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Testosterone and depression ..Dr. Mark Gordon
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 139255" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>Nah man, anxiety is just a symptom. You can absolutely get rid of it by figuring out the specific hormone imbalance that’s causing it. SSRI’s are for people that haven’t learned about hormones, or people that know about hormones, but are tired of trying to figure out the root cause and need immediate relief. Both situations, I greatly respect. I know how hard it is to spend the time learning about hormones, and how dealing with hormone imbalances on a daily basis feels like literal torture. So I don’t fault anyone for taking prescription medications, but 9/10 times you can either cure, or minimize greatly, anxiety/ depression by fixing the underlying hormone imbalance/ improving diet and exercising.</p><p></p><p>In your case, you are 100% hypothyroid. Your RT3 is very high. RT3 gets into the T3 receptors, and blocks actual T3 from binding to these receptors, which will give you all the symptoms of hypothyroidism. There is literally T3 receptors in every single cell of the body. The brain actually has the most T3 receptors out of anywhere else in the body. That’s why having optimal thyroid function is the most important thing you can do for your mental health. I’m not saying optimizing your thyroid will 100% rid you of your depression/ anxiety issues, but I can guarantee that it will help immensely, if not rid you of both all together.</p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]rcAnKFYqzxo:626[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 139255, member: 15043"] Nah man, anxiety is just a symptom. You can absolutely get rid of it by figuring out the specific hormone imbalance that’s causing it. SSRI’s are for people that haven’t learned about hormones, or people that know about hormones, but are tired of trying to figure out the root cause and need immediate relief. Both situations, I greatly respect. I know how hard it is to spend the time learning about hormones, and how dealing with hormone imbalances on a daily basis feels like literal torture. So I don’t fault anyone for taking prescription medications, but 9/10 times you can either cure, or minimize greatly, anxiety/ depression by fixing the underlying hormone imbalance/ improving diet and exercising. In your case, you are 100% hypothyroid. Your RT3 is very high. RT3 gets into the T3 receptors, and blocks actual T3 from binding to these receptors, which will give you all the symptoms of hypothyroidism. There is literally T3 receptors in every single cell of the body. The brain actually has the most T3 receptors out of anywhere else in the body. That’s why having optimal thyroid function is the most important thing you can do for your mental health. I’m not saying optimizing your thyroid will 100% rid you of your depression/ anxiety issues, but I can guarantee that it will help immensely, if not rid you of both all together. [MEDIA=youtube]rcAnKFYqzxo:626[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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