Makrosky
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Could you please elaborate on that?I too used big doses of pregnenolone which help me enormously, but then went too far. Now, I don't take any.
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Could you please elaborate on that?I too used big doses of pregnenolone which help me enormously, but then went too far. Now, I don't take any.
@gbolduev so would not be useful for individuals that have high cholesterol. Would you give thyroid hormone? Or would you try and optimise calcium/potassium instead?
That's also a similar context as Dr. Peat's comments of hormone usage.i think you got it wrong. It has been demonstrated many times in this forum that using hormones therapeutically can break some negative feedback loops from stress. Same with thyroid, many people start using ndt ot t3+t4 and then focus on lowering pufas and increasing calories and dprotein and fat solubles, etc.. and they need less and less of the supplemental thyroid. It is obvious that that is the way hormones should be used. It works.
Ah yes hes a doctor isnt heThat's also a similar context as Dr. Peat's comments of hormone usage.
At least I have an answer of why I have hypo symptoms and labs are decent though in the low range for T3 and T4, and THS is low.I would give thyroid only when there is an actual problem with the thyroid gland. IN 90% cases it has nothing to do with the thyroid gland, it has to do with potassium levels in the cell.
Or PH regulation in which body cant handle more CO2 ,since it is already acidic.
And? He had hypogonadism and hypothyroidism IIRC. He used hormones for a while, then recovered, and barely uses any anymore besides thyroid. There are many other testimonies. They key is seeing hormones as tools. Peat doesn't take any hormones anymore IIRC, he corrected his metabolism.
i think you got it wrong. It has been demonstrated many times in this forum that using hormones therapeutically can break some negative feedback loops from stress.
IN 90% cases it has nothing to do with the thyroid gland
but if you look at how he changed his whole life (diet, work etc..) this was very dramatic, very few people do this.