Circadian rhythm and thyroid function

[diogenes]

A new review covering the changes in TSH and FT3 over the day and night in humans in health and in disease. Easily accessible as open access.

Thyroid Circadian Timing: Role in Physiology and Thyroid Malignancies. in: Journal of Biological Rhythms Feb 2015, DOI 10.1177/0748730414557634. by J Phillippe andC Dibner.

[humanbean]

Can you give a link please. I can only find the abstract.

[diogenes Remembering in reply to humanbean]

I've relayed the full paper to Louise Warvill at TUK so if you contact her she can give you the full access.

[humanbean in reply to diogenes]

Thank you.

[PR4NOW]

Diogenes, interesting paper, based on Russell et al a lot. One nice statement, "The levels of circulating FT4 and FT3 represent essential clinical parameters for identification of thyroid-related pathologies." Always nice to see that in print, maybe someone will pay attention. Still, no one sees the relationship between the circadian T3 pulse in the early hours and it's effect on the adrenals. I wonder how long it will take science to discover that relationship. Thanks for making the article available. PR