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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 104443" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>There's obviously some variance between the two sets of labs (pre & post Defy), with a bump in FT3 and RT3. Just curious, have you ran any antibody labs for autoimmune (TPO & TgAb)? The RT3 thing can be as simple as the flu /viral intrusion, or as complex as a combination of imbalances, emotional stress, infection or injury. Any situation needed to truly conserve energy and ATP synthesis. </p><p></p><p>In cases like low iron & ferritin, the problem then becomes a situation of NOT being able to get T3 transported to the cells adequately. This causes T3 to build up, or 'pool', and yes that triggers the body to convert a higher yield of RT3 from T4.</p><p></p><p>As stated above, your reference ranges on the cortisol tests are actually quite important for the talking points on your circadian profile. Depending on how the profile shapes out you might also talk with Dr. Saya about keeping the DHEA regiment to the PM (after 6:00 PM).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 104443, member: 696"] There's obviously some variance between the two sets of labs (pre & post Defy), with a bump in FT3 and RT3. Just curious, have you ran any antibody labs for autoimmune (TPO & TgAb)? The RT3 thing can be as simple as the flu /viral intrusion, or as complex as a combination of imbalances, emotional stress, infection or injury. Any situation needed to truly conserve energy and ATP synthesis. In cases like low iron & ferritin, the problem then becomes a situation of NOT being able to get T3 transported to the cells adequately. This causes T3 to build up, or 'pool', and yes that triggers the body to convert a higher yield of RT3 from T4. As stated above, your reference ranges on the cortisol tests are actually quite important for the talking points on your circadian profile. Depending on how the profile shapes out you might also talk with Dr. Saya about keeping the DHEA regiment to the PM (after 6:00 PM). [/QUOTE]
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