Thyroid Allostasis–Adaptive Responses of Thyrotropic Feedback Control to Conditions of Strain, Stress, and Developmental Programming

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@KetoCarnivore @anti_wokeist @ObesityResolved Perhaps starvation isn’t the right term

@anti_wokeist @KetoCarnivore @ObesityResolved I think it takes longer than that. Mine steadily decreased over time from 1 to 0.4 over months of exercise, fasting and carnivore. See type 1 allostatic load: https://t.co/K6oXN9e5xq

@aliloweth @MaryS58459511 @ThyroidBritish @britishthyroid @Soc_Endo @ETA_Thyroid @ThyroidTrust @AmThyroidAssn @youngdiab @SfE_thyronet Regarding allostatic responses of the feedback loop, which may raise or reduce TSH secretion, I would like to refer to ou

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