Re: Advice on Temperatures

[Guest guest]

>How low and how high should the normal range of temps be?

>Can you explain further?

The link showing the times of day to take the oral temperatures for

averaging is the first link on this page

http://thyroid-rt3.com/adrenals.htm

Some general comments about temperature are here

http://thyroid-rt3.com/temperat.htm

Those temperatures you are reporting look like adrenal issues to me

Nick

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Nick,

Well it seems my herbals,DHEA, vit B's etc are not doing much good then, would

it be a good idea to try an Adrenal Glandular to help things along, as I'm

really wanting to stay away from Cortisone, would I need to use just the Adrenal

Cortex or the whole glandular, I don't think with my anxiety problems I would

need the extra adrenaline, No/Yes?

In your opinion would you think I would get the same heart pounding etc as I did

on the T3

Can you recommend a good one to try, and if my Cortisol is low in the AM and

good midday, high in afternoon and on the high side of normal range in the

evening, what would be the best dosing regime for that do you think?

Here is a little of the Lab Report from my Saliva Cortisol test back in Nov.

" Saliva DHEAs/Cortisol ratio -HIGH

An increase in DHEAs/Cortisol ratio ,was found in patients suffering from panic

disorders.

" Suspect "

An abnormal physiological response to stress,with shifting of the steroidogenic

pathway to DHEA at the expense of cortisol.

Sandy

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> Those temperatures you are reporting look like adrenal issues to me

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> Nick

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