It is not recommended to try to increase body temperature through the thyroid pathway by increasing iodine uptake or any other means, especially without proper medical supervision. While the thyroid gland does play a role in regulating body temperature, it is just one of many factors that influence thermoregulation. Additionally, the thyroid gland is a very sensitive organ and can be easily disrupted by changes in iodine intake or other factors.

In situations where fuel is not available and individuals need to stay warm, it is important to focus on other methods of staying warm such as wearing thick clothing, using blankets, staying active to generate body heat, and using other heating sources if available. It is also important to be aware of the risks of hypothermia and take steps to prevent it, such as staying dry and avoiding prolonged exposure to cold temperatures. In extreme situations, seeking medical assistance or relocating to a warmer environment may be necessary.

Symptoms of Taking Too Much Levothyroxine by Mary Shomon

Not recommended to take too much thyroxin.

The signs and symptoms of thyroid hormone overmedication can vary but may include:

• Elevated pulse and blood pressure
• Anxiety, nervous energy, tremors
• Feeling irritable, overemotional, erratic, or depressed
• Difficulty concentrating
• Difficulty sleeping
• Fatigue or feeling extremely tired
• Feeling overheated, even when others are cold
• Diarrhea
• Feeling like your heart is skipping a beat or racing
• Weight loss with no change in your diet or exercise routine
• Increase in food intake with no weight gain

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