Everything you need to know about your thyroid gland, how it works, what happens when it stops working, and what you can do about it. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or you’ve been dealing with thyroid problems for years, you’ll find articles here on thyroid conditions, lab testing, medications, supplements, and the treatment strategies that actually move the needle.
Hair loss is one of the most frustrating symptoms that women with thyroid problems deal with. That’s because it can be hard to pinpoint exactly what is causing it. Oh, it’s definitely related to your thyroid; that much is obvious, but there are a lot of different ways that your thyroid problem can contribute. Is …
Why does your body weight matter if you have hypothyroidism? Shouldn’t you just learn to be happy with your weight? While I have no problem with how you think about your weight, there’s one thing you should know: Your body weight may just be the single best measure of thyroid function [1]. And with up …
Thyroid patients sometimes forget that one of the best tools they have to improve their thyroid is literally at their fingertips. What is it? The food that they put into their bodies. Will it take the place of thyroid medication? Not necessarily. But can it help your thyroid work more effectively and help you feel …
Reverse T3 is an anti-thyroid metabolite. The more of it you have in your system, the worse your thyroid functions. This is standard thyroid physiology 101, but here’s the problem: First: Doctors aren’t in the habit of ordering this test, so it’s very unlikely you’ll never know it’s a problem unless you know to look …
Over 100 million people will fill a prescription for levothyroxine this year and most of these people have no idea how many things interfere with its function. Why does it matter? Because if you aren’t taking it correctly then there’s a good chance it’s not going to help you feel better. Most people know they shouldn’t take their …
Thyroid problems lead to weight gain but probably not in the way you think they do. Let me ask you this: Does it make sense that people suddenly start eating more and exercising less when they get their thyroid diagnosis? And it’s this sudden behavior change that’s responsible for the weight gain that 80% of …
Are you struggling to get your Hashimoto’s under control? If so, nigella sativa can help. This natural herb has been used for centuries, but most thyroid patients have no idea it exists. And that’s too bad considering that at least one double-blind placebo-controlled trial has shown that it may be able to help you put …
T2 supplements are incredibly safe and effective and thyroid patients can benefit tremendously from their use. I’ve been supplying and manufacturing T2 supplements for several years and throughout the time, my T2 supplements have been used by tens of thousands of thyroid patients. During that time we have also accumulated more reviews than any other …
T3 supplements are some of the most powerful supplements available for thyroid patients, so it’s no wonder why they are so popular. And it’s for this reason that some thyroid patients are somewhat hesitant to take them. But let me put your mind at ease: T3 thyroid support supplements are quite safe for the majority …
This post will walk you through all of the causes of thyroid problems including Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyroidism, Goiter, Thyroid Cancer, and Nodules which all potentially may impact thyroid function in the body. Thyroid disorders are incredibly common among individuals and any changes to thyroid function may result in serious symptoms that reduce the quality of your …
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