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 success in correcting Hashimoto’s symptoms.
How might we help a Hashimoto’s patient like Kim Cattrall? We’d start by suggesting Ms. Cattrall use our doctor locator to see if any of our 200+ doctors are nearby. If not, we’d encourage her to share our new T3 tutorial videos with her doctor and to ask her doctor to give WTS protocols a try.
These efforts might culminate in WT3 therapy to normalize low body temperature, balance metabolism, possibly calm thyroid inflammation and promote an upward spiral of restored vitality.
Just last week I was told my thyroid was ovvicatree. My doc is requesting more blood work in 8 to 10 weeks and this is the test she want me to do.T3, Total; Thyroid Aby Panel; TSH (NOT REFLEXED); T4 FREE. At this time no treatment is required. I had a lapband two years ago and I have lost any weight in a year could the thyroids be the problem? Also I have other medical conditions that have me stressed out.