Re: Cytomel, Thyroid/ update

[Guest guest]

Hi:

I had suspected my adrenals were shut for a long time, knowing

without knowing. I am taking HC and I am feeling better, knock on

wood, so many therapies have failed me so far. OK, I do feel better.

I am going to try HC for a little while by itself, and then look into

Thyroid support. My temperature is low and fluctuates a lot, which

indicates mostly adrenals, as I suspected.

Thank you all for your help.

Raquel

>

> Dear Raquel:

>

> I think it depends upon the person. If you go to the website

> www.stopthethyroidmadness.com there is some very good information

there

> on different thyroid products and their ability to help the thyroid

> function properly.

>

> Personally, I did not do well on a synthetic T4 (Synthroid or

Levoxyl

> with cytomel or a time released T3). I really started to improve

after

> I switched to Armour and began hydrocortisone for the adrenals.

> However, as you can see from the different posts, folks have to

find

> out what works best for them.

>

> la

> >

> > > For the tyroid, he suggested I research Cytomel, and get back

at

> > him-

> > > He is such a sweet heart . Does any of you have experience or

> > > comments about Cytomel?

> > >

> > > Raquel

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Raquel:

" I am going to try HC for a little while by itself, and then look into

Thyroid support. "

If you start feeling bad again in 2-3 weeks, you might want to get your thyroid

tested.

I felt wonderful on HC for about 2-3 weeks, and then I became very fatigued

again. From what I am understanding, the HC allowed circulating thyroid hormone

to start getting into the cells. When that was used up, my thyroid wasn't

keeping up with production.

Good luck!

-Olif

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Dear Raquel:

> >

> > I think it depends upon the person. If you go to the website

> > www.stopthethyroidmadness.com there is some very good information

> there

> > on different thyroid products and their ability to help the thyroid

> > function properly.

> >

> > Personally, I did not do well on a synthetic T4 (Synthroid or

> Levoxyl

> > with cytomel or a time released T3). I really started to improve

> after

> > I switched to Armour and began hydrocortisone for the adrenals.

> > However, as you can see from the different posts, folks have to

> find

> > out what works best for them.

> >

> > la

> > >

> > > > For the tyroid, he suggested I research Cytomel, and get back

> at

> > > him-

> > > > He is such a sweet heart . Does any of you have experience or

> > > > comments about Cytomel?

> > > >

> > > > Raquel

> > > >

> > >

> >

>