Re: Armour (thyroid supplement) progress

[Guest guest]

Great Stuff Val.

Was your last Free T3 in the high end of the range.

The biggest people mistake regarding the lab tests, is saying the free

t3 or t4 is 'in the range'.

They both have to be at the high end of the range to indicate your

thyroid is working normally.

Russ

>

>

> Hey all,

>

> I've been on Armour for 2 1/2 months now and my hair is now much

> healthier instead of the straw it was before. Also, my face is

> thinning and my joints are slowly loosening up. Also, my body is

> warming up a little. It's just astounding how many things a little

> thyroid affects. Also, I'm on 10mg of Cortef which seems to help a

> bit too. These two things have helped me stay semi-functional and

> hopeful. If you're really suffering, you NEED to look into treating

> these two things.

>

> Oh, my thryroid has tested normal for 20 years - even with the

> supposed free t3, t4 whatever crap. Thankfully, I found a doc who

> treats the patient, not the tests.

>

> Val

>

[Guest guest]

> Great Stuff Val.

>

> Was your last Free T3 in the high end of the range.

>

> The biggest people mistake regarding the lab tests, is saying the

free

> t3 or t4 is 'in the range'.

>

> They both have to be at the high end of the range to indicate your

> thyroid is working normally.

>

> Russ

>

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Russ,

Actually, I could care less where my Free T3 is. I just want to

feel better, be my normal weight again, not be freezing, have

healthy hair, etc etc. When that happens, my Free T3 will probably

be in the " normal " range - wherever that may be.

Val

[Guest guest]

Hi Val

Dont get me wrong, the most important way to treat thyroid and adrenal

issues are symptoms.

Its just the ONE lab test you can check is your Free T3, the rest of

it isnt that important.

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/thyroid-depression-mental-health/

Russ

>

>

> Hey all,

>

> I've been on Armour for 2 1/2 months now and my hair is now much

> healthier instead of the straw it was before. Also, my face is

> thinning and my joints are slowly loosening up. Also, my body is

> warming up a little. It's just astounding how many things a little

> thyroid affects. Also, I'm on 10mg of Cortef which seems to help a

> bit too. These two things have helped me stay semi-functional and

> hopeful. If you're really suffering, you NEED to look into treating

> these two things.

>

> Oh, my thryroid has tested normal for 20 years - even with the

> supposed free t3, t4 whatever crap. Thankfully, I found a doc who

> treats the patient, not the tests.

>

> Val

>