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Repost:Hypothyroidism by jcrows 17 y View Entire Thread 2
Type 1 Hypothyroidism is defined as failure of the thyroid gland to produce sufficient amounts of thyroid hormones necessary to maintain ”normal” blood levels of those hormones and ”normal” blood levels of the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) produced by the pituitary gland. The TSH test is the standard blood test your doctor checks when looking for hypothyroidism. Around 7% of Americans suffer Type 1 hypothyroidism. Type 2 Hypothyroidism is defined as peripheral resistance to thyroid hormones at the cellular level. It is not due to a lack of adequate thyroid hormones. Normal a ... 3,599 hits
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Re: detox symptoms? by Hveragerthi 15 y
Most of your symptoms are very typical of hypothyroidism. This is also the most common reason for hair loss in women. Furthermore, both adrenal disorders and hormone imbalances can both contribute to hypothyroidism. So I would check this first. Lab teats are VERY inaccurate when it comes to detecting hypothyroidism. A more accurate way to detect hypothyroidism is with basal body temperature. Instructions for this simple test can be found on the internet. Hypothyroidism symptoms include weight gain in some cases, fatigue, hair loss, constipation, insomnia, dry hair and skin, cold intoler ... 13,668 hits
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Re: Natway, anorexia symptoms by natway 10 y
Evidence under-eating causes hypothyroid: - Medical Conditions Associated with Hypothyroidism Anorexia or bulimia. People with eating disorders are at risk for hypothyroidism. In these patients, however, reduced thyroid function may be an adaptation to malnutrition and, therefore, some experts think that only the eating disorder should be treated, not hypothyroidism. http://health.kernan.org/patiented/articles/what_symptoms_of_hypothyroidism_000038_3.htm - Medical Conditions Associated with Hypothyroidism Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa. In these pat ... 3,203 hits
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Re: article on how copper reduces digestive enzymes by overtheedge 13 y
alibaba, perhaps copper toxicity relates to hypothyroidism more directly than I thought Low temp being a sign of hypothyroidism, but it also has to do with basal metabolic rate I wonder if it actually causes a thyroid drop or just mimics hypothyroidism Of course the adrenal insufficiency over time will lead to hypothyroidism Iv also heard that copper tox is invariably experienced along with Adrenal Fatigue and perhaps even caused by low cortisol(Adrenal Fatigue) Laredo, how long have you been supping zinc(and anything else related to copper dumping) and how has the pain of c ... 2,986 hits
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Re: Hair loss in women by Hveragerthi 14 y
I have hypothyroidism, but have very thick hair that doesn’t fall out. The list of symptoms for hypothyroidism are possible symptoms. Not everyone with hypothyroidism will develop every hypothyroid symptom. For example, weight gain is a common symptom of hypothyroidism, but a person with hypothyroidism can still be skinny. Part of this will have to do with what thyroid hormone(s) are deficient and what is causing the hypothyroidism. 2,508 hits
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Re: Really need some advice...Thanks so much. by Hveragerthi 16 y
The majority of your symptoms definitely indicate a hypothyroid state. The hard part is trying to find the cause of the hypothyroidism. Here is something I wrote earlier on hypothyroidism: As for hypothyroidism again this has numerous causes. This can be hypothalamus/pituitary dysfunction, chlorine, fluoride or bromine exposure, Iodine deficiency, hormone imbalances, adrenal dysfunction, poor T4 to T3 conversion, high rT3 levels, chronic stress, and Hashimoto’s thyroidosis (autoimmunity). Throwing iodine at hypothyroidism is not always going to help since this will only work in a handfu ... 2,960 hits
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Re: Goiter by Hveragerthi 13 y
My aunt is been living with an enlarged thyroid gland for 15 years . She’s been diagnosed with hypothyroidism and has most of the symptoms . And she was put on 75 mg of Synthroid .Now she is planning a surgery to remove or reduce the hard ball on her neck . She was told she would then need to continue taking the medication for life . I heard hv talking about black walnut as a natural source of iodine which might help . How much of black walnut tincture she would need in case she want to give it a try . And beside , what else can she use on her neck to quickly reduce or remove the nod ... 2,131 hits
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Has anyone solved their candida problem before curing the... by Stalactite 10 y View Entire Thread 18
First of all, do all hypothyroid people have candida? I was always under the impression that everyone with hypo also had candida overgrowth. But this may not be the case. So here’s a survey for people to fill out so we can see how many of us suffer from both hypothyroidism and candida overgrowth and how many have hypothyroidism without the candida. 1) Do you have hypothyroidism? (What are your symptoms) 2) Do you feel cold all the time? 3) Do you get sick easily? 4) Do you have candida? (What are your symptoms and how did you diagnose it?) 5) Any backstory? (what could have contrib ... 8,621 hits
