If youโre struggling with hypothyroidism, you may have heard of T4 and T3 hormones. T4 is the inactive form of thyroid hormone, while T3 is the active form that your body needs to function properly. … Continue
Reverse T3 measurement is one of the important markers that need to be checked periodically while monitoring the thyroid supplemental hormone (supplementation with T4 or T4/T3 especially). Conventional medicine acknowledges that Reverse T3 concentrations are … Continue
TSH stands for Thyroid Stimulating Hormone and is produced by the pituitary gland in the brain. The simplistic view of produced hormones looks like this: TRH (Hypothalamus – part of the brain) -> TSH (Pituitary … Continue
There are two lab ranges that coexist: pathological lab range and functional lab range. The pathological lab ranges are used to diagnose and see the progress of the disease. The functional lab range is used … Continue