Re: Re: When to get tests done? Temps

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> I have been taking my temp 3 times a day too & plotting the average

> on a graph, so I need to find out why it looks like one of those

> earthquake alert graph thingys. Very jagged and low.

>

> How do I go about finding out what the results mean?

Hi Sunshine,

It is quite simple: see www.drrind.com

Low readings means your thyroid system is a problem, unable to increase your

temps. (Even if your actual hormones are 'normal' in the tests).

Unstable saw-tooth, earthquake looking readings = adrenal problems.

You sound like you have both. Low and unstable.

Always treat your adrenals first.

Don't fear hormones like T3 and Cortisol, despite being synthetic they are

bio-identical. The body does not know the difference and they can be very

helpful if used properly. After all, injections at the dentist and all

fillings are synthetic. Try to mould your belief system to accept some

synthetic substances as a crutch while you seek a cure. Even DMSA and DMPS

are synthetic, so take care where you draw the line as it may cause you

unnecessary discomfort.

Thanks,

Dean