Hypothyroidism

Keto For Women Show: Keto Q&A - Carbs for Hypothyroid?, Should You Eat Less Fat To Lose Fat?, Is Keto Bad For Gut Health?, and When To Start Intermittent Fasting?

The Ultimate Health Podcast: The Thyroid Connection - The Impact of Goitrogens - Hyper vs Hypothyroidism - Dr. Amy Myers

Dr. Amy Myers is a renowned leader in functional medicine and a New York Times bestselling author of The Autoimmune Solution. She received her Doctorate in Medicine from LSU Health Sciences Center and spent 5 years working in emergency medicine before training with the Institute of Functional Medicine. Amy has helped thousands around the world recover from chronic illness through her dietary-based program, The Myers Way®. Today's interview is focused on the thyroid, the topic of her new book, The Thyroid Connection.

Medical Medium Podcast: Hashimoto's, Hypothyroid, & Hyperthyroid Webinar

Natural MD Radio: Hypothyroid Mom Dana Trentini - Uncovering Your Thyroid Problem

Today I'm talking to Dana Trentini, aka Hypothyroid Mom, about what she learned during her journey, how to pick the best doctor, and more. "Please be good to yourself. Get all the help that you can and don’t feel bad to ask for it." - Dana Trentini

The Keto Diet Podcast: Hypothyroidism and Keto with Elle Russ

The importance of a well-functioning thyroid, how the thyroid can become imbalanced, how keto can play a role in healing the thyroid, and so much more. TOPICS Signs of hypothyroidism (09:35) Thyroid testing (15:35) Carbs and your thyroid (35:23)

Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast: Hypoythroid - A clinical review - Part 1

Today we're going to go in depth for all you practicing clinicians with hypothyroidism. Were talking prevalence, etiology, pathophysiology, the different subtypes, symptoms, screening, and diagnosis. Part 2 of this lecture will focus on the management. Enjoy!

Medgeeks Clinical Review Podcast: Hypothyroid Treatment - A clinical review - Part 2

Grass Fed Podcast: Hypothyroid and Hashimoto's with Shannon Garrett

Harder to Kill Radio: Hypothyroidism - How To Conquer This Sneaky Disease w/ Dr. Becky Campbell

So many women are dealing with symptoms caused by hypothyroidism and either don’t know it or don’t know how to fix it. Dr. Becky Campbell was part of this group, after dealing with weight gain, hair loss, and chronic fatigue during schooling. After a series of general practitioners and specialists left her without answers, she found her solution in a holistic practitioner that outlined her thyroid issues. Today Dr. Becky is passionate about helping other people get to the root cause of their thyroid issues and start feeling better faster. Hypothyroidism: How To Conquer This Sneaky Disease Dr. Becky is shedding light on everything from to what hypothyroidism is, what tests you should be asking for, how to eat and exercise for your thyroid and more. If you are seeing abnormal changes in your body, are not feeling yourself, or unsure of what tests to ask for from your doctor, Dr. Becky is answering all of your questions and more on this episode. Learn why you adopting a new lifestyle is not a prescription for restriction, the important role thyroid hormones play in all functions of the body, how to make sure your doctor is checking you thoroughly enough, and how to support your adrenals through stress management techniques. Dr. Becky believes in listening to what your body is asking for to know what you need to do to support your body without extreme measures. Once you understand the crucial role your thyroid plays in the body you will be able to shift your mindset, diet, and lifestyle to become partners with your body again. Are you struggling with a form of hypothyroidism? Share your journey with us in the comments on the episode page. On Today's Episode Ways to require less thyroid medication and feel normal in your body again Symptoms that you should be looking for to know when to get your thyroid tested Steps you can take on your own that cost no money and really make a difference How to view exercise and diet in a way that is supportive for hypothyroidism The importance of diet, liver function, gut health and adrenals on your thyroid levels Quotes “I had to do the work with changing my lifestyle to get better, but I did and I got so much better, and so I knew this is what I needed to do, help other people.” (9:48) “Everybody is different, so it's not going to look the same for everybody, but I can tell you right now I don't feel deprived at all in the way I eat.” (12:10) “I think when you can actually figure out what the problem is for your body, and learn how to handle that, that's when you are going to get the best results. You can’t do what somebody else did and expect the same thing if you guys are two different people.” (21:40) “My purpose is really to try and help people help themselves with as little money as possible, and with this method, you really can do that.” (34:02) “If your body is telling you something is wrong, it's wrong.” (39:40)

