Book Recommendations for Doctors?

[Guest guest]

My doctor is starting to research thyroid issues outside the box. That's why I

posted about the book he asked me about a few days ago. I believe he is looking

for info and wondered if anyone here can recommend articles/books that would not

be antagonizing to his profession but would hold good information for him? I

know STTM is great but when I have sent him articles from the site he tends to

be turned off by the whole, doctors don't know, tone.

Thank you! I appreciate your help!

[Guest guest]

Look in our " files " section, there are several good articles and studies about

RT3 that other group members have printed and taken to their doctors. Here are

a few suggestions:

adverse effects of RT3.pdf

article+rt3+elderly.pdf

RT3_and_survival.pdf

Although these may or may not apply to your particular situation, they are good

studies showing the adverse effects of RT3, and to me, these appear to be the

ones that might " sink in " the best with a doctor.

http://www.drlowe.com/ also has good RT3 & T3-only info, but I don't know how

receptive a doctor would be to it. (Note: I believe Dr. Lowe has patients take

their T3 all in one dose, which I do NOT agree with; I do better dividing my T3

into five doses a day.)

Hope this helps.

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> My doctor is starting to research thyroid issues outside the box. That's why I

posted about the book he asked me about a few days ago. I believe he is looking

for info and wondered if anyone here can recommend articles/books that would not

be antagonizing to his profession but would hold good information for him? I

know STTM is great but when I have sent him articles from the site he tends to

be turned off by the whole, doctors don't know, tone.

>

> Thank you! I appreciate your help!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Look in our " files " section, there are several good articles and studies about

RT3 that other group members have printed and taken to their doctors. Here are

a few suggestions:

adverse effects of RT3.pdf

article+rt3+elderly.pdf

RT3_and_survival.pdf

Although these may or may not apply to your particular situation, they are good

studies showing the adverse effects of RT3, and to me, these appear to be the

ones that might " sink in " the best with a doctor.

http://www.drlowe.com/ also has good RT3 & T3-only info, but I don't know how

receptive a doctor would be to it. (Note: I believe Dr. Lowe has patients take

their T3 all in one dose, which I do NOT agree with; I do better dividing my T3

into five doses a day.)

Hope this helps.

>

> My doctor is starting to research thyroid issues outside the box. That's why I

posted about the book he asked me about a few days ago. I believe he is looking

for info and wondered if anyone here can recommend articles/books that would not

be antagonizing to his profession but would hold good information for him? I

know STTM is great but when I have sent him articles from the site he tends to

be turned off by the whole, doctors don't know, tone.

>

> Thank you! I appreciate your help!

>

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