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What are the facts and myths about Hashimoto's disease?

Hashimoto’s disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects the thyroid gland and can cause an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism). Some facts and myths related to Hashimoto’s disease are: Facts It is more common in women than in men. It is often diagnosed through a combination of physical examination, blood tests, and imaging studies. Hashimoto’s disease can be treated with medication and…

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Unraveling the Mystery: Autoimmune Diseases and Women's Health

Imagine your body’s immune system, designed to protect you from harmful invaders, turning against you. This is the reality for millions of women worldwide living with autoimmune diseases. These conditions, where the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissues, can cause a wide range of symptoms and significantly impact quality of life. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the…

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Can Turmeric Help With Managing Psoriasis

Turmeric, a traditional Ayurvedic herb, has been used for centuries to improve overall health and well-being. Recently, research suggests that turmeric may also be beneficial in helping with the management of psoriasis. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that causes red and scaly patches on the skin. Studies suggest that turmeric can help with reducing inflammation, which often plays a role in…

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Sick Tired, Untreated and Abandoned

Sick Tired, Untreated and Abandoned

    In this interview, Lillian Cauldwell and Dr. Gil spoke about the symptoms of auto-immune disease attacking the thyroid and Hashimoto’s disease. Dr. Gil is the nation’s leading expert in non-drug management for hypothyroidism, low thyroid, and Hashimoto’s disease and the founder of the Valley Thyroid Institute, a worldwide center. In his new book, Sick Tired, Untreated and Abandoned: How the…

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What Moving Taught Me About Chronic Illness

What Moving Taught Me About Chronic Illness

If you’ve seen my Twitter (@Knotmagick) in the last week, you’ve probably seen how fantastically bad our recent move went. It’s become a running joke at this point that when we move, the hired help doesn’t showed up (this is the 3rd move in a row). I don’t want to get into all the ways it went horribly wrong, but suffice to say it involved a lot of stairs, way too much money, and a bench we’ve…

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Day #1: Hashimoto's 33 Elimination Diet

Day #1: Hashimoto’s 33 Elimination Diet

Well, it’s been a whole day without eating a banana. I won’t lie — I’m a little sad. But, I survived.

As noted last week, I am doing an elimination diet of sorts for my Hashimoto’s Disease. It’s not straight from a doctor, specialist or dietitian. It’s a system I came up with myself.

The foods on the list are all from Hashimoto’s Disease plans. I based it off a number of diet plans I read online.…

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Update My Thyroid Journey Update Part 2

Hello my lovelies numero dos Nummer zwei. I have a few blogs that have been split into two parts. I also have a three part post. The reason I write these types of serial posts, is not to stretch out the subject or topic to garner more followers and readers of my blog posts. It’s because I have so much to say it sometimes warrants a second part or a third post in order not to bore the…

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What is Hashimoto? What are the symptoms and treatment methods? 2023

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What is Hashimoto? What are the symptoms and treatment methods? 2023

The thyroid gland, an endocrine gland located just below the neck and resembling a butterfly, provides the secretion of thyroid hormone. Thyroid hormone plays an important role in maintaining the body’s energy balance, regulating body temperature and healthy functioning of organs such as muscles, brain and heart. In the case of the disease called Hashimoto or chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, problems occur in the functioning of the thyroid gland. The disease, first described by the Japanese scientist Akira Hashimoto in 1912, is one of the most important causes of hypothyroidism. This disease is almost 90% caused by Hashimoto.

What is Hashimoto?

In Hashimoto, a serious autoimmune disease, the immune system attacks healthy cells, causing the thyroid gland to secrete less. In this disease, the body produces high levels of anti-thyroglobulin and anti-TPO antibodies to eliminate the thyroid gland. The antibodies bind to the thyroid gland and begin to destroy the cells. At the same time, a large number of inflammatory cells accumulate in the thyroid gland, and thyroid cells are damaged, causing decreases in thyroid hormone. The thyroid gland shrinks and hormone deficiency occurs because a sufficient amount of hormone cannot be synthesized. In the first period of the disease, patients experience a mild goiter and while TSH, T3 and T4 hormones in the blood are normal, anti-TPO antibodies are high. As the disease progresses, mild thyroid hormone deficiency turns into thyroid insufficiency.

What are the symptoms of Hashimoto?

Hashimoto’s disease has no clinical findings and the symptoms seen are not specific to the disease. In general, symptoms such as weight gain, constipation, change in voice, blackness, fatigue, easy cold, and dry skin are common. However, since these symptoms are seen in many diseases, the diagnosis of the disease is difficult. In addition to these symptoms;

menstrual irregularities

growth in language

irritability

Depression

Anorexia

pale skin color

Swelling under the eyes and on the face

slow speech

concentration disorder

Forgetfulness and slowness of movement

Symptoms such as a decrease in heart rate may also be observed.

