Thyroid Health Issues e.g., symptoms, etc.
5 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do To Overcome Hypothyroidism - Part I
Let’s face it before you can overcome hypothyroidism you must know what it is and what causes hypothyroidism. Now I know that you might have already talked with a doctor about hypothyroidism, but if your doctor is anything like my doctor, he or she probably has so many patients to see everyday that you are lucky to get 5 quality minutes with them.… (read 63 times since May 2nd 2007) Hypothyroidism - What Your Doctor May Not Yell You But You Need To Know
Hypothyroidism is a common health condition affecting millions of women that is frequently overlooked in our health care system. The American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE) estimates that 10% of Americans — more than the number of Americans with diabetes and cancer combined — suffer from thyroid disease. Many of these… (read 63 times since May 2nd 2007) The Thyroid - Often Overlooked or Misdiagnosed
Most MD's use blood tests called T3, T4, and T7 to determine thyroid activity in patients. They then compare these blood readings to what is called "normal" ranges, and if the blood tests fall into these ranges, the patient is told they are "normal" or "OK". One of the reasons why three tests are used is because none of them are very accurate. I… (read 62 times since May 2nd 2007) Thyroid 101 What You Need to Know About
Amongst the various medical problems on a rise, thyroid sure is amongst the top few. Thyroid problems are becoming more common in the present society with every passing day. Major causes of the problem are improper nutrition and lack of nutrients in the soil. To understand the effects of thyroid malfunctioning, it’s important to understand what… (read 61 times since May 2nd 2007) The Benefits of Iodine
Initially discovered as a new element in 1811 by Barnard Courtois, knowledge of this substance has come to include the host of benefits it brings to the body as an essential nutrient. For many years, getting enough iodine in the diet naturally was difficult in many geographic regions and remains so for an unfortunately high percentage of the… (read 60 times since May 2nd 2007) Thyroid Abnormalities Caused By Milk Products
The Center of Disease Control in the United States has recently discovered by different testing, small but significant amounts of perchlorate in products like milk, fruit, and vegetables and even in the drinking water. Perchlorate is a chemical substance used in the space aviation as a rocket fuel. It is found in solid aggregate form and persists… (read 60 times since May 2nd 2007) Not Losing Weight? Your Thyroid Might Be the Problem!
If you have a weight problem but it just won't go away, no matter how many calories you cut or exercise you do, it could be the fault of being hypothyroid. There are 27 million Americans with thyroid disease and women are 7 times more likely than men to have it. Hypothyroid is the most common thyroid disorder and most widely misdiagnosed by… (read 60 times since May 2nd 2007) That Popeye Knew a Thing or Two!
For a few weeks the lumps in my throat were driving me mad. To make them go away I was eating more, just to try to push them down! Of course this is the time when all kinds of crazy things go through your mind, especially as a close friend had died recently from thyroid cancer. I finally summoned up enough courage to go and see a recommended ENT… (read 59 times since May 2nd 2007) Yoga: Three Reasons You Should Not Do Fish
The Fish – (Matsyasana) The Fish pose does not look like a fish but if it is performed in water it enables a person to float like a fish, hence the name. In this posture the chest is fully expanded and stretched, and the breathing becomes fuller. The Fish pose should be practiced after the Shoulderstand (Sarvangasana) and the Plough pose… (read 58 times since May 2nd 2007) The Role of Nutrition in Hair Loss
Hair loss can be very frustrating and scary. Whether we notice thinning of our hair or receding hairline, we may feel the need to begin searching for information about hair loss. There are many factors involved in hair loss including: heredity, aging, hormones, a faulty immune system that may mistake the hair follicles for foreign matter and… (read 57 times since May 2nd 2007) What are the Primary Causes of Hair Loss?
The following is a list of the things that may lead to hair loss: Prolonged, chronic illness. Disorders of the kidney and liver, and poly-cystic-ovary-syndrome in women, can result in abnormal hair loss. Hormonal imbalance. Abandoned diabetes, afflictions of the thyroid gland, excessive secretion of the male hormone androgen in females, pregnancy,… (read 56 times since May 2nd 2007) The Use Of Radioactive Scorpion Venom In Fighting Thyroid Cancer
According to the latest experimental studies, heath physicists have encountered safe methods to use a radioactive protein found in scorpion venom to treat thyroid cancer. The venom of a yellow species of scorpions found in Israel is promising to develop into a revolutionary technique to fight different types of tissues affected by cancer. The… (read 56 times since May 2nd 2007) Why Is Our Water Fluoridated?
We have been told that fluoride is effective at preventing tooth decay, but this is not proven. Dental research suggests that fluoridated water does not work because the rate of dental decay is no different whether water is fluoridated or not. We have also been told that fluoride is a safe and necessary nutrient. Not only is fluoride ineffective… (read 52 times since May 2nd 2007) He Had It Coming, Your Honor
This past week as Mr. Man and I lounged around our sprawling estate, I realized that my life is just way too laid back. What with our perfect children, our incredible level of financial independence and perfect hard bodies, I felt inspired to do something to shake things up a bit. "Hey, Mr. Man," I said to my sweet Baboo, "What do you say we get… (read 52 times since May 2nd 2007) Information on Tyrosine
Tyrosine is an amino acid that aids in the production of brain chemicals, particularly those that affect moods. These include dopamine, epinephrine, norepinephrine, and serotonin. It also binds free radicals, which are known to cause cell and tissue damage. Lack of tyrosine causes depression, underactive thyroid, low blood pressure, and low body… (read 52 times since May 2nd 2007) < Add your article to our article directory > Pages (11): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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