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640719 tn?1277140030

Do your comfort zone levels change with age?

I have found in this past year that my levels that I have been comfortable with for over the past 10 years are now making me super hyper. My levels have always been in the hyper zone but that is where I have always felt good.  Just wondering can this change with age.. I'm wondering if my metabolism is changing in some way? Thanks for any input. Juli  
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640719 tn?1277140030
That would be me.. all of the above! Thank you for answering!
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Definitely.  In fact, as we age, FT3 and FT4 levels tend to go down.  It's part of the reason older people slow down.  I tend to think that demand also goes down.

What about menopause?  Is that a factor?  Changing estrogen levels also affect levels and demand.
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