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Testing

June 5, 2017AdminNo Comments

A1C test It is done to evaluate the estimated blood glucose levels over 2-3 months. Usually, two tests will be done to ascertain accuracy in findings. A1C reading of 5.7 and below is normal while those above predisposes you to diabetes development. Results between 5.7 and 6.4 is pre-diabetic while those above 6.5 means one…

Stress

June 3, 2017AdminNo Comments

Victims of type I and type II diabetes face a challenge in terms of controlling their blood sugar levels; have something in common. Their lipids are too high that could indicate low levels of T3. Low T3 has various causes but in the short term T3 medication could be of help. It is however important…

Overview of Thyroid Disorders

June 1, 2017AdminNo Comments

Hypothyroidism This is a term that is used for an underactive thyroid. This also corresponds to slower metabolism. Many people who are diagnosed with hypothyroidism complain of hair falling out especially when combing. This irritates mostly females. Eyes and face can be swollen, and even loss of part of the eyebrow. Symptoms that can make…

Overview of Conventional Treatment of Diabetes

May 28, 2017AdminNo Comments

The main objective of maintaining good health in diabetes is to adopt a healthy lifestyle; all aspects of diet, exercise and following the recommended medication from one’s doctor. Diet should be well balanced with reduced intake of carbohydrates and sugar. This just allows one’s body to fully recuperate and not be so much overwhelmed with…

Nutrient Deficiency

May 25, 2017AdminNo Comments

The body needs sufficient nutrients to function efficiently. The presence of nutrient depletion inhibits the body’s ability to absorb nutrients properly. An autoimmune response may be triggered by certain deficiencies in the body. Selenium deficiency is usually linked with Hashimotos’. Selenium is readily available and found in most foods. Since it is an antioxidant, it…

Medication

May 22, 2017AdminNo Comments

There are certain drugs that can stimulate pancreatic cells to increase production of insulin. There are also some drugs that have been made to counter this effect and cause the liver to produce less insulin. This is an adaptive response to high insulin in the body thus it would require less insulin. In addition to…

Impaired Ability to Handle Toxins

May 19, 2017AdminNo Comments

There are many toxins in the environment which can trigger an autoimmune disease.  The body’s ability to handle these toxins is crucial in getting into Hashimoto’s remission. The major known toxins are fluoride, triclosan, BPA, phthalates and parabens. Fluoride was once used as a treatment for thyroid patients because it suppresses thyroid function, but now,…

Impaired Ability to Handle Stress

May 16, 2017AdminNo Comments

Adrenal dysfunction is a key aspect of the inability to effectively manage the stress levels of an individual. The dysfunction is often referred to as the disease of the 21st century, noting the prevalence of stress in the century. The dysfunction process begins when one is stressed out. At that point, the adrenals release a…

Hypothyroidism vs. Hyperthyroidism…Can I Have Both?

May 13, 2017AdminNo Comments

Many people usually don’t pay attention to their thyroid until they develop thyroid disorders; either hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. The above disorders are so intriguing yet stressful to encounter. They can cause one to be stressed, forgetful, have a puffy face and eyes, lose weight uncontrollably within a short period or even develop severe anxiousness. These…

How to Address Blood Sugar Once and for All?

May 10, 2017AdminNo Comments

How well one balances their blood sugar levels impacts thyroid issues as well as diabetes. Observing their diet is the first step. A rise in thyroid antibodies can be caused by blood sugar swings for diabetes patients which ends up triggering numerous issues. To control other symptoms, one has to control their blood sugar first….

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