Rt3 receptor sites

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Hello

I'm trying to get my head around RT3.

Is it that the RT3 is sitting in the t3 receptors blocking them, not in the

bloodstream, and this is causing the problem? If it's in the receptors, is this

why it doesn't get degraded normally by the body?

If so will RT3 testing be very helpful?

I have read what I can on Nick's site, STTM site and book, but still not that

clear on the issue.

Thanks

chris

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" Is it that the RT3 is sitting in the t3 receptors blocking them, not in the

bloodstream, and this is causing the problem? If it's in the receptors, is this

why it doesn't get degraded normally by the body?

If so will RT3 testing be very helpful? "

YES, RT3 testing is only useful for initial diagnosis, butonce on T3 onyl the

RT3 inthe BLOOD clears rather rapidly btu the RT3 that si stil in the receptors

is BOUND to them, and thus doesn't show up in blood testing. This si the time

factor with clearing RT3. It DOES degrade but we have found it takes abtu 12

weeks to do so and fall out of the receptors.

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