The question of whether FT3 (free triiodothyronine) can help with skin (Haut) is not supported by the provided context. FT3 is an active thyroid hormone that regulates metabolism. Thyroid disorders like hypothyroidism can cause skin issues such as dryness or scaling, and hormone replacement therapy may improve these. However, FT3 as a single marker is not a direct 'skin remedy.' The context only mentions that MyBody-X may offer hormone tests, but no specific data on FT3 and skin are given. Without clinical studies or product details, the evidence remains unclear. Self-diagnosis or treatment with thyroid hormones is dangerous and can cause serious side effects. For skin concerns, a doctor or dermatologist should always be consulted. The evidence is rated as 'unclear.'
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