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Herbs for Hypothyroidism? by Shilo48 14 y
Hello, I’m new to this forum and fairly new to hypothyroidism. I’ve been doing research on hypothyroidism herbal treatment options and was hopeing to get some feedback from other people who are hypothyroid. I came across a some suggested herbs for hypothyroidism at: http://www.hypothyroidismexposed.com/herbs-for-hypothyroidism.html I’ve started using some of these supplements including Nori, Piper Longum and Tyroisine. Has anyone used any of these herbal supplements? Has anyone seen results from them? Thanks for your feedback. 1,430 hits
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Re: Try to keep your eyes open, this is a looooooong post... by wombat 14 y
Well of course there’s a chance that you will get well without a doctors help and without taking glandulars, it’s just that I’ve heard some amazing reports from people that do take the glandulars. I also based my reply on the supposition that you were(are) still trying to conceive, in which case, time is somewhat of the essence. How about if I told you that glandulars will improve your appearance? This is the owner of the yahoo iodine group, Stephanie’s website. Do have a look at the change in her appearance: http://www.naturalthyroidchoices.com/Improvement.html ----- ... 21,032 hits
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Hypothyroidism and Psychiatric Illness R by wombat 16 y View Entire Thread 12
http://www.schizophrenia.com/sznews/archives/004348.html ”Symptoms of hypothyroidism can mimic, or be intertwined with, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression. Treating an underlying thyroid problem is critical to alleviating the associated psychiatric symptoms. The first hurdle to treating underlying hypothyroidism is in its diagnosis. An article in Current Psychiatry Online focusing on the psychiatric presentation and diagnosis of hypothyroidism explains the hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid endocrinology involved, psychiatric presentations, testing and treatment ... 7,822 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Underactive Thyroid glands causes peeling lips and dry skin. by lipdisorder 17 y View Entire Thread 9
An underactive Thyroid gland (hypothyroidism) causes dry skin and delayed wound healing, fatigue, and depression. Thyroid gland produces two hormones that regulate cell division and metabolism. The Thyroid gland is located on the neck behind the Adams apple. The Thyroid gland is on the same meridian line as the lips. Therefore if the Thyroid gland is not producing enough hormones symptoms of dry peeling lips will continue. I have done some research and I believe an underactive Thyroid gland is the cause of our peeling lips. I did a google search for &ld ... 63,104 hits
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Hypothyroidism_Every picture tells a story by jcrows 17 y View Entire Thread 3
Adult woman with the characteristic puffiness that often accompanies hypothyroidism. Her puffiness and hair texture markedly improve after treatment with desiccated thyroid. more here: http://www.jcrows.com/hypothyroidism.html 2,915 hits
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Every Picture Tells a Story # 3 in Series by jcrows 17 y
This is another example of the resolution of the puffiness (myxedema) following proper treatment of hypothyroidism with desiccated thyroid more: http://www.jcrow.com/hypothyroidism.html 1,215 hits
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Re: Thyoid problem and fungus by vagabonden 17 y
Have you had a blood test done on your thyroid? I’m hypothyroid and I take medication for it. Be sure to get it tested! And yes, many health experts do believe there to be a link between hypothyroidism and candida. From what I’ve read it’s a chicken or egg question -- I don’t think it’s known whether or not hypothyroidism can cause candida to flourish, or if candida can contribute to symptoms of hypothyroidism -- but apparently there does appear to be a connection. 2,318 hits
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Re: You changed my mind by Hveragerthi 15 y
Soy has plenty of beneficial effects...but I do not believe it to be a positive influence on the human thryoid. Soy formula complicates management of congenital hypothyroidism S Conrad, H Chiu, and B Silverman Department of Pediatrics, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, IL, USA.Email: sconrad@mail.cho.org This study is referring to congenital hypothyroidism, which means these infants were born with the hypothyroidism. We can’t blame soy for that. 4,398 hits
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Re: Intestinal parasites and brain fog by Hveragerthi 15 y
Intestinal parasites would be more of a concern with nutrient depletion than blood parasites. But brain fog can occur for various reasons the most common cause being hypothyroidism. So taking something for parasites is not a guarantee for correcting brain fog. I recommend checking your basal temperature to rule out hypothyroidism as a cause first since lab tests frequently miss cases of hypothyroidism. 4,509 hits