Dr. Westin Childs Podcast: Thyroid | Weight loss | Hormones: 9 Thyroid Supplements Every Hypothyroid Patient Should Consider – The Complete Guide

hyroid supplements (if used correctly) can help boost your thyroid function, help with weight loss and help you feel better. The problem comes with knowing WHICH supplements to take and at WHAT dose. It takes over 13 nutrients to create thyroid hormone, convert T4 to T3 and sensitize the cellular receptors to T3. Many thyroid supplements cram all of these nutrients into a supplement and call it "good". This is the WRONG approach to take. Instead basing your supplementation off of the needs of your body is far superior. That means using lab work and other markers to find what nutrients you need in what doses. 9 Thyroid supplements that I find most hypothyroid patients are deficient in: 1. Vitamin B12 - Thyroid hormone is involved in the proper absorption of thyroid hormone. See the video for a complete list of symptoms. Repleting low vitamin B12 is best done through sublingual or intramsucular injections. 2. Adrenal support - Most thyroid patients also have issues with cortisol dysregulation. If you have advanced adrenal fatigue most patients do better on adrenal glandulars. For more mild disease consider using adrenal adaptogens. If your cortisol is elevated consider using phosphatidylserine. 3. Zinc - Low levels of zinc can cause issues with your skin and issue with hair growth. Adding zinc boosts immune function, T4 to T3 conversion and acts as an anti inflammatory. Make sure to supplement with zinc bound to picolinic acid. 4. Iron - This is what I consider a "goldilocks" nutrient in that you don't want TOO much or TOO little. Unfortunately most doctors look for iron deficiency anemia and don't necessarily jus treat iron deficiency unless anemia accompanies it. Use these optimal levels to supplement with iron. 5. Magnesium - Hypothyroidism alters magnesium and low levels of magnesium can lead to issues like depression, anxiety and other changes like muscle cramps or restless leg syndrome. Replace low levels with magnesium glycinate, magnesium citrate if you have constipation or magnsium threonate if you have neurological issues. 6. Selenium - This nutrient is involved in the thyroid conversion process. Not only that but supplementing has been shown to reduce TPO antibodies and boost the immune system. In addition using iodine with selenium can help reduce negative side effects. 7. Probiotics - Up to 20% of thyroid conversion happens in the gut and inflammation can reduce this number. Hypothyroidism sets up the gut for imbalances that lead to inflammation. Using probiotics can help improve your GI function. 8. Digestive enzymes - Hypothyroidism leads to low stomach acid which can predispose patients to malabsorption of certain nutrients. Using enzymes can help digest your food, increase nutrient absorption and if taken in between meals may promote the breakdown of immune complexes. 9. Iodine - If used correctly iodine can be helpful in boosting thyroid function. The thyroid hormone is made up of iodine moieties and low levels of iodine can reduce the amount of functioning thyroid hormone in the body.

The Intermittent Fasting Podcast: The THYROID Episode With Elle Russ! Self Diagnosing Hypothyroidism, Lab Markers, Natural Desiccated Thyroid, Feeling Bad With “Normal” Levels, IF & The Adrenals, Stress, Doing LESS, & More

Medical Medium Podcast: Thyroid Healing

Do you have Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, Graves’ disease, thyroid cancer, hyper or hypo thyroidism, thyroid nodules, cysts, or tumors, or suffer with hair loss, weight gain, dry skin, moodiness, heart palpitations, or other symptoms? Listen to this Medical Medium Radio Show to learn how the thyroid really works and what’s behind these and many other symptoms.

Bulletproof Radio: Solving the Hypothyroid Epidemic with Elle Russ

Elle Russ is a writer, actor, health/life coach, and host of the Primal Blueprint podcast. She is becoming the leading voice of thyroid health in the burgeoning Evolutionary Health Movement (also referred to as Paleo, Primal, or Ancestral Health). Elle wrote The Paleo Thyroid Solution after consulting with over two dozen endocrinologists, internal medicine specialists, and general practice MDs. On this episode of Bulletproof Radio, Dave and Elle talk about hypothyroidism, TSH, T3, T4 and how to test for them, low body temperatures, functional medicine and more. Enjoy the show!