You might want to read this...from the American Thyroid Association website:
http://www.thyroid.org/publications/...6_wilsons.html
And another from Quackwatch:
http://www.quackwatch.com/04Consumer...ws/wilson.html
Basically, there is no current scientific basis for "Wilson's Syndrome". In fact, taking T3 can be not only useless but downright dangerous, which along with the non-existence of WTS is probably why your medical insurance won't cover it.
Heres an article from
http://www.thyroid.org/publications/.../signalv41.pdf :
Quote:
T3 Toxicity Alert
In March, three Atlanta area women were hospitalized with thyrotoxic crises after taking T3 capsules compounded at a local pharmacy. Two of the patients were delirious and required ventilatory support for more than a week. All three women were being treated for "Wilson's Syndrome". Many more patients in Metro Atlanta and eastern Alabama - some with no evidence of underlying thyroid disease - have been prescribed compounded T3, and some have been found to have thyrotoxic serum T3 levels. The Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency is investigating...
Let me stress that I am
not trying to rain on your parade here - the Internet is a wonderful place to find information but at the same time there are a lot of not-so-truthful places out there - I urge you to read the articles,
talk to your regular doctor and find out the facts. The fact is, normal human body temp fluctuates...it doesn't always stay at 98.6 - sometimes it's a couple of degrees lower, sometimes a degree or two higher...
If you feel you have a thyroid problem, you may want to have your doctor do a biopsy, thyroid scan or ultrasound (I'm not a doctor but had a thyroid test done years ago when trying to figure out why I was so fat - BTW, my thyroid tested out normal!)
Take care!