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Moderate alcohol consumption may protect against overt au... by susie21 7 y
I found this study very interesting: http://www.eje-online.org/content/167/4/483.full Moderate alcohol consumption may protect against overt autoimmune hypothyroidism: a population-based case–control study Allan Carlé, Inge Bülow Pedersen, Nils Knudsen1, Hans Perrild1, Lars Ovesen2, Lone Banke Rasmussen3, Torben Jørgensen4 and Peter Laurberg + Author Affiliations Department of Endocrinology and Medicine, Aalborg Hospital, Aarhus University Hospital, DK-9000 Aalborg, Denmark 1Endocrine Unit, Medical Clinic I, Bispebjerg Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark 2Department of Interna ... 425 hits
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Re: Hypothyroidism and depression. Evidence from complete... by wombat 16 y
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=7230383 Hypothyroidism and depression. Evidence from complete thyroid function evaluation. Gold MS, Pottash AL, Extein I. ”To evaluate the relationship between hypothyroidism and depression, thyroid function was evaluated in 250 consecutive patients referred to a psychiatric hospital for treatment of depression or anergia. Twenty of the 250 patients had some degree of hypothyroidism. Two patients (less than 1%) were identified with grade 1 (overt); nine patients (3.6%), grade 2 (mild ... 3,117 hits
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Hypothyroidism and depression by wombat 17 y View Entire Thread 3
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=7230383 Hypothyroidism and depression. Evidence from complete thyroid function evaluation. Gold MS, Pottash AL, Extein I. ”To evaluate the relationship between hypothyroidism and depression, thyroid function was evaluated in 250 consecutive patients referred to a psychiatric hospital for treatment of depression or anergia. Twenty of the 250 patients had some degree of hypothyroidism. Two patients (less than 1%) were identified with grade 1 (overt); nine patients (3.6%), grade 2 (mild); ... 2,083 hits
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Re: Hypothyroid/heart/edema RRR by wombat 14 y
I don’t think that the root cause of your problem is being properly addressed, Anja. (and you can tell Dr. Brownstein that a rank amateur said so:) You have many signs of hypo, and I don’t think that the protocol Dr. B has you on is the correct one. He needs to adjust your naturethyroid(UP, IMO). Yes there are ways to stimulate the thyroid ”naturally”, herbs and such,(or, of course, UN-naturally, with high doses of iodine) but I think that when someone is having the symptoms that you are it’s a critical situation. Yes, I believe that Uny’s protocol would benefit you greatly, I think ... 17,183 hits
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Re: I'm starting to suspect my problem is something beyon... by Hveragerthi 14 y
Your symptoms sound like low stomach acid along with poor liver function leading to hypothyroidism. The lack of stomach acid leads to the bloating. And the poor liver function creates hormone imbalances that lead to the acne and hypothyroidism. Lab tests almost always miss cases of hypothyroidism. A more accurate way to determine hypothyroidism is through basal body temperature: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1446516#i The best way to deal with the bloating and hormone issues is with digestive bitters, 1/2 dropper full on the tongue right before meals. Drink plenty of ... 3,384 hits
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Re: What do you think? by Hveragerthi 14 y
I have stated a number of times in the past that I have no problem with iodine supplementation as long as it is not over done, and I really prefer natural sources. I don’t recommend Lugol’s for this reason, but I do recommend seaweeds such as dulse and bladderwrack or black walnut hull, which is also a good source. In addition I like to emphasize to people that iodine IS NOT the cure all for hypothyroidism. Iodine deficiency is just one of many causes of hypothyroidism. This is why I tell people that if you go to an herbalist for hypothyroidism and they just tell you ... 5,387 hits
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Re: Are these symptoms related to hypothyroidism? by anemiarulesme 17 y
The symtoms you described can be related to hypothyroidism... I fall back and forth into hypothyroidism throughout the monthes back and forth, depending on how well i eat or what i eat... the only way you can tell is through blood work, and usually you need to fast before they do the blood work to tell if you are but sometimes, a good endocrinologist is needed, like in my case simple blood work wasnt enough they needed to do a couple times. Signs & Symptoms of Hypothyroidism: Fatigue Weakness Weight gain or increased difficulty losing weight Coarse, dry hair Dry, rough pale skin ... 3,316 hits
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Re: Has anyone solved their candida problem before curing... by BrightSideOfLife 10 y
