Wilson's Thyroid Syndrome
Also known as: Wilson's Reverse T3 Dominance Syndrome; Wilson’s Syndrome
Description
Wilson’s Thyroid Syndrome is a Syndrome characterized by excessive production of Reverse T3 from Thyroxine in the deep tissues of the body.
Prevalence
Wilson’s Thyroid Syndrome is significantly more prevalent in women than in men.
These Substances may Alleviate Wilson’s Thyroid Syndrome
Hormones
7-Keto DHEA may be useful for the treatment of Wilson’s ThyroidSyndrome (due to its ability to significantly increase Triiodothyronine (T3) levels without affecting other Thyroid Hormones). [1]
Triiodothyronine (T3) alleviates Wilson’s Thyroid Syndrome (insufficient levels of Triiodothyronine are responsible for almost all of the symptoms of Wilson’s Thyroid Syndrome). [2]
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