Re: anyone had any luck with T3 per protocol while chelating

[Guest guest]

----I've been on T3 for about a year and felt pretty good. Current

doctor (who accepts insurance) talked me into trying Armour-- feel

like crap. Very tired, serious crash 2nd day off round. Can't seem

to function. I'm working my way back up on the T3 again. Only side

effects while working up was a jittery feeling, like too much

caffeine. Also, sometimes a slight headache. It went away after a

while.

Who is your doctor in CA? I live in S. Cal and the T3 doctor I'm

going back to is in Torrence but he doesn't take insurance.

> -------

> I wanted to know if anyone else has had success/failure with

> this tretament while chelating??

>

> His (current dr) theory and it seems to be wilsons' as well, is that

> > Thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply, how far along are you in the chelation?

It would seem to make sense that higher body temps could help your

cells throw off more toxins (my Dr's furnace analogy)

his name is Dr Lipelt and is in N california, sebastopol. I don't

think he takes insurance either..

My temps have been slowly coming up after about 8 days

Its funny though as they will come up and then I figure I can level

off the T3 and then poof back down into the 97.8 range

I am 37.5 mcg's now and this is my first round or cycle as I beleive

they are called...I believe there was a post here back a few days

that said your body needs cortisol to help with the T3 getting into

the cells

Its funny as I think I am more regular with the T3...god forbid if

something from a doctor should work

Its pretty intersting story about this guy , The med profession

tried to run him out of town in fact I think he lost his license for

6 months...not unlike Huggins and AI and everything else that works

> ----I've been on T3 for about a year and felt pretty good. Current

> doctor (who accepts insurance) talked me into trying Armour-- feel

> like crap. Very tired, serious crash 2nd day off round. Can't

> seem to function. I'm working my way back up on the T3 again.

> Only side effects while working up was a jittery feeling, like too

> much caffeine. Also, sometimes a slight headache. It went away

> after a while.

>

> Who is your doctor in CA? I live in S. Cal and the T3 doctor I'm

> going back to is in Torrence but he doesn't take insurance.

>

>

> > -------

>

> > I wanted to know if anyone else has had success/failure with

> > this tretament while chelating??

> >

>

> > His (current dr) theory and it seems to be wilsons' as well, is

that

> > > Thanks

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

---I've heard a lot of negative things about 's protocol and it

certainly doesn't work for everyone. But like most protocols it will

work for some.

However, my opinion is that he does have a point with his theory and

T3 but I think there are other reasons for standard thyroid meds not

working properly and many reasons why plain T3 works for many people -

especially those of us with heavy metal toxicity.

I don't really believe in his protocol per say but I have found

personally that I have some sort of T3 resistance and I have tried T4

and Armour thyroid but T3 is the only thing which has has any effect

so far.

Hope this helps

In frequent-dose-chelation , " mercurybeater "

wrote:

>

> I wanted to know if anyone else has had success/failure with

> this tretament while chelating??

>

> Background

> I have started on the wilson protocol for low body temps which is

> incremental doses of T3 (www.wtsmed.com). You go up 7.50 mcgs

> every day until your body reaches the 98.6 temp level and then go down

> slowly trying to keep your body temp at 98.60.

>

> My current dr in california says he has seen very good results even

> with people who are chelating and dealing with heavy metal toxicity

> he says by heating the body temp up, effectively the " furnace " in the

> cells burns a little stronger allowing your cells to throw off

> toxins more effectively.

>

>

> His (current dr) theory and it seems to be wilsons' as well, is that

> my effectively getting your temps up with T3, it will help the cells

> work (burn) a little better and not only help your low thyroid

> (higher temps) but in doing so will also help with many other issues

> your body is dealing with including such things as

> fibromyalgia/chronic fatigue and of course heavy metals

>

> The handout I have says that you can experience some rough patches

> such as more aches/pains, dull headaches and anxiety for the first 2-

> 3 weeks, I guess while your body is trying to tright itself

>

> I have been treating adrenals for the past 5 months and they seem to

> be slightly better. I ocassionally crash if too much physical/mental

> energy and stress. BUT I can go on fairly long hikes once a week,

> even though it sometimes takes a day to recover

>

> I have been treating with HC/Dhea/pregnenolone and more recently

> siberian ginseng..Adrenal cortex really sets me off in a bad way

> I just did another tests with it (AC) and knocked me down for a day

> (bad aches/mental issues)

>

> Thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

>

> Thanks for the reply, how far along are you in the chelation?

------ On my 5th round only. I noticed that I'm feeling worse on

the Armour (probably due to such a low dose). I noticed I was warm

all the time on T3 which is a great feeling after being cold for

years, I was also healthier feeling on T3 but not 100 %... that's

why I switched.-------

> It would seem to make sense that higher body temps could help your

> cells throw off more toxins (my Dr's furnace analogy)

>

> his name is Dr Lipelt and is in N california, sebastopol. I don't

> think he takes insurance either..

>

> My temps have been slowly coming up after about 8 days

> Its funny though as they will come up and then I figure I can

level

> off the T3 and then poof back down into the 97.8 range

>

> I am 37.5 mcg's now and this is my first round or cycle as I

beleive

> they are called...I believe there was a post here back a few days

> that said your body needs cortisol to help with the T3 getting

into > the cells

---------- I was up to 150mcg slow release . 150 is considered a

very high dose, so high that the pharmasist called the Dr because

she couldn't believe the dose was right. My free T3 was still in

the low range, but reverse T3 went under 100 where it's supposed to

be. I've started back on T3 and only up to about 50 now. Get

headachy if go to fast. My dumb mistake switching to a cheaper

Dr. ---------

>

> Its funny as I think I am more regular with the T3...god forbid if

> something from a doctor should work

>

> Its pretty intersting story about this guy , The med

profession

> tried to run him out of town in fact I think he lost his license

for

> 6 months...not unlike Huggins and AI and everything else that works

>

>

>

> --->

>

[Guest guest]

My T3 update

well I seem to have captured my temp at 37.50 mcgs. I will see if it

holds..has been 3 days

I have been chelating for 5+ months and adrenals are slowly getting

betetr i think. This is the only reason i decided to try the thyroid

angle

I think it has made me more regular. I wake up in night sweats which

I haven't done for 4 years. Some brain dead-headness which the

handout says might happen

my fingers are crossed, Goodluck to you on this

>

> ------ On my 5th round only. I noticed that I'm feeling worse on

> the Armour (probably due to such a low dose). I noticed I was warm

> all the time on T3 which is a great feeling after being cold for

> years, I was also healthier feeling on T3 but not 100 %... that's

> why I switched.-------

------ I was up to 150mcg slow release . 150 is considered a

> very high dose, so high that the pharmasist called the Dr because

> she couldn't believe the dose was right. My free T3 was still in

> the low range, but reverse T3 went under 100 where it's supposed to

> be. I've started back on T3 and only up to about 50 now. Get

> headachy if go to fast. My dumb mistake switching to a cheaper

> Dr. ---------