TSH levels, sodium iodide symporters etc

Googled this : its an old CZ Thread. Searched for Iodide symporter related stuff

"It seems that an elevated TSH really shows that Iodine absorption is occurring - in other words the sodium-iodide symporter is doing its job. The symporter is regulated by TSH. And so I should probably be happy my TSH has gone up.
Brownstein says TSH elevation usually lasts from 6-12 months. But I read where it can last for 18 months.

For my next doctor visit I will need to bring an explanatory sheet on sodium-iodide symporter and TSH. Although I will not agree to taking thyroid hormones I will agree to have my TSH and thyroid hormone levels checked every few months."


Now i m asking myself what it means, if TSH levels actually lower on 50-100mg Iodine right frim the start and never rise after beginning the Iodine Protocol.

Mine were 1,3 before i ve changed my diet and got iodine deficient. then my TSH rose up to 3,6.

After being on iodoral 12,5 mg for about 2,5 months ( November 2013-january 2014) TSH was already down to 3,03 .... In April my TSH was 2,20 ... I believe i took 50mg by Then or even 100mg already.
In july my TSH was 1,94.

As u can see it always went down. never up.

Why did mine lower where as its rises in most cases and is even wished to rise ?


As i lowerd my iodine to 12,5 mg in July my TSH was up to 3,45 again in November.

Rose it again after that and in february it was down to 2,18 again.


tried to upload my results hahhaha

but no matter what i do.... its turned

sorry

maybe u can copy it and turn it correctly

http://www.image-share.com/ijpg-2915-149.html
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