Re: and another scientific article about rt3

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The researchers state that when the body returned to health, the RT3 conversion

returned to normal. Unfortunately they were talking about cirrhosis of the

liver and severe caloric restriction cases and no examples of Hashimoto's auto

immune thyroid cases (unless I missed it).

So I wonder if our high antibodies and autoimmune disease trigger and keep in

place this imbalanced T4 to Rt3 conversion. At least for those of us that don't

have any other underlying causes of high RT3 such as poor iron, D, or cortisol

probs.

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> This one is older but still intersting. It says that the state when rt3 is

high and t3 is low cam explain some illnesses. And it suggests that the

condition when t4 becomes more rt3 and less t3 is somekind of defence mechanism

of the body, inorder to avoid over-metabolism.

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> Okay, I better give 'google scholar' a rest now... :-)

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