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We are taking Cynomel. You must email mods for source list to be sent privately.

It is not a sublinqual med per se, but many take it that way with good results.

Kathleen

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> I am currently taking Slow release T3 and feel like it is irritating my

stomach making me nauseated. Anyone else have this side effect?

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> What is the name of T3 that you can take sublingually? I read some of you are

taking T3 orally. This sounds like a great idea for me.

>

> Thanks,

> Cheree

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We are taking Cynomel. You must email mods for source list to be sent privately.

It is not a sublinqual med per se, but many take it that way with good results.

Kathleen

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> I am currently taking Slow release T3 and feel like it is irritating my

stomach making me nauseated. Anyone else have this side effect?

>

> What is the name of T3 that you can take sublingually? I read some of you are

taking T3 orally. This sounds like a great idea for me.

>

> Thanks,

> Cheree

>

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We are taking Cynomel. You must email mods for source list to be sent privately.

It is not a sublinqual med per se, but many take it that way with good results.

Kathleen

>

> I am currently taking Slow release T3 and feel like it is irritating my

stomach making me nauseated. Anyone else have this side effect?

>

> What is the name of T3 that you can take sublingually? I read some of you are

taking T3 orally. This sounds like a great idea for me.

>

> Thanks,

> Cheree

>

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I'm on levothyroxine and SRT3 since I developed an allergy to natural thyroid.

The SRT3 has been a life saver for me.

I'm successfully taking SRT3 twice a day. It's working pretty well, although

some days it does run out, so I'll take a small amount regular T3. Sometimes

sublingual, sometimes I just swallow it. Depends on how quickly I need it to

work.

I have to wonder about the filler used in your SRT3. This could be causing your

nausea. Some use acidophilus, lactose or Avicel (microcrystalline cellulose).

Lactose can be a problem for those sensitive to dairy. The cellulose can bother

those sensitive to wood or pine, since it's made from wood pulp. If you have a

choice, I think I'd go with the acidophilus since it's good for the digestive

system.

Hope this helps.

Sandi

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> I am currently taking Slow release T3 and feel like it is irritating my

stomach making me nauseated. Anyone else have this side effect?

>

> What is the name of T3 that you can take sublingually? I read some of you are

taking T3 orally. This sounds like a great idea for me.

>

> Thanks,

> Cheree

>

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>What is the name of T3 that you can take sublingually? I read some of you are

taking T3 orally. This sounds like a great idea for me.

Cynomel made by Grossman and sold in Mexico. $50 plus postage for 300

tablets of 25mcg

They taste good and if you crunch them up first they dissolve well

sublingually

If you need a source let me know and we will e-mail it privately

Nick

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for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

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