![]() ![]() it may be slowing down the conversion of T4 to T3. Can decrease deiodinase activity, i.e.RT3 going up is the most common with low iron! Can make it difficult to continue raising a working desiccated thyroid (or T3), patients have reported, causing either pooling of one’s T3 levels (T3 going high and not getting to the cells–this is rare with low iron, but can happen for a minority, we’ve noticed) or rising RT3 (the inactive hormone).Can lead to symptoms which mimic hypothyroidism-depression, achiness, easy fatigue, weakness, faster heartrate, palpitations, loss of sex drive, hair loss and/or foggy thinking, etc, causing a patient to think they are not on enough desiccated thyroid, or that desiccated thyroid is not working.Becomes the precursor to being anemic, revealed by the other iron labs-saturation and serum iron.When we are getting plenty of iron, that TIBC is usually much lower in the 300’s.ħ reasons having inadequate iron can be a problem Another clue we have a methylation problem with a good looking or high iron? A TIBC getting closer to 330 or higher in the typical range, we have noticed for years now. But that good or high iron may not be breaking down for use, putting us in a LOW IRON state. Having an active MTHFR or other methylation mutations, which usually causes a good looking or high iron, with a LOW ferritin. ![]()
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