Re: What exactly are the quantifiable hazards/risks to using t3 aside from the obvious risks of overdosing?

[Guest guest]

HI Steve,

I cited three sources, gladly and willingly. If you haven¹t followed this

thread then you are missing a lot of pertinent information both on topic and

as to Chuck¹s rudeness towards me.

I work with two doctors, my nutritionist, a naturopath and also refer to Dr.

Dianna

Schwarbein, an edno, who¹s program I am following for Adrenal Fatigue

‹I am in Stage 7 which is the lowest your adrenal function can go and is

sometimes indicative of ¹s ‹and she states not to take any T3 at all

while healing adrenals ---it¹s a multi-faceted package deal of reasons.

I also posted the places where Chuck mocked me and accused me of not even

reading the Armour literature, called me ignorant and then even called me

deranged. I don¹t have any reason to take that kind of abuse.

If you don¹t see that as combative, I can¹t show you how it is.

Take care. I really hope this board goes back to being a help board and not

a ³let¹s attack someone who doesn¹t ignore the danges of T3 board² --

that¹s what it¹s come down to for a few of you.

Sue

On 10/14/08 6:38 PM, " Steve " <dudescholar4@...> wrote:

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> Chuck is neither bickering nor being passive-aggressive.

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> One must assume at this point that the references that Chuck asked for

> do not exist.

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> I'm personally interested in the references. My rt3/t3 ratio is less

> than 20 and I'd like to know what the quantifiable risks on the heart

> are to taking t3 only medications. All I've heard so far is an

> assertion that it's hard on the heart. If that assertion is true, the

> research no doubt must exist that the t3 in Amour is hard on the heart

> and synthetic t4 makers would be using that as ammunition.

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> What exactly are the quantifiable hazards/risk to using t3 aside from

> the obvious risks of overdosing?

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> Steve

On 10/14/08 6:40 PM, " Steve " <dudescholar4@...> wrote:

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> What exactly are the quantifiable hazards/risks to using t3 aside from

> the obvious risks of overdosing?

[Guest guest]

eastodurango@... wrote:

> HI Steve,

>

> I cited three sources, gladly and willingly. If you haven¹t followed this

> thread then you are missing a lot of pertinent information both on topic and

> as to Chuck¹s rudeness towards me...

We all see how willing you are to stop.

Chuck