I did a round of the WT3 protocol and my temperature has been right at 98.6. I have more energy, and have seen improvement in all my symptoms. However, I was concerned that I was not losing any weight. Then, I decided to try eating healthier foods and the weight started coming off. Now, I had dieted before and actually either gained or stayed the same. I know for sure the WT3 jump started my metabolism so I could lose. I have lost 14 lbs in 2 months.

I am so thankful that I found Dr. Wilson online, and he led

As you may know, a report came out in the news the other day that between 2007 and 2010 the net worth of the average American dropped by 40%. Times of economic scarcity can help generate the exact kind of stress and deprivation that can bring on low temperatures and “hibernation mode”.

What’s interesting is that in our day and age such a physiologic response can be mal-adaptive.

If we were hunter-gatherers and food was scarce then slowing of the metabolism would be a good thing. However, no matter how tough things get in the United

Dear Friends,

10 years ago I was giving a lecture at a medical conference on the treatment of Wilson’s Syndrome and someone asked when more doctors would become aware of how to recognize and treat the symptoms. I opened the question to the floor saying, “I don’t know, I’ve been speaking about it for 10 years now… what do you think it will take for more doctors to recognize the problem and be able to treat it?” One doctor spoke up saying, “20 years.”

It is funny how long it can take for tradition to change in medicine.

“I am starting to spread the word. You have given me hope.”

“6.5 years back, 6 months after I gave birth to my son, I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis and the doctor put me on Synthroid 0.088 right away. Since then my tests always are within the range and my dosage never changed. Like everybody else, I felt a little better at the beginning. But as the years passed I feel the symptoms that are listed on your web site are getting worse. I have at least 20 of them with PMS, weight gain, irritability, allergies,constipation, depression being the most

Actress Kim Cattrall is among the 1.6 million Americans with Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, an autoimmune condition that causes thyroid inflammation and low thyroid symptoms. Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome protocols may help!

Hashimoto’s mirrors the classic struggle of WTS patients: Despite being treated with thyroid medicine such that their blood tests are normal, many patients with Hashimoto’s STILL don’t feel well. Their low temperature symptoms may include fatigue, weight gain, mood problems, and yes, intolerance to cold. So, it’s no surprise to us that Hashimoto’s patients often respond very favorably to T3 therapy for WTS. By restoring healthy body temperature, we have had great

There are 200+ WTS doctors across America. But that’s a small consolation if there’s no WTS doctor near you! What can you do if there’s no WTS doctor nearby?

Talk to your current doctor. Share what you know about WTS and T3 therapy, and then politely ask, “I really feel this might be what’s wrong with me… would you be willing to work with me on it?”  If your doctor agrees, you may have just found the perfect WTS practitioner for you! Here are some tips for talking to your doctor and creating your own path to WTS protocols:

• Make it easy.
  

Has T3 therapy?

A lot of people would love to hear from people that have actually tried this approaches.  They’d love to know what kind of results you’ve gotten so they can decide whether they should try pursuing them also.

Thanks for considering making a video that will help others decide whether they should look into trying T3 therapy!

Read an abstract of an article about the WT3 Protocol in a peer-reviewed medical journal on Pubmed.gov, or you can review the article in its entirety.

The “standard of care” is defined by a specific set of legal criteria. This is a letter with a legal expert’s statement .

Dear Physician,

 

I am a registered pharmacist and a licensed attorney, and I have been practicing FDA and medical licensing law for over 10 years.  I have reviewed the science and the research of the WT3 protocol and discussed the treatment

Everyone knows that a slow metabolism and low thyroid function can lead to weight gain and make weight loss extremely difficult. Practically any time patients go to the doctor complaining of fatigue, easy weight gain, and difficulty losing weight, low thyroid function will be the first thing to cross doctors’ minds. The problem is that doctors have been trained to think they can rule out low thyroid function with thyroid blood tests. But thyroid blood tests can only rule out glandular causes of low thyroid function. They can’t rule out peripheral causes. They can’t rule out Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome. Wilson’s

Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome
(Wilson’s Syndrome, for short)

Classically, Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome is

• a persistent but reversible slowing of the metabolism often brought on by the stress of illness, injury, or emotional trauma.
• often worsened in stages with subsequent stress.
• characterized by a low body temperature and classic low-thyroid-like symptoms.
• often corrected with a special thyroid treatment even though thyroid blood tests are often in the normal range.

In addition, there are people who seem much more prone to developing Wilsons Temperature Syndrome than others. Their symptoms tend to:

• Come on earlier in life. So early that some patients