…Dr. Wiersinga mentions, informed thyroid patients have the answer: low iron and cortisol issues–both issues which all-too-many levothyroxine patients acquire due to being a poor treatment, and which either T3…
When my mother was in her 60’s, she had to have a heart procedure. It was scary. And at the time, I found it all very odd. There is no…
…be affected by amount of body fat, gut inflammation, high cortisol levels, auto-immune issues, impaired fat absorption, use of drugs that reduce absorption, aging, and genetic defects, Since intake amount…
…cortisol levels were checked via blood before I went to the endocrinologists. This, I was told, was “normal, no further action”. The endocrinologist rechecked my cortisol again as it was…
…being converted from T4 to T3 and can go to RT3 (in the presence of a cortisol or iron problem, for example). He’s telling me that we need T3 especially…