BUMP---Re: Val, New saliva results

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> Hi Val,

> I just got my saliva results back this morning. To refresh your memory...I

was the one having so much trouble with bloating and had thought it was the HC

causing this. I also experimented with my Dhea while weaning off the HC and it

ended up being the Dhea that was causing the terrible bloating. Anyway, since I

was off the HC for at least two weeks I figured I would get my adrenals retested

and see if I was any better off these days. Could you please take a look at my

results and possibly give me a plan once again. Even though ZRT says I'm OK, I

think I am still a little low per your recommendations.

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> Morning 4.2 Ok ng/ml 3.7-9.5

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> Noon 2.1 Ok ng/ml 1.2-3.0

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> Evening 0.8 Ok ng/ml 0.6-1.9

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> Night 0.2 L ng/ml 0.4-1.0

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> I am feeling so much better these days in general but still have days where I

feel less stamina and also have morning fatigue. I have also regained alot of

my pain, especially the back and neck so I can only assume that I must be

needing more HC or some type of adrenal support. I am currently taking 93.75mcg

Cytomel. My temps have been better lately than ever before however I still deal

with some of the cold feelings, especially my hands and feet. Maybe the T3 not

getting into the cells. My hair and skin is much improved. Ferritin, B-12 and

Vit D levels are alright. I'd appreciate your thoughts.

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> Thank You!

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Morning 4.2 Ok ng/ml 3.7-9.5

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> Noon 2.1 Ok ng/ml 1.2-3.0

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> Evening 0.8 Ok ng/ml 0.6-1.9

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> Night 0.2 L ng/ml 0.4-1.0

Aside from the AM level these are really lokign poretty good. I say that as

there is not swinging rythm here which is wonderful and means HPA is workign

pretty much as it should. I woudl try Isocort NOT HC with these labs and in a

very light dosing as they are trying to come back and some encouragement is

needed here. Maybe dosing a 3-2-2-1 dose with Isocort is all you need and

dontinue to get the T3 qdjusted well to further releive stress.

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Val, Thank you very much! I had a feeling that they were getting better since my temps have now come up so much. I will give the Isocort a try. Just one more question though. I normally take my Cytomel like this:

25 - 8am

25 10am

18.75 - 12-1pm

25 - 10-11pm(bedtime)

I suppose I will not follow this schedule for my Isocort since it is am loaded?? Would I continue with a more normal pattern by taking the isocort am/noon/4pm/bed or do you suggest other times. The last thing I want to do is mess up this rhythm. Thanks again.

Subject: Re: BUMP---Re: Val, New saliva resultsTo: RT3_T3 Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 5:15 PM

Morning 4.2 Ok ng/ml 3.7-9.5> > Noon 2.1 Ok ng/ml 1.2-3.0> > Evening 0.8 Ok ng/ml 0.6-1.9> > Night 0.2 L ng/ml 0.4-1.0Aside from the AM level these are really lokign poretty good. I say that as there is not swinging rythm here which is wonderful and means HPA is workign pretty much as it should. I woudl try Isocort NOT HC with these labs and in a very light dosing as they are trying to come back and some encouragement is needed here. Maybe dosing a 3-2-2-1 dose with Isocort is all you need and dontinue to get the T3 qdjusted well to further releive stress. -- Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WVhttp://www.stopthet hyroidmadness. com/http://health. groups.yahoo. com/group/

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