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Thanks very much for the insight! It has really reinforced my faith in nature and preventative approaches towards health! My blood test results from only a few days ago, indicated that my TSH levels were really low, with an unusually high T4. The doctor has discussed this with me and we have reduced my medication. While rare, low TSH can also be a result of hypopituitarism — an underactive pituitary gland.

Labs are important, but the real litmus test of thyroid function is abatement of symptoms. This is a great article! I was diagnosed with post-partum Hypothyroid 2. I developed a goiter just recently and have noticed a smaller pea sized lump just above my thyroid gland, so i went for bloodwork and have been told my TSH levels are high again. I have a doctor appointment next week, however, I am going to try the gluten free path and yoga along with Reiki as my Mom practises Reiki.

My family and I already eat pretty much everything Organic and use natural household and personal care products. Other than the comment above, have you heard any other stories of goiters reducing in size through your recommendations? This thing in my neck is not comfortable! Hi NJ, many women experience the onset — or the resurgence — of hypothyroidism after pregnancy. One strategy is to address systemic inflammation, of which there can be a few culprits. I am happy I found this article.

I have had hishimotos for 4 years. I have been to my dr several times a year because I feel I need more energy. I am a strict vegetarian, and take a general multivitamin with added vit d supplement. I am in my early 40s and have a young family. I excercise several times a week and do yoga. I had never heard about the gluten link before, so my dilemma is…what do I eat, and what supplements should I be taking? If you want to talk further, you can contact me at http: You can also read this article for more helpful information: I would just like to share my story and give some hope to people suffering.

I was the fittest I had ever been in my life starting my career at 19 as a personal trainer at lifetime fitness. Things were going great however, As time went on I realized I was gaining weight, Every time I ate my stomach would bloat and cramp I lost all energy and became very depressed, at first i blamed it on long workdays and lack of social life. I was still eating healthy, working out regularly and the scale was going up. I lost my cycle for about a year and knew something was officially wrong with me. I went for a OBGYN visit and was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and prescribed synthroid 25mg at this point I was happy to have some answers and believed things would get better.

Well 4 months later nothing changed. I began to research and research which lead me to believe I could be proactive in this battle.

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I started working with a dietitian at lifetime who suggested very in depth blood testing because she believed I had Hashimotos. My stress hormones were out of wack as well. Of course my Dr. I stopped working out in hopes it would help reduce my adrenal fatigue and lower my stress levels. I eliminated everything for about 3 months especially Gluten and have slowly reintroduced it into my diet in very little amounts x a week.

My energy levels are back to normal as well as my cycle! I feel like me again!! It took almost 2 years to get to this point!! I sincerely believe I would still be where I started without the dietitians help. Be your own advocate and the healing process takes time it is not cured overnight. Best Wishes to all!! Hi Ashley, this is a great story. Hi ashly can you conect with me by e mail because i has your same case and with bad mode…thank you.

Working with a dietician is great advice!! I too am very active and working out and I like to appeal more to the natural homeopathic healing and medications the holistic approach. I would like to know if you would please contact me at my email address and share with me the dietitian that you used I would very much like to use them as well. Please share with me get in touch with me as soon as the availability permits you to do so. Thank you for sharing your story it gives me hope sand has reinforced my faith to know That someone has beaten this disease and that is so open and willing to share their accomplishments it is just an amazing amazing thing for you to do and I so appreciate you for doing it thank you I look forward to hearing from you soon thank you so much Ashley.

I went Paleo and totally changed my lifestyle. I not only felt better, but my levels were much better! Never been on meds and have researched quite a bit about the nutritional healing approach to hashimotos. Its been about months and my most recent blood work, my Free T3 is low. I am feeling saddened and frustrated. But i am still looking for more information or feedback to help me make that decision! Any feedback is helpful. I did note in your article the importance of protein at every meal for T3, as well as Brazil nuts for selenium.

Your feedback is much appreciated! If you want to contact me for a conversation, I know a fair bit about holistic fertility enhancement, especially as it relates to autoimmunity. In about six months, Healthful Elements will have a new coach with this specific specialty. Hi Jill, Thank you! It seems like I learn something new every time i think i am getting closer to making sense of it all. A conversation might be nice. I feel very blessed to have found this article today and all the comments. I actually tried for a long time and about 4 days before my appointment with an infertility specialist, I found out I had conceived.

It was a normal, non-eventful pregnancy. However, when my daughter was about 2 our 3, I had the first of 3 miscarriages. That was over the course of several years. After the 3rd miscarriage, my dr sent me for blood work. It came back that I was borderline for a blood clotting disorder, APL. I was told that I could conceive, but would need to be on blood thinners to carry the pregnancy.

I chose to not have anymore children as the research I did frightened me. I could get pregnant, but not carry past 6 weeks. I should also mention that I was diagnosed with Lyme disease several weeks after my first miscarriage…. I do not recall getting bit by a tick except for one of those times.

I am currently being treated with antibiotics for a new Lyme infection. At any rate, Lyme is a whole other story, but the pregnancy struggles rang true to me here. I was told that my body treated the fetus as an invader. I was just placed on 50 mcg of levo…my TSH is a high normal. Recheck with doc in 6 weeks. I eat well now — we operate a vegetable farm — but do get serious carb and sugar cravings. I do eat meat with at least one meal almost daily.