In the progression of the disease, low sodium in the blood, decreased sexual desire, milk coming from the chest, sleep apnea, carpal tunnel syndrome, fluid accumulation in the lung and heart membranes can be observed. Generally, people with Hashimoto’s have high blood cholesterol levels, which can lead to cardiovascular disease. In some advanced cases of Hashimoto, there may be fluid accumulation in the abdomen, lungs and pericardium.

What are the causes of Hashimoto?

Hashimoto’s disease is more common in some risk groups.

smokers _

pregnant women

Those with a family history of Hashimoto

Those with autoimmune disorders such as Type 1 diabetes, Vitiligo, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Pernicious Anemia, Lupus, Celiac Disease, Addison’s Disease and hepatitis are risky groups for Hashimoto’s disease.

The risk of developing Hashimoto’s disease is about 8 times higher in women than in men. Although it can be seen at any age, it is more common especially in the young and middle age group. It is recommended that women with recurrent miscarriages and stillbirths, those with high prolactin levels, those with high cholesterol and those with unexplained anemia should be checked for the possibility of Hashimoto’s.

What are the Hashimoto treatment methods?

Treatment of the diseaseUsually, drug therapy is used. Regular exercise and an adequately balanced diet along with the use of medication increase the success of the treatment. If the hormone values ​​are normal in the blood tests, the course of the disease is monitored by the doctor along with regular diet and exercise. If signs of hypothyroidism are found, treatment with Hashimoto’s appropriate drug containing levothyroxine is administered. These drugs, usually in pill form, taken on an empty stomach, are synthetic thyroid hormones and mimic the thyroid gland. Since they cannot prevent the immune system from attacking the body, these drugs may be used for life. After the drugs are used for 6-8 weeks, the blood test is done again and the appropriate doses of the drug are determined for the patient.

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Even During COVID-19, Our Perception on the Keto Diet Remains Strong Amongst Women

Even During COVID-19, Our Perception on the Keto Diet Remains Strong Amongst Women

As the global pandemic of COVID-19 continues to spread, our biggest fears surrounding our daily habits have been realized, especially when we talk about weight loss and balancing our diet.

The global outbreak of this year’s newest strain of the coronavirus has left us all hungry. Hungry for information. Hungry for social interaction. Hungry for shopping. Hungry for good food. But all that…

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Swim in the sea...what are the benefits?

Swim in the sea…what are the benefits?

Years ago, I started researching the benefits of “cold therapy” as well as why I needed more magnesium in my life.

I read that cold therapy cold improve your immune system and that people with various autoimmune diseases actually felt better after short, cold showers. I tried it and almost died. But seriously, I did try it and while I can’t get up to Wim Hof standards, I have seen some…

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How to Get Your Thyroid to Work Correctly

How to Get Your Thyroid to Work Correctly

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In this video, we’re going to talk about how to get your thyroid to work better.

The pituitary releases a hormone called thyroid stimulating hormone. This hormone tells the thyroid to release T4 and T3. T4 is the inactive thyroid hormone that converts to T3, which is the active thyroid hormone.

If you have…

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Symptoms of Autoimmune Disorders of the Thyroid

Autoimmune thyroid disorders, including Hashimoto’s disease and autoimmune thyroiditis, arise from the immune system’s attack on healthy thyroid tissue. Symptoms of these conditions may differ; however, some prevalent ones include: – Fatigue and sluggishness – Increased sensitivity to cold – Increased sleepiness – Dry skin – Constipation – Muscle weakness – Muscle aches, tenderness, and…

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Understanding Hyperthyroidism

The thyroid gland is an important organ in the body which belongs to the endocrine system. It is the gland that takes control of the use of energy in the body, production of proteins, and the rate of metabolism. The thyroid produces what is known as the thyroid hormone. Its functions affect the body’s growth and development.

The two leading problems faced by the thyroid are hypothyroidism and…

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Dr. Joel Wallach's Dead Doctors Don't Lie Radio Show 11.09.18

Dr. Joel Wallach’s Dead Doctors Don’t Lie Radio Show 11.09.18

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Hashimoto's Disease-How Do You Live With It?

Hashimoto’s Disease-How Do You Live With It?

Hashimoto’s disease is on the rise and there has been a lot of talk about it since Gigi Hadid opened up about her own battle with the condition after being targeted by negative comments about her fluctuating weight. There several other celebrities has been diagnosed with the disease and this week Wendy Williams announced she is taking 3 weeks off for rest per her doctors orders due to her Graves’…

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Video update

A basic run down of why I’ve been feeling crummy. I have the why now, I’m just waiting on the doctors to tell me how/if it can be fixed.