Re: Question on Pounding Heart

[Guest guest]

>Pulse is 80 (usually 65-70'ish). Temp is 98.5 and pretty consistent today. Some

brain fog. Tired then feel a little wired. Hungry.

Might be some adrenaline around, generally pulse and temperature look

good

>

>Did the addition of the 4mcg make my heart pound?

>I am drinking sea salt h2o right now...

See how it goes for the salt water, if need be back off for a day or

two and try again.

For me a " hard pulse " was an RT3 thing, my pulse is a lot softer now

the RT3 has cleared

Nick

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for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

[Guest guest]

Nick- I had added an additional Isocort in my routine today as I have been going

through some stress.. Salt water didn't do anything but taste good.

I will not increase T3 for few days. Does anyone else feel like a science

project?

>

> >Pulse is 80 (usually 65-70'ish). Temp is 98.5 and pretty consistent today.

Some brain fog. Tired then feel a little wired. Hungry.

>

> Might be some adrenaline around, generally pulse and temperature look

> good

> >

> >Did the addition of the 4mcg make my heart pound?

> >I am drinking sea salt h2o right now...

>

> See how it goes for the salt water, if need be back off for a day or

> two and try again.

>

> For me a " hard pulse " was an RT3 thing, my pulse is a lot softer now

> the RT3 has cleared

>

> Nick

>

> --

>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>

[Guest guest]

>Nick- I had added an additional Isocort in my routine today as I have been

going through some stress.. Salt water didn't do anything but taste good.

Tasting good is probably an indicator that you need more sodium

>

>I will not increase T3 for few days. Does anyone else feel like a science

project?

It's a balancing act, and a good test as to whether you can read your

body.

I had been dosing Natural Thyroid by symptoms for 10 years before I

started T3 so had a reasonable starting point. I didn't expect T3 to

be slower acting than natural but it is, I was feeling a kick from

the T2 in the natural I think because I was strongly resistant to the

T3.

Nick

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for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

Nick