Re: Re: does RT3 dominance mess with starting HC?

[Guest guest]

Yes I owuld up the aldosterone again. I do not think the temp increase

is from HC as when that happens it is due to it gettign thyroid to the

cells and you don't have enough T3 to get to the cells nor enough open

receptors due to RT3 for this to happen. I ahve seen many people wiht

low aldosterone have higher than normal temps due to it. Remember

sweating with it's resultant salt/potassium loss is how the body cools

itself, that cooling mechanism is not working right wiht low

aldosterone. I htink it is OK to stay on some NT till you get the T3 up

better so you dont; crash and I di suspect some T2 from that is propping

you until you can better make your own from the T3.

--

Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HypoPets/

[Guest guest]

>Also want to add my temps DROPPED this morning when I checked around 11 - to

97. And then to 98 at noon. Does this mean I can't handle the amount of T3 I'm

taking - that it's taxing my adrenals, or just that my adrenals aren't okay yet

and it's okay to keep it where it is I think I mentioned I took my normal 5pm

dose of T3 at bed to see if it would give me more energy in the a.m, which it

seemed to do, briefly. I so don't want to be counterproductive at this point!

A drop quickly after taking T3 probably indicates low adrenals

A rise after taking it and a drop 2 or more hours later means another

T3 dose needed (possibly with more HC)

These are guides only, it may not work like that for you

Nick