About Dr. Denis Wilson

Denis Wilson, MD described Wilson 's Temperature Syndrome in 1988 after observing people with symptoms of low thyroid and low body temperature, yet who had normal blood tests. He found that by normalizing their temperatures with T3 (without T4) their symptoms often remained improved even after the treatment was discontinued. He was the first doctor to use sustained-release T3.

What can’t be said about herbs

Tags: drugs, FDA, food, herbs, T3|

Do you think poor diet can contribute to disease and poor health?

Sugar provides calories, but how do you think a person’s health would be after a year of eating nothing but sugar?

Do you think changing a person’s diet might have any chance of reversing illness and disease (especially if poor diet is contributing to the poor health)?

If you do believe that what people eat can have some impact on disease then you may be surprised to know what can’t be said about dietary herbal supplements in marketing. Dietary Supplements are regulated as food and not drugs, and that determines what

What Thyroid Blood Tests Mean

Tags: blood, thyroid, wilson's syndrome, WT3|

A lot of really smart people have done a great deal of scientific research on thyroid blood tests. And there are lots of scientific things that can be said about thyroid tests and how the values can change in various situations. Unfortunately, despite all that science and knowledge people can still feel really poorly even when the thyroid tests provide no clear direction on how to help them recover.

Emotional Stress can cause the metabolism to slow down

Tags: stress, temperature, weightloss, WTS|

Sometimes men want to "encourage" their wives to lose weight and end up doing the one thing that is making it hard for them to lose. They threaten their wives, saying, "If you don't lose weight I'm leaving you." It pains me to write those words, but they are words that patients have actually quoted to me.

Send your body signals to speed up your metabolism

Tags: exercise, metabolism|

Today we're going to discuss ways to send your body signals to speed up through exercise. The premise behind Wilson's Temperature Syndrome is that under conditions of stress and starvation the metabolism will slow down as a coping mechanism. This helps people survive famine and other stressful circumstances of deprivation. But it also prevents them from being as productive as they could be. On the other hand, in times of plenty, the body needs to speed up to normal in order to be able to work, protect, and provide successfully for itself.

Time to lose some weight

Tags: dieting, hunger, metabolism, weightloss|

When people are losing weight they often have a sense of discomfort known as hunger. Hunger isn't always a pleasant feeling but it can be more pleasant when we consider what it means. It means we are losing weight. Let it serve as a constant reminder that you are cheerfully accomplishing your goal. We can almost be sure that if we aren't hungry we aren't losing weight. We can embrace hunger as a welcome sign that we are losing weight.

Losing weight

Tags: dieting, T3, weightloss|

Has it ever seemed that your body is fighting your efforts to lose weight? Well, it is. In addition, when the body temperature drops during dieting, it can often remain lower even after the dieting is over.

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Dr. Shaalan’s Comments

“To my surprise, my wife was cured from her Migraine at a [low] dose”

-M. Shaalan, MD, Ph.D

Corinth, MS

Issues covered in the account below:

Migraine
Hysterectomy, heavy bleeding

I firmly believe in Wilson’s Thyroid Syndrome. I have the book, Manual & patient forms. I have treated myself, my wife & several patients with different symptoms. To my surprise, my wife was cured from her Migraine at a [low] dose………several patients did too. Thanks a lot to Dr Wilson & all your efforts to publicize this MAGICAL cure for almost a thousand serious symptoms. I see many who

Dr. Ayre’s Comments

“I always knew there was a missing piece to thyroid understanding”

-Steven Ayre, MD

Burr Ridge, IL

Issues covered in the account below:

Open-minded
Clinical experience

I have managed to get into the doctor’s book, and I find the whole concept to be really a wonderful piece of work. It has actually served to clarify some of the deep mystery and dissatisfaction I have always felt about “thyroid stuff.” Dr. Wilson’s discovery of this syndrome will answer a lot of questions for a lot of physicians, I am sure.

I have a reputation for being open-minded. A patient looking for help was