”Dr. Michael McNett: Very much so. We have known for many years that hypothyroidism causes fibromyalgia; all newly diagnosed fibromyalgia patients routinely get a thyroid profile to see if this is present in them.” I have to pull you up on this. Hypothyroidism DOES NOT cause fibro! Fibro/CFS patients do have some degree of hypothyroidism, that is quite well known by anyone who knows about these illnesses. However hypothyroidism did not come first. Fibro/CFS have dysfunctional ie deficient hypothalamus function AND some degree, in some cases minor, of pituitary deficiency, hypopituita ... 7,828 hits
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Re: Can you be healed of hypothyroidism? by lily7 12 y
A professional who specializes in resolving hypothyroidism, not just manage your symptoms with drugs, would be the best resource to answer your question. However, I do know that diet, nutrition and lifestyle changes can significantly improve, and in some cases, completely resolve hypothyroidism. I had hypothyroidism with adrenal dysfunction 4 years ago, and I am much better now. Here are excerpts that discuss evidence-based/research support for diet, nutrition and lifestyle changes for treating hypothyroidism from Dr Douglas Husbands’s recently released patient guide to hypothyroidis ... 1,753 hits
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Thyroid Function in Mothers of Hypothyroid Newborns by wombat 15 y
Just want to put this info out there. http://journals.lww.com/greenjournal/Abstract/1999/01000/Thyroid_Function_in_Mothers_of_Hypothyroid.4.aspx Thyroid Function in Mothers of Hypothyroid Newborns DUSSAULT, JEAN H. MD; FISHER, DELBERT A. MD Objective: To assess etiologic significance of maternal autoimmune thyroid disease on incidence of transient congenital hypothyroidism in newborns. Methods: Thyroid function was assessed in 259 mothers of hypothyroid newborns from the Quebec newborn screening program between 1984 and 1996. Maternal blood samples were taken routinely at th ... 5,063 hits
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Re: Does Lugol's iodine cause low heart rate? by Ginagirl 15 y
I still believe that the low heart rate is a symptom of hypothyroidism as palpitations , and shortness of breath +++. There is quite a lot of potassium in Lugols; this can slow the heart for a while; this is where the salt comes in. Try to take some good salt together with your iodine and see what happens. Iodine works over a bit of time; and sometimes you can have a worsening of the symptoms for a while before the situation is better all over. http://www.umm.edu/patiented/articles/how_serious_hypothyroidism_000038_6.htm ”Hypothyroidism may slow the heart rate to less than 60 bea ... 16,252 hits
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Preventing Hypothyroidism by #107897 14 y
Hypothyroidism or low levels of thyroid are a very common condition in the sub-himalayan belt and many people in Delhi have this condition. It is also the most common disease among women and if not treated in time it can lead to severe health problems. What is Thyroid? The thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland just below the Adam’s apple (the slight projection at the front of the throat). This gland plays a very important role in controlling the body’s metabolism, that is, how the body functions. It does this by producing thyroid hormones (T4 and T3), chemicals that travel th ... 1,358 hits
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O/T FLUORIDE, again!! R by pb3046 17 y View Entire Thread 7
I discovered this article, which says that fluoride accumulates in the pineal gland, inhibits its production of melatonin, and causes early onset of sexual maturity. It states that early onset of sexual puberty is a well established symptom of thyroid hormone dysfunction. I was nine years old! It would be good if every child entering puberty at a very young age could be checked. From the second quote, fluoride poisoning shows up as hypothyroidism! http://www.mercola.com/2000/sep/10/green_tea_fluoride_thyroid.htm Another thyroid/fluoride connection can be seen in Jennifer L ... 2,566 hits
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Re: Been lurking awhile, just wondering by LoricaLady 12 y
If anyone has mentioned hypothyrodism other than me I haven’t seen the post/s. Please learn to read more carefully and to research before you speak. I never said being tested for hypothyroidism is an alternative to parasite treatment. In fact, in every post where I mentioned hypothyroidism, to the best of my remembrance, I gave information on how to detect and kill parasites. In addition it is not true that hypothyroidism is not that common. In fact, per my understanding, it is the #1 most common health problem in America due to the use of bromide on produce which damages the th ... 1,839 hits
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Under-eating causes Hypothyroid by natway 10 y
Almost everyone who has been diagnosed with so-called ”Adrenal Fatigue” also has hypothyroid. The reason these people have hypothyroid is because the theory of ”AF” is simply a mistaken case of calorie-restriction/starvation as I show here and the reason they have hypothyroid is because under-eating causes hypothyroid, a cause that is very overlooked. University & Gov sources that under-eating causes hypothyroid: - Medical Conditions Associated with Hypothyroidism: Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa. In these patients, reduced thyroid function may be an ... 10,207 hits
