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UK thyroid patient and author Paul Robinson discovered something quite fascinating—that poor adrenal function is probably related to poor adrenal tissue levels of T3. And one could bring back better function by a unique way of using T3-only. He states this protocol would only work if one does NOT have diabetes, insulin resistance or other blood sugar regulation issues, hypopituitary or Addison’s disease. The latter conditions would dictate the use of HC. But some patients who have blood sugar issues have been trying it anyway and finding great success.
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Can Thyroid Hormone Blood Tests be Used to Manage T3 ONLY Replacement?

Once it is clear that physiological replacement is of no use to a thyroid patient then some doctors may be give them a trial of T3. If the patient begins to respond well to T3 then why would anyone expect the same laboratory reference ranges of thyroid hormones to be of any use during T3 treatment? These laboratory ranges were designed specifically for the majority of patients who do respond to T4 and have nothing broken at a cellular level. The answer is a resounding "No!"

I've now seen many people regain their health using methods similar to those described in my book. Some of these people prior to T3 treatment have had excellent looking thyroid blood work but have had the symptoms of hypothyroidism or chronic fatigue or fibromyalgia. One lady, who I am happy to call my friend, could not even walk without walking sticks at the beginning of 2011. She was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and yet now that she is on a properly titrated T3 dosage she has no symptoms and requires no walking sticks and is continuing to lose the excess weight she has gained. In this lady's case the determination to use T3 could not have been made by reviewing any thyroid blood test as they all appeared totally normal. All the 'action' was occurring within the cells and hidden from view - as in my own case and in the case of many others. Only by a focus on symptoms and signs and watching the response to T3 treatment could a proper determination have been made that her cells were starved of T3 even though her blood was not.
The last thing to be said about this is that for those who simply cannot use T4 or T4/T3, because T4 does not work well for them, then there is no alternative but to use T3. Life is too short to suffer with terrible symptoms of hypothyroidism.
Conclusion

I see that all the thyroid treatments should be readily available from doctors: T4, natural thyroid, T4/T3 and T3. T3 on its own is the hardest to use and as such it should be the treatment of last resort. Everyone needs access to have the solution that works for them.

However, some people never get fully well without the use of only T3 and these people should be allowed easy access to this treatment when the other treatments have been shown to be ineffective. The medical profession needs to broaden their diagnostic methods and treatments offered to include all the thyroid treatments. Thyroid researchers also need to do far more work into the reasons why some people cannot get well with T4 or T4/T3 and provide proper diagnostic tests that indicate the actual level of cell regulation by thyroid hormone i.e. something far more useful that bloodstream levels of thyroid hormones.
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