warm hands, finally; does this make sense?

[Guest guest]

I've had cold hands for as long as I can remember. Recently i increased my HC

due to earache, elevated wbc, sore throat, etc.

Some side benefits to the increase in HC (I won't mention the amount lest I get

some finger-wagging here, lol) is that my hands are actually WARM; it is such a

gratifying feeling! It used to be cold ALL the time, and now there are plenty

times when it is WARM, yippee hurray!

So how is increased hc connected to this?

I'm still on only 35 mcg. cytomel and without a thyroid (too bad they don't do

thyroid transplants yet...)

[Guest guest]

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>Some side benefits to the increase in HC (I won't mention the amount lest I get

some finger-wagging here, lol) is that my hands are actually WARM; it is such a

gratifying feeling! It used to be cold ALL the time, and now there are plenty

times when it is WARM, yippee hurray!

>

>So how is increased hc connected to this?

>

It gets the thyroid hormone into the cells and allows the body to

generate enough heat that it can afford to share it with it's

extremities.

Nick