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Default Wilson's Syndrome
Has anyone heard of or been dx'd with Wilson's Syndrome?

IT is a somewhat controversial dx where a person has a low body temperature and symptoms of hypothyroid.

http://www.wilsonstemperaturesyndrom.../T3Article.pdf


www.thyroidbook.com
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