How to Treat Hashimoto's - Dr. Martin Rutherford

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"How to treat Hashimoto's." They're about a few hundred hours online on this, but still we get an awful lot of people that says, "Well, how do you treat Hashimoto's?" So, let me see if I can answer that question, like in a succinct manner. And this has been a question literally that we have struggled with since the day we started treating Hashimoto's which was a long time ago. We were probably one of the first ones in the pool doing it as far as functional medicine went. And people would come in back then and they say, "Hi, you know, I have Hashimoto's and I'm taking these tests," oh no sorry, "Taking these medications and nothing is happening." And so I would start to explain to them about the gut and there's the diet and all these types of things. I mean, that is like 20 years ago or 12 years ago or 14. It was a long time ago. People started glazing over their eyes and glazing over and they'd go, "I just wanna know if you are like an ABBA botanical who treat Hashimoto's." And they would be totally crushed. Like, okay, they don't get it. And it was pretty understanding at that point in time that people didn't get that. And the problem is, we have this model, okay? And it's a pathological model. And the model is, I have lupus and they give me, you know, suppressants. I have a bacteria infection and they give me antibiotics. I have a heart problem and they do a heart bypass on me. So we have this very linear one-to-one idea of treatment, which is a big part of the reason that we're in the predicament that we're in, in this country right now. With frankly, an explosion of sick people. And this video for future posterity of people who are watching this is being done at the time of COVID-19. And I don't think it's understating the stress that also comes from that, plus it'll be interesting to see in the future what happens with this but there's a hugely divisive presidential election going on. You put those two things together and there's a lot of stress out there. And so, these things are along with so many other things, the food supplies and right now we're in the process of this humongous fires in California. Where we know, haven't seen this you know, blue sky like in weeks, actually we saw it this morning but it's supposed to be gone by this afternoon. And there's chemicals in there. So we're in a position where literally our physiology is being overwhelmed with toxins and food diets and all this type of stuff. We have a new patient population and that patient population is not well, it is declining. It is declining in health, more drugs, more sickness, more autoimmunity more chronic disease and more Hashimoto's Okay? And that's kind of my lead in, how do you treat Hashimoto's? Look, you're looking for the Cliff Notes, how do I treat Hashimoto's? Whether you realize it or not that's what you're looking for. You're looking for the aggregated version of it. Because, as I've talked about many times there's a hierarchy to how you treat it, in the past year or two I've been talking about, the fact that there's 39 triggers.

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