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Which path to follow with fibromyalgia, undermethylator, MCS and histadelic
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My bowel movements were good. A little thinner than normal though. I also need to go more often, but that's the laxative side of it i guess.
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This is called "dose to bowel tolerance". If stools are thinner then reduce the dose you are taking.
I think this is what Hashimoto's is about
Hmm i have this positive anti-tpo but my free t3 is fine. Is this still Hashimoto? Bit confused!
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What is your reverse T3?
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Because Mag Oxide reduced my MCS symptoms alot i decided to try it again. I have ordered the powder version, to see if the brain fog is less then those capsules which contains some stearate fillers. I'll keep you updated.
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This is great newsBecause Mag Oxide reduced my MCS symptoms alot i decided to try it again. I have ordered the powder version, to see if the brain fog is less then those capsules which contains some stearate fillers. I'll keep you updated.
Do you know what your levels for uric acid are?