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" If FT3 is under range then your thyroid is suppressed successfully. "

Sorry, but what do you mean by " under range " . Shouldn't the FT3 be at the top

of the range? Did you mean RT3?

" TSH will show if thyroid is pooling due to low ferritin or cortisol "

How will it show if it's pooling? If it's more than .01 does that mean it's

pooling? Could you clarify, please?

Thanks!

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> >Hi, I was just wondering if it's a good idea to test TSH while on the RT3

protocol. My doc requested Free T4/T3 and RT3 but didn't include TSH and I

wanted to know if it's necessary to see if the thyroid is suppressed.

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> If FT3 is under range then your thyroid is suppressed successfully.

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> TSH will show if thyroid is pooling, due to low ferritin or cortisol,

> but is not useful apart from that.

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> A reading of around 0.01 is an optimum TSH

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> Nick

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> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

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> www.thyroid-rt3.com

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