MetabolicTrash
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Curious about this and think some others here might be too. For those who have used and clearly benefited from things like T3/T4/NDT/thyroid in general and etc., how would you compare them to the mimetics/surrogates often spoken of here?
Peat often talks of how things like aspirin can raise T3 and etc., but how powerful is the difference in mechanism/effect biochemically? Can T3 itself, for example, do more than aspirin tends to but with less drawbacks?
Peat has often recommended thyroid itself, but I've never heard/read him recommend aspirin purely as an approach to a thyroid issue by itself.
Can we put aspirin on the same level as potentially benefiting someone as actual T3/NDT/etc., or is there no real comparison, i.e. aspirin is just a poorer, more indirect "helper" to the same possible end/outcomes?
I know the many here who have tried aspirin and thyroid and etc. can probably weigh in the effectiveness by context maybe -- or possibly a biochemical explanation on how one might tend to be more preferable to another sometimes at least.
Peat often talks of how things like aspirin can raise T3 and etc., but how powerful is the difference in mechanism/effect biochemically? Can T3 itself, for example, do more than aspirin tends to but with less drawbacks?
Peat has often recommended thyroid itself, but I've never heard/read him recommend aspirin purely as an approach to a thyroid issue by itself.
Can we put aspirin on the same level as potentially benefiting someone as actual T3/NDT/etc., or is there no real comparison, i.e. aspirin is just a poorer, more indirect "helper" to the same possible end/outcomes?
I know the many here who have tried aspirin and thyroid and etc. can probably weigh in the effectiveness by context maybe -- or possibly a biochemical explanation on how one might tend to be more preferable to another sometimes at least.
