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a. has a specific target cells in the digestive system to increase metabolic rate
b. secretion is governed by negative feedback between ant. pituitary and thyroid gland
c. does not have one specific target as it can stimulate cells of heart, liver, kidney, skeletal muscle
d. can be produced in excessive amounts when ant. pituitary secretes too much FSH

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Oh I founded another forum that had the same question, somebody said it was B. Idk, somebody can confirm it

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I am sensitive in order to thyroxine along with can not go on it general practitioner wont help simply just attempting to deal with about thyroid diet plan, along with pure alternatives but perform receive really unwell occasionally, really puzzled please don't know where I can get help.

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