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Don't both use SR T3? Are there differences in how they approach rt3 issues? Kem in Eugene <º)))><

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Yes, there are HUGE differences between Holtorf and . They both address

RT3, but 's protocol is not recommended. Please see Val's posts, messages

#33356 and #27011, just for starters.

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>Don't both use SR T3? Are there differences in how they approach rt3

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't protocol can be very hard on the adrenals.

Nick

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Ok, read those messages and see s protocol can be tough on adrenals, it makes sense. I have hashi's and know I'll need to stay on thyroid for the rest of my life. I ordered 's physician book, should be here soon and think I read somewhere that he does treat hashi's patients so it wouldn't make sense to get them off the meds after capturing temp. Surely he uses a different protocol in those cases..So the next question is, what is Holtorf's protocol with SR T3? What does he do differently than ? Does he keep you on SR T3 or does he also use T3 doses throughout the day?<<Posted by: "Margery__W" m.escoffery@... m.escoffery@...Thu Feb 25, 2010 4:22 pm (PST)Yes, there are HUGE differences between Holtorf and . They both address RT3, but 's protocol is not recommended. Please see Val's posts, messages #33356 and #27011, just for starters.>> Don't both use SR T3? Are there differences in how they approach rt3 > issues?>> Kem in Eugene <º)))><

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What is Holtorf's protocol with SR T3? What does he do differently than ?<<Posted by: "Nick Foot" lists@... nickrwymFri Feb 26, 2010 1:22 am (PST)>>Don't both use SR T3? Are there differences in how they approach rt3 >issues?'t protocol can be very hard on the adrenals.Nick>> Kem in Eugene <º)))><

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>What is Holtorf's protocol with SR T3? What does he do differently

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From what I hear Holtorf increases slowly like Val recommends for this

group.

appears to recommend increasing a lot quicler.

I've not met either of these people, this is what I hear people say

Nick

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for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

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>What is Holtorf's protocol with SR T3? What does he do differently

>than ?

From what I hear Holtorf increases slowly like Val recommends for this

group.

appears to recommend increasing a lot quicler.

I've not met either of these people, this is what I hear people say

Nick

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for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

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I've read that Holtorf's clinics prescribe his own licensed SR T3, but he does

acknowledge good results from multi-dosing T3. Yes, treat's Hashi's

patients, but his long-term success rate is...debated.

Holtorf's website for thyroid education is:

http://nahypothyroidism.org

More good t3 thyroid info from Dr. Lowe

http://www.drlowe.com/

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