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Body temperature

Measuring it, what low means, and why bloodwork can miss it. 22 articles.

Hair Loss, Thinning Hair and Low Body Temperature: What Dr. Wilson Has Written

Thinning hair, hair in the shower drain, thin outer eyebrows and perms that will not hold: what Dr. Wilson's book and articles say about hair loss and low body temperature, how long regrowth takes in his account, and what the evidence is. Quoted with sources.
Migraines, Headaches and Low Body Temperature: What Dr. Wilson Has Written

Dr. Wilson's fluid-retention explanation for migraines, the two case accounts in his book, what the site's other writers add about blood vessels and a twenty-year headache study, and how to check your own temperature. Every medical sentence is quoted and sourced.
Who Is Dr. Denis Wilson? The Story Behind Wilson's Temperature Syndrome

From a patient with a Broda Barnes book in 1988 to the first sustained-release T3, a 1991 book, a medical-board fight, and a small published record — Dr. Wilson's story in his own account, with the sources.
The 53 Symptoms of Low Body Temperature: A Checklist from Dr. Wilson's Book

All 53 symptoms Dr. Wilson associates with a low body temperature, grouped so you can go through them in five minutes, with his own account of how the list was made and what a high count means.
How to Find a Doctor Who Will Treat a Low Body Temperature

Three routes to a practitioner who knows the WT3 protocol — the referral form, the certified list, or your own doctor with Dr. Wilson's free consultation — and what Dr. Wilson says to look for and say.
How to Take Your Temperature for a Wilson's Temperature Syndrome Log

Dr. Wilson's method, step by step: three oral readings a day, three hours apart, averaged, over several days — plus which thermometer to use, the mistakes that skew a reading, and a printable log.
Always Cold? Cold Hands, Cold Feet and Low Body Temperature

Cold hands, cold feet, 'thermostat wars', a Raynaud's case, and the patients who feel hot yet measure low — what Dr. Wilson's book says about temperature complaints when the thyroid tests are normal.
What Is a Low Body Temperature? The Numbers Dr. Wilson Uses

Below 98.6 on average, typically below 97.8, measured by mouth in the daytime — what Dr. Wilson counts as low, why averages matter, and what a low reading does and doesn't prove.
Body Temperature and the Brain

The list of symptoms related to Wilson's Temperature Syndrome (WTS) is long and varied; one of the many possibilities is diminished memory.
Who Gets Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome?

Who develops Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome, the stresses that bring it on, the hereditary and family patterns behind it, and the phrases patients commonly use to describe how they feel.
Finding a doctor you can work with

When looking for a doctor to help with Low Temperature symptoms, sometimes you can find one by interviewing and sorting through various doctors.
Do you Dread Winter? Check your Body Temperature!

If winter makes you want to hibernate, check your body temperature. Low thyroid hormone function can cause low body temperature, fatigue, and winter blues.
What’s so special about a thermometer?

Dr. Denis Wilson explains why he recommends liquid metal thermometers over digital ones, and how averaging your daily temperatures can reveal a low body temperature.
Allergies Aggravated by Low Body Temperature

Allergies can be aggravated by low body temperature. The causes and what you can do.
Dry Skin? Check Your Body Temperature

Dry skin, hair and nails could be a sign of slowed metabolism due to problems with your thyroid hormones
Thinning Hair? Check Your Body Temperature

Thinning hair or hair loss? Check your thyroid. Wilson's Temperature Syndrome. Why low body temperature can cause thinning hair, and how T3 therapy may help.
Down Syndrome, Thyroid, and Body Temperature

Low body temperatures and hypothyroidism are common in Down Syndrome. Correcting low body temperatures can sometimes improve the facies of Down Syndrome.
Low Body Temperature

Low Body Temperature Many doctors are not aware that low body temperatures can cause severe problems or that they can be corrected.
Non-Medical Treatment of Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome

What people can try on their own when Wilson's Temperature Syndrome goes untreated: reducing stress, moderate exercise, small frequent meals, and plenty of rest.
Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome Symptoms

The symptoms of Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome are classic symptoms of slow metabolism as in hypothyroidism. A patient doesn’t have to have all the symptoms to respond well to T3 therapy. In fact, they may only have one.
Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome

Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome is a persistent but reversible slowing of the metabolism, marked by a low body temperature and classic low-thyroid-like symptoms despite normal thyroid blood tests.
What’s Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome?

An overview of Wilson's Temperature Syndrome: a reversible slowing of the metabolism marked by low body temperature and low-thyroid-like symptoms despite normal blood tests, and the WT3 protocol.