My husband was diagnosed with hypothyroidism more than 20 years ago...
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Paul Robinson
The Endocrine Awareness Centre for Health is run by some of the same people who run the Yahoo group NTH/Adrenals.
As far as I know they have not tried to use the Circadian T3 Method actively with their members and have no practical experience of it. I have offered my help in the past to work with them and they did not accept this offer.
It is true that it is a recent introduction but it has been seen to be highly successful and the majority of patients are getting clear benefits from it.
Hi Paul
My husband was diagnosed with hypothyroidism more than 20 years ago and has in all those years, never benefitted from T4 treatment only. He also developed diabetes 2 after another eight years. For diabetes he tried oral medication, but two years ago had to start using insulin.
He had up to then been on several medications (Capoten, Avandia, Amaryl) which he stopped using only a few years ago. He now has a small dose statin drug with insulin, T4 and T3.
It was after he experienced my immediate improvement on combination of T4 + T3 in 2009, that he in 2010 asked our doctor to try it too.
He also had an immediate improvement, and I wonder if he too should try T3 only, even if our doctor didn’t advise it. (His problem is he “listens to the doctor”, contrary to me, having all these questions when I’m at the doctor’s office).
What the doctors don't know doesn't mean the doctors are always right. xx1
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Re: My husband was diagnosed with hypothyroidism more than 20 years ago...
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Elbeth
Hi Paul
My husband was diagnosed with hypothyroidism more than 20 years ago and has in all those years, never benefitted from T4 treatment only. He also developed diabetes 2 after another eight years. For diabetes he tried oral medication, but two years ago had to start using insulin.
He had up to then been on several medications (Capoten, Avandia, Amaryl) which he stopped using only a few years ago. He now has a small dose statin drug with insulin, T4 and T3.
It was after he experienced my immediate improvement on combination of T4 + T3 in 2009, that he in 2010 asked our doctor to try it too.
He also had an immediate improvement, and I wonder if he too should try T3 only, even if our doctor didn’t advise it. (His problem is he “listens to the doctor”, contrary to me, having all these questions when I’m at the doctor’s office).
What the doctors don't know doesn't mean the doctors are always right. xx1
byebye1
Hi Elbeth, I can't tell or advise you that your Husband would be better on T3. However, he ought to be well on some thyroid hormone treatment. I detect from your message that he is not 100% well. He may be well advised to consider varying the T3 : T4 ratio before switching completely to T3. My 'Recovering with T3' book has many ideas for measuring symptoms and signs that may provide more insights into his actual thyroid hormone status than can be gained through thyroid blood tests.
Best wishes,
Paul
Sv: My husband was diagnosed with hypothyroidism more than 20 years ago...
Have you ordered the book Elbeth vink11
Maybe it would be a good idea for your husband to read it?
Sv: My husband was diagnosed with hypothyroidism more than 20 years ago...
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Vigdis
Have you ordered the book Elbeth vink11
Maybe it would be a good idea for your husband to read it?
I have ordered Recovering with T3, so hopefully he will read it himself. xx7 Otherwise I read and he benefits from the information through me haand1