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Re: Iodine and diabetes II by Ginagirl 10 y
”So, how is it that hypothyroidism can be missed by today’s conventional medical system? That’s because we now rely exclusively on the TSH test and other blood tests to make the diagnosis of low thyroid. The fact is that the thyroid blood tests may be normal even though there is low thyroid. In recognition of this problem, the normal ranges for the TSH test have been changed a number of times in the past few years. (see below). According to Mark Starr, M.D., the best way to diagnose hypothyroidism is with a careful medical history, physical examination and measurement of the basal body tem ... 2,650 hits
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Re: I started on iodine, and I'm having a scary awful per... RR by Ginagirl 12 y
There are several causes to heavy bleeding (though doctors rarely find out of it, according to my heavy bleeding female friends) like; take iron and thats it. Two things come to my mind, fibroids or possibly an early abortion which may look like an extra heavy bleading. Happens quite often in our 40 ies. Hypothyroidism may also be a contributing factor. In this case, iodine may have caused a worsening. This would be a trancient phase. I recommend to start educating yourself with all info about iodine and the co factors. In the beginning it will be some trial and error, until you fin ... 3,875 hits
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Iodine Deficiency by cora 12 y View Entire Thread 2
Iodine Deficiency What is iodine deficiency? Iodine deficiency is caused by a lack of iodine, a chemical element essential to the body’s physical and mental development, in a person’s diet. It is the single most common cause of preventable mental retardation and brain damage in the world. Is iodine deficiency common in the United States? Iodine deficiency is now rare in the U.S. as a result of widespread distribution of foods from iodine sufficient areas. The incidence of iodine deficiency occurs in certain geographical areas at higher altitudes with iodine depleted soil - usua ... 2,009 hits
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Re: The potential for iodine overload in neonates: a sho... by wombat 15 y
I can find very little to suggest that this is anything but transient. http://www.euthyroid.org/images/survey.htm Thyroxine is critical for the developing human brain and this supply is compromised whether serum T4 levels are reduced through transient hypothyroxinaemia, which has a contribution from iodine deficiency, or from transient hypothyroidism caused by iodine excess. Maternal exposure to iodine (e.g. povidone-iodine use for skin disinfectant during Caesarean section or vaginal delivery) results in neonatal iodine overload. Breast feeding and neonata ... 4,799 hits
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Re: Schizophrenia and Iodine by wombat 15 y
if I were you I would try to contact this guy and see if he can give you a referral, he’s done some of the best writing on thyroid/iodine and psychiatric issues that I’ve seen. Looks like the site is down right now, but they’re working on it. BTW, my husband had an aunt that was a bit loopy. His mom used to say ”Doris needs to take some iodine, her thyroid’s all wacky”. BTW, puppetmaster has dealt with a lot of psychological issues, so listen to him, he’s been there. AND, a LOT of us on this board, myself included, have dealt with transient psychological issues due to detox. the r ... 8,413 hits
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Re: Fix adrenals or thyroid first or both? by Hveragerthi 14 y
It all depends on the cause of the hypothyroidism. Low adrenal function is only one of many causes of hypothyroidism. If you have other symptoms of low adrenal function (allergies/asthma, autoimmune disorders, chronically low blood pressure or orthostatic hypotension, chronic hypoglycemia, etc.) then I would focus on the adrenals first since this will likely be the cause of the thyroid dysfunction. Other wise it does not really matter. 3,640 hits
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Re: Even Mild Thyroid Problems Double Risk Of Heart Condi... by spudlydoo 15 y
I believe it is the associated symptoms of subclinical hypothyroidism that contribute to the risk of congestive heart failure. Hypertension, tendancy to gain weight, poor circulation and hormonal imbalance and a lowered immune response, were all symptoms that I had, as well as hypothyroidism. I have dealt with all of these symptoms and conditions with iodine, herbal and mineral supplements, and a change of diet. Last tests showed vast improvements to all areas. It is certainly doable without needing to resort to thyriod medication. spud 4,313 hits
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Re: Desperate - Assistance Needed (Please!) by Hveragerthi 14 y
Oh, I almost forgot, I’m underweight and with the whole cannot put any on, hypothyroid doesn’t seem likely. Hypothyroidism does not always cause weight gain. And again a person can have more than one issue going on. If you have something causing hypothyroidism and something else causing weight loss then you can definitely be hypothyroid and still be under weight. 2,243 hits
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