Elchapchapchapo
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too much t3 can make you have extreme fatigue as well as make you cold, it can be confusing
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Have you tried taking magnesium with thyroid? Magnesium can help people acclimate to thyroid better than just taking thyroid by itself.
What form of magnésium can you recommend to optimize results @TeaRex14 ?
Magnesium carbonate in orange juice. Works great. No side effects.
Perhaps you have LOTS of rT3 and what you should try doing is stick to a normal physiologic dose of T3 for a while, make sure your TSH is suppressed alongside T4, and reassess after a couple months
As of now you’re making me think of “T3 resistance” where more T3 won’t change anything. I’d try the long game
Wrong. My rT3 is OK, I don´t have lots of it. And my TSH is always zero.
And I really did that: stick on a normal physiologic dose of T3 for a while. And then, weeks later, I tried one day of large doses. NOTHING happened.
It is a case of insensivity to T3.
And I really don´t know what to do. I asked to MANY people. Nobody appears to know. Sad.
Sorry you are feeling stuck. Maybe no-one else will be really know exactly what is happening for you, or exactly what you need.And I really don´t know what to do. I asked to MANY people. Nobody appears to know. Sad.
I do notice an increase in hunger myself as well. I've never really considered this a "side effect" before other than being a side effect of boosted metabolism. Also thyroid can really increase my sex drive, I don't really know if this should be considered a side effect or not. Thyroid surrogates like aspirin and caffeine don't do this, just supplemental thyroid specifically.
Did you ever figure it out? everytime I search for this I come across your posts. I think it could be an endotoxin problem, maybe requiring antibiotics.Wrong. My rT3 is OK, I don´t have lots of it. And my TSH is always zero.
And I really did that: stick on a normal physiologic dose of T3 for a while. And then, weeks later, I tried one day of large doses. NOTHING happened.
It is a case of insensivity to T3.
And I really don´t know what to do. I asked to MANY people. Nobody appears to know. Sad.