Overcoming Selfless Syndrome with Dr. Alexandra Swenson-Ridley
Selfless Syndrome: it’s that desire to take care of everything and everyone before yourself, and it’s a big problem for those with any type of thyroid condition. The term was coined by Dr. Alexandra Swenson-Ridley DC, NBC-HWC, AMP, a thought leader in outside-the-box and natural approaches to women's health and hormones. After suffering health challenges resulting from her Selfless Syndrome, her work turned towards helping other driven women navigate the world of fatigue, thyroid issues, anx...
4 Loka 202235min
Shoulder Pain and Hyperthyroidism
Many people with hyperthyroidism experience adhesive capsulitis, commonly known as a frozen shoulder. Characterized by a painful gradual loss of active and passive shoulder motion, frozen shoulder is associated with several hyperthyroid conditions such as Graves’ disease, toxic multinodular goiter, and subacute thyroiditis. Today I’m sharing common symptoms of adhesive capsulitis, how it’s diagnosed, conventional and natural treatment options, and why lowering your thyroid levels alone prob...
29 Syys 20228min
Herbs for Thyroid Health with Berris Burgoyne
Research shows that many herbs can be beneficial for patients with thyroid conditions. However, not all products are created equal. When it comes to herbs, we must be cautious about the quality of the products we choose. Everything from how they’re grown to how they’re processed will impact their effectiveness. The goal of this episode is not to promote any particular brand of herbs but to clarify what to look for when it comes to high-quality herbal products. For this conversation, I’m joi...
27 Syys 202250min
Can people with thyroid conditions eat eggs?
Eggs are a great source of nutrients. Despite that, they are not part of an autoimmune paleo diet. Some sources even recommend that people with autoimmune thyroid conditions such as Graves’ Disease and Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis avoid eggs entirely. While there are some situations where you might want to avoid eggs, I disagree that all people with thyroid conditions must avoid them. Today I’m sharing the benefits of eggs, why they are problematic for some people, and the factors you should con...
22 Syys 20226min
Glutathione and Thyroid Autoimmunity
Glutathione plays an essential role in detoxification and maintaining healthy mitochondria. As the master antioxidant, it’s vital for those of us with thyroid autoimmunity, which is characterized by an increase in oxidative stress. Unfortunately, numerous lifestyle and environmental factors cause glutathione to be depleted. Today I’m discussing the role of glutathione in your body, why it’s recommended for people with thyroid autoimmunity, environmental toxins and toxicants removed by glu...
20 Syys 202216min
What is Block and Replace Therapy?
Most endocrinologists recommend antithyroid medication such as methimazole, propylthiouracil (PTU), or carbimazole for patients with hyperthyroidism. Unfortunately for some, this results in such a reduction of thyroid levels that they become extremely hypothyroid. Today I’m sharing what you need to know about block and replace therapy, the cases where it’s most useful, and some key considerations for this treatment. In this episode, you’ll learn: How anti-thyroid medications workSymptoms o...
15 Syys 20225min
Increasing Bone Density with Kevin Ellis (aka the Bone Coach)
Bone health is not a quick fix; it's a long game. As people with thyroid and autoimmune thyroid conditions, we’re at a higher risk of decreased bone density. Optimizing your bone health goes beyond adding supplements to your diet; it requires a targeted approach to your diet and lifestyle. Kevin Ellis, also known as the Bone Coach, is a certified Integrative Nutrition health coach, podcaster, YouTuber, bone health advocate, and the founder of BoneCoach™, where he and his team have helped pe...
13 Syys 202256min
Can H. pylori Trigger Graves' Disease & Hashimoto's?
Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a Gram-negative bacteria that infects the stomachs of humans and is associated with peptic ulcer disease, gastric carcinoma, and gastric lymphoma. While there are certain symptoms that conventional medical doctors will look for in relation to H. pylori, it’s important to understand that the absence of symptoms doesn't rule it out. Today I’m sharing the most important things you need to know about H. pylori and what research has shown about a correlation to G...
8 Syys 202210min
