krisuk

here's a consideration i have had, this could be a very very rare case


that the body is producing low adrenaline, high nor-adrenaline, but also there is a problem is converting nor-adrenaline to adrenaline


therefore the thyroid is slightly overactive because of high nor-adenline stimulating TRH, the body knows this and trys to balance the endocrine system but this is causing stress on the adrenal gland.

when the body trys to recover it produces larger amounts of dopamine, this leads to increase nor-adrenaline and adrenaline, however if there is a problem converting nor-adrenaline to adrenaline, then exccess nor-adrenaline will continue to stimulate the overactive thyroid, casuing more pressure on the adrenal gland and in this case will cause a cycle of not progress.

however if adrenaline ( to some degree in the case of clonidine that worked a bit) is "directly" simulated, a key part of the body ability to cope with this stress is solved and excessive noradrenaline does not need to be produced adranaline, reducing the levels of TRH and enabling the body to cope with the thyroids demands.

and breath ............... what do you think

its a maybe???