Re: Can't raise basal temps

[Guest guest]

That's a VERY helpful explanation, Nick. I haven't seen that on your site. I

may have missed it, but if it's not there, you might post it.

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> >Thanks Nick. Oddly, my pulse is lower on 112.5 mg/day of cynomel than it was

on 100 mg/day (77 vs. 84) not a huge difference but I would expect just the

opposite.

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> One of life's tricks.

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> When you are hypo your adrenals try to pump out more cortisol. If they

> can't manage that they pump out adrenaline to get the body going. This

> increases pulse and can lead to panic feelings.

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> Get the T3 high enough to clear the hypo and the adrenaline goes away

> and pulse DEcreases.

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> Take it higher and pulse will go up again but this time temperature

> will go UP if you get as far as hypER thyroid or down if you deplete

> your cortisol levels first.

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> It's an interesting juggling match balancing it all out

>

> Nick

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> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

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> www.thyroid-rt3.com

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[Guest guest]

>That's a VERY helpful explanation, Nick. I haven't seen that on your site. I

may have missed it, but if it's not there, you might post it.

Glad it helped, I will try and fit it in somewhere next time I am

doing updates. The temperature page sort of covers it but I need more

direct adrenal information, I've mainly linked that out to the STTM

site.

Nick