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Hi Russ or is it Ray?
anyway... i had saliva hormone test done and it showed low T3 and high TSH levels. this test was done in may 06. i finished getting my 11 amalgums out 3 weeks ago... and wonder if the thyroid will naturally fall into place or do you think Thyroid support will help. if thyroid support helps... can it be temporary til the levesl fall into place? thanx.
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Yes, the Thyroid Support could definitely help in the mean time, especially with T3 issues. Then, as your body gets mercury-detoxed, you should eventually be able to stop taking the TS. From what I've heard over the years, it takes anywhere from a few days to a few years for the thyroid to normalize, depending on many factors. You should be able to "feel" the difference within a couple/three days of taking the recommended dosage. Congratulations on the removal! Let us know how your health progresses.
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Where did you get a Saliva Thyroid test from? I've been trying to find a place that does that.
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hey russ... this is lion of judah
i was reading the thyroid support and because i was taking zinc supplements for a month or so... my copper levels were low.. which i am reading may have affected the conversion of T4 to T3... which may be the reason my T3 is low. my TSH was also high. i think i will take copper supplements to see if that helps before taking the thyroid support... although this does appear to be a good product. what do you think?
by the way....i saw you answer a response with Ray... is your name Russ or Ray?
i got the saliva thyroid testing done through ZRT labs. you'll have to google it.
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If your mercury toxic it is much more likely that it is causing the t4- to t3 and mercury toxic people normally favor too much copper and not enough zinc. Zinc helps the conversion of T4 to T3. I'd recommend a a zinc taste test with zinc tally and supplement appropriately.
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LoJ...
Sure, you could give copper a try. If you do, let us know what it does, please.
Russ
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this is lion of judah.....
Jason... i was taking zinc supplements which affect copper levels... that is the reason my copper was low. perhaps mercury was involved as well...no doubt, but i need to rule out the one before the other......
if after taking copper, i stll have low T3 levels.. than i will try the thyroid support. thanx for your feedback..
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