Re: Salycilates, adrenals and thyroid, temps - for Dean

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Dean

sorry to butt in here but I have a question about what you wrote. If

your thyroid hormones are normal but you have symptoms, then the

problem lies at receptor level. How does taking thyroid hormone solve

this?

thanks

Nicola

PS - I am only just realising what effect thyroid hormone has on the

liver. I have Gilberts syndrome (slow phase 2), which can involve

liver pain. I think I am close to finding my optimal dose of Armour

and T3 in the last week, because the rib pain has gone!!

> > TSH reading and my cold tolerance. Of course its all NOOOORMAAAAL on

> > paper, even RT3.

> All it means when your thyroid hormones are 'normal' is that you are

making

> the hormones. It doesn't measure if they are actually having an

effect on

> recptor level. That is what the temperatures do.

>

> >> Thyroid hormone is crucial for your liver phases,

> > How could that effect MCS?

> Well, if your temperatures are low your liver enzymes/phases won't

work well

> either.

> DeanSA

>