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      schemingfonzie
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      I took low doses of cynoplus and cynomel for a few weeks. Felt alive like never before for a few days until the T4 caught up with me and I went hyperthyroid for a few days. I slowly tapered off T4 as of 2-3 weeks ago and now have been off everything for a week. It appeared to be a low cholesterol issue.

      Now my vision is blurry. My right arm and leg regularly tingle. I have to monitor my blood sugar. The top of my head often tingles too, and I’m losing hair.
      If you have advice for what to do about any of this, great. If not, I post this as a cautionary tale. Just take it easy.

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        Peatful @schemingfonzie
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        @schemingfonzie

        I would eat robustly
        Foods that I know agree with me- easy to digest ones

        50/20/20 or 40/30/30 ratio

        Get your glycogen stores back up
        Seems like you burnt right through them so to speak

        The further society drifts from the truth the more it will hate those who speak it.

        SD

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          schemingfonzie @Peatful
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          @Peatful I’ll see what I can do. Having to spread sugars throughout the day so it’s a challenge.

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            Living_thing @schemingfonzie
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            @schemingfonzie why do you think your thyroid was low?
            For me I'm pretty sure it was due to heavy metals and I've noticed symptoms crop up again as I increase my temperature. I'm just going slowly with it

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              schemingfonzie @Living_thing
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              @Living_thing not sure, really. Been a fat kid despite not eating that much since about 8 years old.

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                BroJonas @schemingfonzie
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                @schemingfonzie Sounds like an adrenaline reaction more than going hyper. How do you know you were hyperthyroid?

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                  schemingfonzie @BroJonas
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                  @BroJonas I know the symptoms of the two overlap a lot but they map perfectly to my increase and decrease of thyroid dosage

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