I actually have been seeing a Naturopath who was recommended on your website. A fabulous doctor. Unfortunately it is a bit of a ways to travel for me so I ordered some of the supplements off of the website. I originally started with the T3 therapy and was amazed by the change in how I feel. I totally lost that head wrapped in cotton feeling that I had been living with for the last 5 years. I have Hashimoto's and haven't taken any T3 for the last 5 weeks. I am now taking the Thyroid Px plus some other supplements that the Doctor recommended. I still feel great although I underwent some stress and overwork in the last couple of weeks. That really knocked me back a bit. I am also trying to take your other advice about lifestyle changes to heart. I get some exercise every day, trying to de-stress, get enough rest and eat well...I'm still on the way to getting well but I'm very happy with the results so far.

Melanie  

 
I am a Wilson's Syndrome sufferer. I have been on the corrective process for 6 months now, because of deep deep hole the synthroid had me in, it is taking me awhile to recover. I am doing quite well, and a lot of my symptoms are gone or almost gone. My weight is just now starting to come off and very slow.

-Holly  

 
I did the T3 therapy and feel much better. I have been off the T3 for a few days and I'm feeling much better.

TB  

 
Dr.Wilson,
I was just recently diagnosed with Hashimoto's. I am not taking any thyroid medication, but am just working with a Naturopathic Doctor on reducing the inflammation in my gut in order to reduce the antibodies, so that my thyroid can try to work on its own. When we started my thyroid antibodies were very high(4500) . After 5 months we have gotten them down to just over 300. I am very fatigued & achy still, but feeling a little better. Would any of the stuff you use help my situation or is it just for hypothyroidism, not the autoimmune disease.
Thanks for your help,
I look forward to hearing from you.
Shelley Benson  

 
I am hypothyroid and am on thyroxine (125 mcg) but I still have hypo symptoms. My temperature is currently running at 35-36 degrees celsius, and I can't seem to get it any higher. Doctors just say I'm a ''cold'' person. I am fighting to try to get T3 treatment from the local hospital but the NHS doesn't approve (probably because it is costly). Despite feeling so tired I find that when my body temperature is so low my sleep is very disurbed. Is this normal?  

 
I tried WTS about a year ago and am sorry to say that I gave up at the first hurdle. My tempertaure at the start was 96.3 and increased to about 97 on 7.5mcg. When I increased this dose to 15mcg my temperature dropped to 95.3 and I felt worse. The doctor advisng me did not seem to understand the protocol and I gave up after a few days because I felt worse. Since then in the past year I have read your patient annd doctor's manuals and I now understand that I was a one day compenstator.

I am wondering whether to give it another go, with another doctor, but am not sure from reading the manuals exactly what the guidance is for one day compenstators. I would appreciate your help please.