Armour if you take it sublingually, but not in T3.

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[Guest guest]

So you are saying calcitonin is destroyed in the stomach if you swallow

the armour?

sol

T wrote:

> Yes Calictonin is in Armour if you take it sublingually, but not in T3.

>

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[Guest guest]

>>So you are saying calcitonin is destroyed in the stomach if you swallow

the armour?<<

fdrom everything I have read yes. Thsi is why the only calcitonin you can buy is

in a basal spray. So it avoids the digesiton process which destroys it.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks a lot! That is something I sure didn't know before!

sol

wrote:

>>> So you are saying calcitonin is destroyed in the stomach if you swallow

>>>

> the armour?<<

>

> fdrom everything I have read yes. Thsi is why the only calcitonin you can buy

is in a basal spray. So it avoids the digesiton process which destroys it.

>

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