RE: Re: Cold/Heat intolerance

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yesterday I had similar problems just existing and

staying upright.

it was over 100 here with some humidity and I only

drove to church (air conditioned) , stayed 2 hrs and

drove home (no air conditioning) after stopping at

corner store for few minutes...

heart seemed to give discomfort and I'm not on Rt3

protocol.

i researched dog hypothyroid and adrenal problems a

year ago..... and SUSPECT that the dogs basically get

better physician/Vet care than we do

because of predjuice against human folks

.........whereas they dont have it against

dogs...because they (Docs) attribute bad

psychological attitudes in humans .....but NOT in

animals that cant talk.

so they TRUST dogs more than they trust humans that

can talk ......to describe honestly what they are

feeling ...the Endo docs attribute bad attitude to

those of us that are suffering, who DARE to disagree

with them on ANYTHING!

------- Original Message -------

From : E

Sent : 7/5/2010 10:01:57 AM

To : RT3_T3

Cc :

Subject : RE: Re: Cold/Heat intolerance

Have experienced the sensitivity to cold,

but yesterday was at the beach with temps in the high

90’s (F.) and it

was so overwhelming to me. The water temp was about

70F which was a shock in

the other direction. After leaving the beach and

walking in that heat to the

car, I really felt I was going to drop. I had never

experienced such a

sensitivity to heat that was so intense. It’s funny

in researching heat

intolerance and hypothyroidism, I get more hits on

dogs rather than humans. I

know how debilitating it was to me yesterday and

today I can feel that much

more sluggish, I can’t imagine how it would be with a

fur coat on!

Anybody else get so overwhelmed with the heat?

LizR

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Sadly I think much of what you said is true. I think many of the doctors don't know how to treat anyone who doesn't fall into their tight little graphs. More and more of us are showing up and seeking help. I think many years ago people like us kept our mouths shut and didn't ask or question the doctors as we do today.

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Subject: RE: Re: Cold/Heat intoleranceTo: RT3_T3 Date: Monday, July 5, 2010, 10:23 AM

yesterday I had similar problems just existing andstaying upright.it was over 100 here with some humidity and I onlydrove to church (air conditioned) , stayed 2 hrs anddrove home (no air conditioning) after stopping atcorner store for few minutes...heart seemed to give discomfort and I'm not on Rt3protocol.i researched dog hypothyroid and adrenal problems ayear ago..... and SUSPECT that the dogs basically getbetter physician/Vet care than we do because of predjuice against human folks........whereas they dont have it againstdogs...because they (Docs) attribute badpsychological attitudes in humans .....but NOT inanimals that cant talk.so they TRUST dogs more than they trust humans thatcan talk ......to describe honestly what they arefeeling ...the Endo docs attribute bad attitude tothose of us that are suffering, who DARE to

disagreewith them on ANYTHING!------- Original Message -------From : E Sent : 7/5/2010 10:01:57 AMTo : RT3_T3 Cc : Subject : RE: Re: Cold/Heat intolerance Have experienced the sensitivity to cold,but yesterday was at the beach with temps in the high90’s (F.) and itwas so overwhelming to me. The water temp was about70F which was a shock inthe other direction. After leaving the beach andwalking in that heat to thecar, I really felt I was going to drop. I had neverexperienced

such asensitivity to heat that was so intense. It’s funnyin researching heatintolerance and hypothyroidism, I get more hits ondogs rather than humans. Iknow how debilitating it was to me yesterday andtoday I can feel that muchmore sluggish, I can’t imagine how it would be with afur coat on! Anybody else get so overwhelmed with the heat?LizRSwitch to: Text-Only, Daily Digest • Unsubscribe • Termsof Use. ------------------------------------We are not medical professionals here, just patients sharing our experiences. Please use this

information with the help of a competent doctor.

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Oh I beg to differ! QAnimals are treated even WORST thanhumanas as T4

only is standard fare for the ones the DO get diagnosed but many do nto

get diagnosed and live miserable shortened lived due to ti. Working in

the pet industry I see the horrid health isses they are havig and hen I

first strated groomign 41 year sago almost NO doigs were ever ill, now

90% of them are! They say cats dont GET hypothyroi dwell I ahve two of

my 8 that are. They do not even check T3 on them! No0 wonder they are

missing it they have RT3 issues!

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

http://faqhelp.webs.com/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HypoPets/

http://artisticgrooming.net/

> yesterday I had similar problems just existing and

> staying upright.

>

> it was over 100 here with some humidity and I only

> drove to church (air conditioned) , stayed 2 hrs and

> drove home (no air conditioning) after stopping at

> corner store for few minutes...

>

> heart seemed to give discomfort and I'm not on Rt3

> protocol.

>

> i researched dog hypothyroid and adrenal problems a

> year ago..... and SUSPECT that the dogs basically get

> better physician/Vet care than we do

>

> because of predjuice against human folks

> ........whereas they dont have it against

> dogs...because they (Docs) attribute bad

> psychological attitudes in humans .....but NOT in

> animals that cant talk.

>

> so they TRUST dogs more than they trust humans that

> can talk ......to describe honestly what they are

> feeling ...the Endo docs attribute bad attitude to

> those of us that are suffering, who DARE to disagree

> with them on ANYTHING!

>

>

> ------- Original Message -------

> > From : E

> Sent : 7/5/2010 10:01:57 AM

> To : RT3_T3

> Cc :

> Subject : RE: Re: Cold/Heat intolerance

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> Have experienced the sensitivity to cold,

> but yesterday was at the beach with temps in the high

> 90’s (F.) and it

> was so overwhelming to me. The water temp was about

> 70F which was a shock in

> the other direction. After leaving the beach and

> walking in that heat to the

> car, I really felt I was going to drop. I had never

> experienced such a

> sensitivity to heat that was so intense. It’s funny

> in researching heat

> intolerance and hypothyroidism, I get more hits on

> dogs rather than humans. I

> know how debilitating it was to me yesterday and

> today I can feel that much

> more sluggish, I can’t imagine how it would be with a

> fur coat on!

> Anybody else get so overwhelmed with the heat?

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