Re: RT3 and ramping up

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Are you using the t3 and hc you got from the Holtorf group? maybe that stuff is

no good and you need cytomel...

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> >I have read on other forums that stopping T4 completely is not good for you,

and that Reverse T3 is naturally occurring anyway. ly, I just don't know

what or who to believe anymore. It is all so frustrating!

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> Yes, " some " T3 is normal, it's when the ratio or FT3 to RT3 sinks too

> low that problems arise.

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> T3 only does not appear to cause any problems, I am far better on that

> than I was on Armour etc.

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> You say about 7,5 of SRHC, is that the total daily dose?? if so than

> that's a problem, it's enough to upset your own production but not

> enough to replace it and can lead to a reduction in available

> cortisol. The adrenal group can tell you more about that one

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> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

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> Their FAQ Web site is here http://faqhelp.webs.com/

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> The chances are that if you can't feel well on T3 " something is

> missing " and unless you can identify and fix it then you won't feel

> well on anything,

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> The usual culprits are:-

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> Cortisol, temperature stability is a good marker

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> Ferritin, 70 to 90 is the target area

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> Vitamin D, 50 is the minimum

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> Vitamin B12, can't remember the target

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> Sex hormones, if they are too low or out of ratio then lots of strange

> things happen

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> Locating and fixing the missing piece will hopefully give you the

> breakthrough.

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> 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]

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>Yes, " some " T3 is normal, it's when the ratio or FT3 to RT3 sinks too

>low that problems arise.

some RT3!!

Nick