Re: New Moderator!

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>>Margery, maybe you can tell a little about yourself...

I learned about RT3 from ; I had an RT3 ratio of 13.9 back in September

2009, and by switching to T3-only from NT, cleared it up by January 2010. I used

the protocol advises and relied heavily on Nick's website:

http://thyroid-rt3.com/

I am one of those people for whom Armour thyroid worked like a miracle. At

first. I felt 20 years younger and was losing 3 pounds a week with no change in

diet. Then nine weeks later, it completely stopped working, and I was back to

KILLER exhaustion 24/7, along with lots of other classic hypo problems (the

weight! the aches & pains!).

While I have made excellent RT3 progress, I am still dealing with other health

issues, many of which, I believe, are related to too many years of too high RT3.

I am still learning about, and working on, my health.

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I know how you feel! The old armour was a miracle for me!! I felt the same way you did. I've gained 15 pnds in 7 months and can't get rid of it. Crash around 2 everyday. I go to a new dr tomorrow! Yay check him out www.dawswellness.org. Tell me what you think!Sent from my BlackBerry SmartphoneDate: Tue, 11 May 2010 23:06:06 -0000To: <RT3_T3 >Subject: Re: New Moderator! >>Margery, maybe you can tell a little about yourself...I learned about RT3 from ; I had an RT3 ratio of 13.9 back in September 2009, and by switching to T3-only from NT, cleared it up by January 2010. I used the protocol advises and relied heavily on Nick's website: http://thyroid-rt3.com/I am one of those people for whom Armour thyroid worked like a miracle. At first. I felt 20 years younger and was losing 3 pounds a week with no change in diet. Then nine weeks later, it completely stopped working, and I was back to KILLER exhaustion 24/7, along with lots of other classic hypo problems (the weight! the aches & pains!).While I have made excellent RT3 progress, I am still dealing with other health issues, many of which, I believe, are related to too many years of too high RT3. I am still learning about, and working on, my health.