1. Adrenal glands. They give the cells energy to follow the instructions of the thyroid gland. You can get the right thyroid treatment, but if you don't have adrenal energy, the cells can't carry out the adrenals' instructions.
2. Sex hormones. We live wit a lot of interference from external chemical hormones (such as air pollution, pesticides in food) and with hormonal disruptors (such as industrial perfumes, plastics, cleaning agents), so it is difficult to achieve balance.
It is important to note that women get out of balance more easily than men – too much estrogen causes weight gain, premenstrual syndrome, anxiety, uterine and breast problems and thyroid problems.
3. Immune system. Often, thyroid disease is also accompanied by an autoimmune component. If the immune system does not improve, the body continues to damage the thyroid gland. Often, I see antibodies that return to a normal level after immune system therapy.
4. Digestive system. The digestive system can become an enemy of the thyroid gland if you suffer from gas, fatigue or bloating after a meal, constipation or diarrhea and even if you have been diagnosed with Crohn's disease or irritable bowel syndrome. "Leaky gut" – this is a condition where the digestive system can negatively affect the thyroid gland when it becomes a source of sending antibodies to destroy the thyroid gland. A situation arises where the adrenal gland transfers its energy to cleaning harmful bacteria, candida, parasites, inflammation, food sensitivities – and then there are not enough enzymes left for proper digestion.
What is the right way to treat the thyroid gland
The best way to treat the thyroid gland is to treat it together with the adrenal gland, with the female hormones, with the male hormones, with the immune system and with the digestive system. Why is this the best way to treat thyroid? Because this is how the body works – no one "only" suffers from a thyroid problem. To treat the thyroid alone, you may exacerbate the imbalance in other systems that led to the thyroid problem in the first place.
Of course, you can get your thyroid blood tests back to normal by taking thyroid pills, but then you won't get back to normal weight and energy level just because you have a normal blood test result.
In my opinion, there are four factors that must be taken into account and considered to be addressed in order to maintain optimal health.
Focusing treatment on these four systems When treating the thyroid gland, there may be a situation in which there will be no need for thyroid medication, and if there is a need for thyroid medication – you must find the right medication for you.
Many patients feel well on T4 alone because they have a good level of enzymes that convert T4 to the active thyroid hormone T3.
T3 Some patients do not convert T4 to a sufficient amount of T3 for weight loss, more energy and more. These patients should take T3.
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Some patients do well with a medicine that has all the thyroid hormones in a pill that is made from a cow that has a standard level of T3 and T4 along with complementary factors found in human thyroid.
It's hard to believe how many people feel abysmal fatigue because their thyroid is being treated alone. Many times, only after all the systems are treated and the appropriate thyroid medication is given, the patient returns to optimal health, with God's help
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Thyroflex Test If you think your thyroid is sluggish but your blood tests are normal, you may well be right. You can test your thyroid reflex with the ThyroFlex device. The thyro-flex system is a recent non-invasive patent that tests, diagnoses and helps maintain various conditions of the thyroid gland. This system uses reflexes and symptoms to accurately determine the function of the gland and allows the doctor to accurately assess the patient's health. About 80% of the population suffers from thyroid dysfunction. thyro-flex is a convenient, non-invasive and painless test that gives an immediate result. "All the blood tests that check the condition of the thyroid gland are not accurate in determining thyroid function. The only way to diagnose thyroid diseases is through reflexes and symptoms." So says Dr. Sir RS Bayliss, a well-known endocrinologist at the prestigious Leicester Hospital in London, England, the endocrinologist of the Royal Family.
