Re: A Simple Way of Taking Cytomel/T3?

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Exact timing is NOT necessary. Once you get near a good dose and it

begins workign for oyu, the ups and downs level out as your body only

uses what it has receptors open TO use. I take mine roughly at 5AM, 9-11

am, 4PM, and bedtime, but I work as a pet groomer, I cannot stop in the

middle of a groom to take pills. This is another part of 's

theories that I firmly believe is incorrect.

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>I don't care if it takes longer, or what not. Just that it's relatively easy to

do (I have two young kids so I'm typically distracted).

Each morning I count out the amount I am going to take that day into

an empty bottle and carry that amount round with me.

I only take them from that bottle and hence can always check " have I

taken my 3rd dose, how many are left "

I have " target times " when I intend to take them but will shift them

around to suit my day

I am at a pretty constant level for T3 I don't feel up and downs

provided I keep the level topped up

Nick

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