Re: Latest rT3-result in! Wow!

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>FT3 5.5 (as I posted a few days ago) - Fasting on the T3.

A good place to be after resistance clears, before then it may

represent hypo. That was several days ago of course and these levels

will be changing quite quickly

>Took my bedtime dose 9 hours earlier.rT3 0.26 - Lowest I've ever seen it!That

makes the ratio a stunning 21.15 !!! -

Yep

>And I no longer have rT3-dominance by blood, per definition! How can it go down

so FAST?I am in the end of my WEEK 7 on T3-only. Currently at 30 mcg.

Just needs to get it right at the cellular level now.

>I must add that the rT3 was measured in a different lab than the FT3, but they

were taken on the same day, at the same time!

>Should I be happy nor, or

It's too early to feel it much at the cellular level but has confirmed

that if you take away the prehormone then RT3 levels will drop.

Nick

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Kind of very curious about your reaction to this ! :-) Knowing you know a LOT about rT3! I haven't heard from my specialist on this, but it'll be interesting to hear what she has to say as well. Even if she doesn't treat many patients with T3-only, mostly ERFA Thyroid. I am one of her few T3-only patients.Oh yeah, and I wish you all a great weekend, even if you feel bad, guys & gals! Keep it up!FT3 5.5 (as I posted a few days ago) - Fasting on the T3. Took my bedtime dose 9 hours earlier.rT3 0.26 - Lowest I've ever seen it!That makes the ratio a stunning 21.15 !!! - And I no longer have rT3-dominance by blood, per definition! How can it go down so FAST?I am in the end of my WEEK 7 on T3-only. Currently at 30 mcg.I must add that the rT3 was measured in a different lab than the FT3, but they were taken on the same day, at the same time!Should I be happy nor, or?_

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Is it normal to loose rT3 so fast?FT3 5.5 (as I posted a few days ago) - Fasting on the T3. Took my bedtime dose 9 hours earlier.rT3

0.26 - Lowest I've ever seen it!That makes the ratio a stunning 21.15 !!! - And I no longer have rT3-dominance by blood, per definition! How can it go down so FAST?I am in the end of my WEEK 7 on T3-only. Currently at 30 mcg.I must add that the rT3 was measured in a different lab than the FT3, but they were taken on the same day, at the same time!Should I be happy nor, or?_

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Yes from the blod it goes down quickly. BUT from the receptors it stil

takes more time. Unfortunately we have no way to measure that except our

symptoms temps and pulse.

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Thanks! I know Val, I've heard you and Nick say it in this group before. It sucks that we can't tell what's going on in the cells. Hope someone finds a way to look into the cells soon.....But I still need to keep upping T3, right? How will I know when to stop upping T3? My temps always show 37.0 C (98.6 F) almost with no exception.

 

Yes from the blod it goes down quickly. BUT from the receptors it stil

takes more time. Unfortunately we have no way to measure that except our

symptoms temps and pulse.

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Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

http://www.stopthet hyroidmadness. com/

http://health. groups.yahoo. com/group/ NaturalThyroidHo rmonesADRENALS/

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

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