The pituitary receives information TRH from the hypothalamus and sends information TSH to the thyroid depending on the state of T4 and T3 in the body.
GH: the secretory capacity of the pituitary
| TABLE 2. | Decrease GH (/10) | STANDARD FIGURES | Increase GH (*10) |
| TRH | 2500 | 2500 | 2500 |
| TSH | 0,6877 | 1,8 | 5,0176 |
| TT4 | 61,3794 | 121,94 | 198,1946 |
| FT4 | 8,8943 | 17,67 | 28,7197 |
| TT3 | 1,6187 | 3,21 | 5,2267 |
| FT3 | 2,6934 | 5,35 | 8,6966 |
| cT3 | 5937,4311 |
| 18802,5327 |
These are the standard curves:
Increased GH increased TSH/T4 and the opposite with the decreased values. It seems as if fT4 despite fluctuations falls slightly over the 30-day simulation