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My T3 was in range too, but the RT3 was about 200 which means that I

wasn't getting enough " active " T3 ergo Hypo symptoms with everything

in range. Fatigue doc says RT3 should be below 100. I tried Armour

and liked it, but rt3 went too high again, meaning I wasn't converting

to the active t3. So, new regime is 50 mg straight T3, and 2 grains

of armour.

If your still feeling tired, your doc should continue to raise your

armour (i believe) every 2 weeks to get to right dose.

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> My T3 was in range too, but the RT3 was about 200 which means that I

> wasn't getting enough " active " T3 ergo Hypo symptoms with everything

> in range. Fatigue doc says RT3 should be below 100. I tried Armour

> and liked it, but rt3 went too high again, meaning I wasn't

converting

> to the active t3. So, new regime is 50 mg straight T3, and 2 grains

> of armour.

>

> If your still feeling tired, your doc should continue to raise your

> armour (i believe) every 2 weeks to get to right dose.

>

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Thanks, what test did you use for RT3? Also, what kind of doctor

are you seeing?

Thanks,

Val

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> Thanks, what test did you use for RT3? Also, what kind of doctor

> are you seeing?

>

> Thanks,

> Val

>

--------- The test was part of the thyroid panel which he added

reverse T3 along with it. The doctor is a Chronic fatigue doctor in

Torrence http://www.hormoneandlongevitycenter.com/ Check out the

website and click the " thyroid " button on the left side, there is some

info on reverse t3 and " normal " levels with still being hypo.

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was part of the thyroid panel which he added

> reverse T3 along with it. The doctor is a Chronic fatigue doctor in

> Torrence http://www.hormoneandlongevitycenter.com/ Check out the

> website and click the " thyroid " button on the left side, there is

some

> info on reverse t3 and " normal " levels with still being hypo.

>

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Wow, that sounds really interesting. I wish there was something

like that here on the east coast. Might even be worth a trip out

there. What do you think?

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There actually are some centers on the east coast, here's the link

http://www.fibroandfatigue.com/center_locations.php#saltlake

Scroll down the the very bottom for the locations, there are

locations at philidelphia, pittsburg, nowrwalk. The Holtorf center i

go to is affliated with these guys and I do buy some supps from their

website.

If you do decide to go, do call ahead and talk to drs to see if

he/she is right for you. The one I go to is great for everything

EXCEPT heavy metal poisoning. Others in the practice are better with

the metals, but they do IV chelation so its a moot point.

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