Thyroxine

... that has been taking very high daily doses of the compound X would have which of the following blood profiles? a. above normal TSH: above-normal thyroxine b. above normal TSH: below-normal thyroxine c. below normal TSH: above-normal thyroxine d. below normal TSH: below-normal thyroxine e. normal ...

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Thanks guys just wondering if these are correct? Why are babies tested for thyroxine levels?  To measure the blood levels of thyroid hormone (T4) and TSH Why take extra iodine in the diet? Adequate levels of iodine ensure the proper functioning of the thyroid ...

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... get it from Mother's market and it tastes REALLY GREAT like any other cheese Does anyone have similar symptomps like mine !! and by the way, I use thyroxine 100 mg. since 2 years now May I suggest that someone can summarize general symptoms and general recommendations I have 36 pages to read :oops: ...

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Does anyone know how to tell if a inhibitor is competitive or non competitive ? specifically thyroxine ??

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If contractile strength is independent of muscle stretch and EDV ,but rather controlled by bloodborne chemicals (epinephrine, excess of Ca,thyroxine) which has little to do with the vagus (parasympathetic division) nerve, even if it's cut; then, yes, HR will increase, reflecting inherent rate ...

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