Re: timing?

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T3 can pol any time your body cannot utilize it . I suspect this

fluctuates as receptors open up and then take in enough T3. ANything

that blocks receptors could do this and thus far we knwo low cortios

and low iron BOTH cause these issue but there are probably other things

we don;t knwo abou tthat cause this as well.  SHBG is Sex Hormone

Binding Globulin. It NORMALLY is raised by T3, estrogen and 

testosteone., ANY of the thyree can raise it so too high a T3 levle wil

raise ti nd it cna then bind too much test or estrogen. Unless it goes

over range the sex hormonies simply shoudl be able to make up forthis

binding as it is a perfectly natural thing that happens wiht healthy

people. A good SHBG level generally means good T3 levels in the cells.

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

http://faqhelp.webs.com/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HypoPets/

So why would it pool?  Also can you tell me what SHBG

stands for and can cytomel screw that up?

Venizia

> Val,

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> I just read what you said about having a consistent dose

throughout the day and I was wondering if you would look at how I am

dosing and tell me if you think I should do smaller doses and more of

them instead.

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> 85 mg total

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> 25mg at 6am

> 17.5 at 11am

> 17.5 at 4pm

> 25mg at bedtime

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> The reason I ask, I also have noticed by 11am I am feeling like a

do need the T3 (cytomel) Also, during the night most nights I will wake

up sweating and wondering if I am using up cortisol with the 25mg dose

during the night.

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> Or should I just stay with what I am doing.

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> My temps throughout the day run between 98.1 and 98.3 sometimes it

will go higher but not often.

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> Venizia

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