Re: Rt3 when my thyroid gland no longer produces and t4

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>When I go to t3 only, how long should it take to clear rt3 since I do not

produce t4 and will not be taking t4? Am I correct in thinking I do not have to

take a large dose of t3 as I do not have to suppress t4? I plan on taking 50mcg

of Cytomel in doses of 15, 15, 10 and 10 at bedtime.

My thyroid will have been shut down and I was taking natural. It took

me 11 weeks

It doesn't matter where the T4 comes from, whether it was your own

thyroid or supplementry T4, it takes time to decay once you stop

feeding it.

If you stopped taking T4 today there will still be some there in a

month's time, it takes time after the serum RT3 clears for the cell

receptor blooking RT3 to clear.

Don't start at 50, start at 12.5 split in 2 and increase from there,

your T3 increases need to tracck the natural decay of T4.

Dosing suggestions are here

http://thyroid-rt3.com/dosing.htm

Nick

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