This is the whole sentence from the link below. It only consists of it alone but doctors aren't permitted to use their initiatives:-
According to Dr Lindner, Hormone Restoration, website:
"One day, this delusional TSH-based thyroidology will be abandoned and physicians will go back to diagnosing and treating thyroid insufficiency by clinical criteria--according to the patient's signs and symptoms first, and the FT4 and FT3 levels second. "
If only, one can but dream!
Who is Dr Lindner? If he is a Consultant endocrinologist we need to spread his point of view in the UK.
Answering my own question - he is in Pennsylvania in the US. Interesting to know if he is considered to be an “outlier” by the rest of the medical profession? Diogenes has posted articles written by Dr L about the relationship between thyroid hormones and those from
the adrenals and sex organs.
I assume he will be disliked by the Endocrinology Associations - like our Dr Skinner and Dr Peatfield. I think that all were trained in a very similar way i.e. before blood tests and levo were introduced as the 'perfect' diagnosing and treatment.
Our Dr Skinner (RIP) was a Virologist and a while after the introduction of tests etc he was being sent patients for a second opinion as they had 'mysterious diseases'. What Dr S found that they were undiagnosed hypo according to their clinical symptoms and treated them and also with options, i.e. NDT if they didn't improve on levo. Some did fine on levothyroxine.
This is another success who consulted Dr S as he also consulted in Glasgow as well as Birmingham and it saved her life.
If only it would make life so much better for all
Before blood tests were invented along with levothyroxine, that's how we were diagnosed upon clinical symptoms alone and given a trial of NDT. 'Modern' method makes more money for Big Pharma if we also get more prescriptions for clinical symptoms which aren't resolved besides remaining unwell.
Was doing well on T4/T3 Combo but symptoms have returned after 1 year on the same dose
Hypothyroid - ways to reduce inflammation and hence ferritin
Feeling great all summer and as quick as the weather has changed so have I :( 
Vitamin deficiency is becoming an epidemic in the USA and mimics a lot of other illness but doctors aren't telling you!
Tsh rise
