The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
the two d1 and d2 perhaps uh genetic there's two couple enzymes involved in the conversion of t4 to t3 and there are people that have been known to not ever be able to tolerate t4 meaning they can't convert it and so what happens is that you remain hypothyroid if your doctor is not looking at the reverse teeth reap
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you need to understand all of these and what you're basically doing is using the amounts of T4 or free T4 T3 or free T3 reverse T3 to impute what the action is of these diodonases and their for what your treatment strategy needs to be
I prefer to order not just the TSH but the free T4 the free T3 and the reverse T3 if I have any concerns about hypothyroidism
but if a patient has symptoms and you need to investigate them I think you have to understand all of these and what you're basically doing is using the amounts of T4 or free T4 T3 or free T3 reverse T3 to impute what the action is of these diodonases and their for what your treatment strategy needs to be
I prefer to order not just the TSH but the free T4 the free T3 and the reverse T3 if I have any concerns about hypothyroidism