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16-03-12, 11:00 #6
Re: Sv: Paul, can your CT3M be used by those who use syntetic T4/T3 also?
That doctor is not thinking straight then. The people that need thyroid hormone often have multiple problems caused by being hypothyroid for some time. Adrenal issues are common and so is low iron due to poor absorption. Blood sugar balance may be an issue and B12 etc etc. So, these people need a decent amount of T3 in their medication to have any chance of regaining the balance in their bodies. Thousands of people all over the world have got better on natural thyroid. Mark Starr's excellent book explains why NDT is so helpful.
If someone got to a point (unlikely) when they had too much T3 in their NDT medication then they could always substitute a portion of it for T4 and effectively reduce the ration. This doctor is plain wrong - not even close to be right at all.
How does he explain people like me that can't even take any T4 without becoming hypothyroid?
No, thyroid treatment needs to offer a range of options:
- T4 for those with simple problems and no need a top up of T4 - often older people with only a small extra need
- T4/T3 or natural thyroid for the majority - this should be the standard option
- T3 only or T3 with a little T4 for those that cannot get well with NDT or T4/T3.
Best wishes,
Paul• The author of 'Recovering With T3 My Journey from Hypothyroidism to Good Health Using the T3 Thyroid Hormone' discovered he was hypothyroid over twenty years ago.
• Don't give up hope. There are solutions that work. Please explore this website and it will provide many new ideas for you to consider.
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Hello Paul! I have some questions I hope you have time to answer.
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