Short YouTube clip by McCall McPherson explaining symptoms of excess T3 (active thyroid hormone). Lists common early signs — anxiety, jitteriness, racing heart, sweating, palpitations, sometimes weight loss — and warns that excess T3 can cause atrial fibrillation, increasing risk of heart attack and stroke.
Symptoms of too much T3 or too much active thyroid hormone, you might hear Rosie in the background. So if you end up on too much T3, it very much mimics hyperthyroidism. So you feel anxious, jittery, heart racing. Hey Rosie. Calm body heart racing, anxiety, feelings of over caffeination. Sometimes you can have weight loss, but a lot of times you won't. Serious ramifications of too much T3 are a heart arrhythmia called atrial fibrillation that increases your chance of heart attack stroke significantly. So that's what you want to avoid. But the early signs of this are like sweating, palpitations, anxiety, feeling like you drank too much coffee. I hope that helps.
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