Getting a Hashimoto's diagnosis can be confusing. You may be wondering what caused it and if you'll ever feel like yourself again. Most conventional doctors won't educate you on the lifestyle changes you can make to reverse your condition. Here are 10 things your endocrinologist won't tell you about Hashimoto's.
Wondering about the Best Diet to follow to lose weight when you have Hashimoto's? Click here for all the info you need to know!
Hashimoto thyroid disease and other thyroid health disorders are becoming an epidemic. Learn the best diets for Hashimoto’s.
Healing from Hashimoto’s has made me realize so much about the world around me. I am responsible for my own health. And so are you!
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Hashimoto thyroid disease and other thyroid health disorders are becoming an epidemic. Learn the best diets for Hashimoto’s.
The popular fitness instructor is sharing her personal story in honor of National Autoimmune Diseases Awareness month.
I'm sharing what I’ve learned during my own journey, as well as through research, about whether Hashimoto's is hereditary or not.
A look at some famous people with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and hypothyroidism.. Learn more about hypothyroidism with Paloma Health
Over the past two years, I have been on a healing journey. It started with me sick in bed for ten days with shingles. It then moved on to a Hashimoto's diagnosis and multiple food allergies.
I'm sharing what I’ve learned during my own journey, as well as through research, about whether Hashimoto's is hereditary or not.
Artist: Yutaka HashimotoTitle: Study for NULL (Does appearance produce bias #076), 2021Size: 80.3 × 100.0 cm (31⅝ × 39⅜ in.)Medium: Acrylic on Wood Panel Edition: Original Year: 2021Notes: Hand Signed on Verso. About: Does repetition produce bias? That question is central to Yutaka Hashimoto’s art. His practice centres around the concept of “Null”, channeled through “character which looks familiar but it has actually never existed.” It is intentionally ambiguous, leaving space for the viewer to bring their own interpretation “derived from various factors and backgrounds such as race, religion, culture etc.”. At the same time, Hashimoto is also questioning his own biases and seeking to eliminate them through repetition. Hashimoto turns the idea of the “throw-up” to a science. He considers most of his works “studies”. A continual “process of trial-and-error”. He draws from the idea of the “throw-up”. The practice originates in graffiti, and is an image or a mark that becomes as recognizable as the artist’s signature. Before creating a work Hashimoto creates a set of rules – “for example, I only use black and white colors, or I only draw the same characters. Next, I work according to these rules, but I try to be very careful not to make the work look like something I've drawn before.” Through this strict methodology, Hashimoto uncovers the complex biases disguised in a simple idea.
This guide summarises the best recommendations for Hashimoto's Disease and Hypothyroidism from both science-based and alternative medicine.
Hashimoto's is a tricky thing to get your head around. Here are 10 symptoms of hashimoto's flare up you might not know about.
Find out what Hashimoto’s is, how it can be treated, and why this autoimmune disease requires a holistic approach to healing.
I'm sharing what I’ve learned during my own journey, as well as through research, about whether Hashimoto's is hereditary or not.
Thyroid problems can be confusing! Here are answers to a few common questions about Hashimoto's one natural health coach gets from her clients.
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is an autoimmune condition. This autoimmune thyroiditis can have further effects. Know about hashimoto's thyroiditis causes.
Understand the correlation between food and thyroid disorder. List of foods that hurts your thyroid. Plus tips to start avoiding these foods.
The symptoms of Hashimoto’s flare-up can vary from a person to another. People with the disease can experience sudden changes in the symptoms over tim...
In this episode of The Dr. Hedberg Show, I interview Dr. Izabella Wentz about her new book, "Hashimoto's Food Pharmacology." We had a great talk about
Diagnosed with Hashimoto’s? Learn more about it ~ where it came from, what are the symptoms, and what are the first 5 steps to feel better!
If you’re curious about the connection between gluten and Hashimoto’s, read on for the things I learned + what to eat on a gluten-free diet.
Read about Erin Mulkins journey of finding the right diet and wellness plan to beat Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis.
Leaky gut is what it sounds like — the contents of the small intestine leak through the intestinal wall into the sterile environment of the bloodstream.
Dr. Izabella Wentz joins us to talk about her new book full of recipes from around the world and how to use food as medicine for Hashimoto's.
I thought that I never wanted to talk "hormones" on my blog. I wanted to keep thing like "times of the month" to myself and talk more heavily about my journey with hashimoto's and my
Learn about Hashimoto's disease diet recipes. Get some great Hashimoto's disease diet recipes that are simple and delicious.
Hashimoto's disease prevents the thyroid from functioning properly. Alcohol reduces the size of thyroid glands & averts the release of T3 & T4 hormones.
Learn what the three stages of autoimmunity are and what that means in your health journey! You have more power than you think!
Women are more likely than men to get Hashimoto's disease. Hypothyroidism directly modifies the reproductive system.
Is a gluten-free diet necessary for treating Hashimoto's? Discover the connection between Hashimoto's and gluten, plus so much more!
The intestines are lined with millions of cells that are sealed together by “tight junctions”. In healthy intestines, these tight junctions work as barriers to allow or prohibit particles from moving through the gastrointestinal tract and into the circulatory system. However, if the lining becomes permeable (or open, aka “Leaky Gut”), it affects the lining of the intestines creating a dysfunction at the microscopic surface of the intestine. This impairs the ability to properly digest foods. When the intestines cannot filter properly, tiny pieces of incompletely digested foods, bacteria, and other waste by-products may leak through the intestines into the blood stream where they do not belong. Inflammation is not limited to swelling at the surface of the skin. In fact, tiny cells inside the body that line the gastrointestinal tract are prone to both acute and chronic inflammation since they are in direct contact with food particles, bacteria, and other substances throughout the day. Ongoing inflammation in the gut causes a dilation of the vessels lining the GI tract, or the “tight junctions” as a way for the body to protect itself. When the vessels dilate, they allow fluid in to “flush” out the foreign invader. This is why we get...
