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Here is a reminder that millions of people are being condemned to hypothyroidism  due to current medical guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disease.

We know this and we are right and the prevailing medical rigidity is just wrong.

It will change at some point and things will get better but the lack of science that is currently at the heart of current medical guidelines is a travesty.

Here is a Newswire from a year ago which talks to this point and following this is the strong and undeniable paper by Erik Pritchard that the Newswire refers to:

This is a more complete version of the Q&A that Dr. Izabella Wentz (The Thyroid Pharmacist) did with me recently:

http://thyroidpharmacist.com/articles/circadian-t3-method

Best wishes,

Paul

We don't often see many studies concerning T3 replacement. Here is one research study that showed positive outcomes with T3 replacement when used in three doses per day (much like the Recovering with T3 protocol).

In the study hypothyroid patients were evaluated with T3 (Liothyronine) treatment dosed three times per day against T4 (Levothyroxine, Synthroid) treatment. Many measurements were taken and the T3 was more effective in resolving their hypothyroid symptoms.

Introduction

Poor gut health can impact thyroid function and be a factor in the start of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. Conversely, it is well known that poor thyroid hormone levels can lead to gut problems like bloating, inflammation and leaky gut. An old Greek guy called Hippocrates is famous for saying "all disease begins in the gut"... maybe he was right.

The Gut has Multiple Functions

It is designed to prevent substances that we are not meant to digest from getting inside our bloodstream and to the rest of the body.