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3 ways tissue hypothyroidism increases cholesterol

In today's episode of Thyroid Thursday we are talking about tissue hypothyroidism and its relationship to elevated cholesterol. First, what is tissue hypothyroidism? -The reduction of T3 inside the cells of a particular tissue. You can have decreased T3 inside the cells despite: Having a perfectly functioning thyroid gland Having TSH with in the reference range Having normal T4 in the bloodstream Taking high dose T3 3 ways tissue hypothyroidism can increase cholesterol 1-Decrease bile acid flow. 2-When we have decreased T3 inside the cell, that means our mitochondrial function is typically reduced. There is a net increase in cholesterol synthesis when we have a lower T3 state. 3- If you have decreased T3 at the adrenal gland, you're going to have decreased synthesis and production of your adrenal hormones. So, what do you do? You need to determine why you're not converting T4 to T3. This is not a simple answer. I talk about ways you can help yourself on your own in my book The Thyroid Debacle. You can get your copy here- https://amzn.to/3zHRZYZ If you need more help schedule a 15 minute discovery call with me at thttps://rejuvagen.practicebetter.io/#...