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Posted by tendency on March 30, 2005, at 13:04:07
I've been trying wilsons thyroid syndrome treatment on and off for about a year with mixed results. it involves taking sustained release t3 in 7.5mcg doses in the hope of raising (and maintaining) a temperature of 98.6.
When i get my temp up to mid 98's it completely ends my depression and my mood and energy are great. trouble is, i can never hold these temps. it's very frustrating. anyone have luck with this?
Posted by Iansf on March 30, 2005, at 23:59:58
In reply to wilsons thyroid syndrome - anyone try?, posted by tendency on March 30, 2005, at 13:04:07
> I've been trying wilsons thyroid syndrome treatment on and off for about a year with mixed results. it involves taking sustained release t3 in 7.5mcg doses in the hope of raising (and maintaining) a temperature of 98.6.
> When i get my temp up to mid 98's it completely ends my depression and my mood and energy are great. trouble is, i can never hold these temps. it's very frustrating. anyone have luck with this?
I do take thyroid med but haven't tried sustained release t3. I found your post interesting, however, because my normal temperature is about 97.8. I've always found it curious, but I never associated it with depression - or with low thyroid for that matter. Doctors have always dismissed it as insignificant, and I accepted their opinion. I think I'll have to investigate this. Thanks for the post.
Posted by tendency on March 31, 2005, at 0:48:28
In reply to Re: wilsons thyroid syndrome - anyone try? » tendency, posted by Iansf on March 30, 2005, at 23:59:58
> I do take thyroid med but haven't tried sustained release t3. I found your post interesting, however, because my normal temperature is about 97.8. I've always found it curious, but I never associated it with depression - or with low thyroid for that matter. Doctors have always dismissed it as insignificant, and I accepted their opinion. I think I'll have to investigate this. Thanks for the post.
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check www.wilsonsthyroidsyndrome.com. yes, i was stunned at how effective this treatment was for alleviating depression and returning my enthusiasm and zest for life. still trying to work out the kinks with it though. btw, my temps average about 97.5
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