Have difficulty sleeping, harsh menstrual cycles, anxiety, heart palpitations and a racing mind when I wake up in the night. I think some symptoms are crossing over with the Lyme disease. Thanks for the great article…I am going to check out your website now too. Hi Nancy, I would love to talk with you more about this. She is a wealth of information. Go to this link and send us a general inquiry and Blair, my assistant, will put us in touch.

Hi Jill, I started out hyperthyroid which ran in my family. I was first diagnosed at I am now 54 and on 1. I am fighting all of the classic symptoms really dry hair, zero libido, low temperature, etc. The symptoms are getting worse. I recently started having pulse of I have been battling insomnia for many years and it is worsening. I also suspect adrenal fatigue. And yes, the adrenals can play a significant role. I have had hypothyroidism for 3yrs now and I am on synthroid. I had hyperthyroism and have undergone a radioactive iodine procedure.

I have been working out but cant seem to lose the last 10 lbs of belly fat. Could this be due to my condition, how my metabolism is just not balance? I was on a weight loss program and during that I decided to stop synthroid and surprisingly after a lab was done, my levels were normal. I had a flat belly and i was able to see my abs.

Now that I cant afford that weight maintainance program, im back to slowly gaining weight. What do you suggest I do? I am wanting to be fit again! Exercising is nothing new to me, in fact… I have been and can feel my abs…I am just able to see them. The belly fat just wont go away. Hi Jamie, I can really hear your frustration. Weight gain and weight loss resistance can be multi-factorial. That said, my co-coach, Mary, has lost 50 lbs and kept it off. She wrote a blog post about it and I hope that you find some take-aways: Try ujjayi pranayama and simple breathing exercises.

I promise that hypothyroid patients will find relief. My TSH, t3 and t4 are within normal ranges. I did find out that my ferritin was low at an 8. My doctor put me on an iron supplement and within a month, I was able to get my ferritin level up to a I am not a big meat eater, but have recently added vegetable protein daily and working on getting more meat into my diet.

I have had a great deal of hair loss. Not sure if its due to the hashimoto or low ferritin.

My doctor has not put me on any thyroid medication and my thyroid ultrasound was normal. She did not have any advice for me in regards to decreasing the hir loss. Do you have any advice or recommendations on what I can do to get my hair growing back healthy or stop the hair loss?? I have a history of alopecia, which you can read a little about in the link below.

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The article was very informative. My ferritin level floated between all of due to heavy menstral bleeding. Meanwhile I was loosing my hair and had no clue why. TSH, t3, t4, normal and antibodies a little elevated.


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I realized it was my ferritan levels being low and increased my iron. I took the iron on an empty stomach with vitamin c, and lysine. My palpitations and restless leg stopped within a few days of starting this regimen. I had my doctors appointment scheduled within 30 days of me starting this new regimen that I had read about online. My doctor was shocked and ask me how I raised my levels so quick. Thanks again for the article, I will continue to work on my ferritin levels. I am a long time user of Biotin and omega 3 supplements.

I will also add EPO. I had no idea that it could possibly help with hair loss. I have nevered been diagnoised with Hashimo since my antibodies always come back negative but I have classic symptoms. I was put on Nature Throid in when I became pregnant because my TSH level was high though T4 and T3 were normal and it could cause pregnancy issues. I was taking Potassium Iodide at that time by a chiropractor but stopped with thyroid meds. Since pregnancy I got worse emotionally and my thyroid has been flucuating and I was under LOTS of stress post pardem.

Anyway, I have discovered that Iodine does not fair well with me. Fatigue, hair loss, low milk supply for baby, aggitation. I currently have no one regulating my med which is the same dose I started with at pregnancy since insurance has changed. I feel stuck on the meds which I never wanted to be on anyway because I am nursing and not sure how going off would affect my milk and mood.

I have struggled off and on with anxiety for years out of the blue for no reason so it seemed, there is always a reason. In the past they prescribed depression meds and I would have bad reactions so I refused this time and went with the thyroid meds instead.


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Firstly, antibodies testing can be inconclusive if there is systemic inflammation present, as inflammation can mask antibodies and give a false positive meaning the testing reveals nothing. It depends on what reference ranges are used and many clinics reference outdated ranges.

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I would read the literature on iodine and selenium, at the right dosages it may heal the thyroid even autoimmune thyroid. There is much controversy but much research on this finding for treatment of these disorders. Iodine may not be the enemy when properly supplemented with selenium. Hi Jill I have just come from my Docs Clinic and she has diagnosed me with sub clinical Hypothytoidism.

My doctor said i will more than likely develop Hashimotos. The additional problem is I have is the I already have another autoimmune disease HLA-B27 which has resulted in 19 years of trying to save my eyesight. I am 37 and am trying to live a very healthy lifestyle. Jill I was wondering if yourself or any of your followers have any advice for me. I certainly do not want to go on thyroxine.

Thank you Jill I look forward to your response. And it will significantly decrease your chances of developing another autoimmune disease. Thanks for getting back. I eat lots of eggs for protein and nursing. Should that be a problem IF I have Hashimotos? I know eggs and seafood can both have iodine in it.

I tried fermented cod liver oil cinnamon fl and it threw me off the radar. I was highly aggitated, short tempered, anxious, and depressed and fatigued. All symptoms went away after stopping. Thank you for the informative, enlightening article. The soft swelling above and between the collarbone at the base of my neck is worse now.

I saw a chiropractor last week who checked out my neck, and with just a slight pressure on my carotid, made me feel like I was going to pass out. And in the last week, I have had a couple of waves of flu-like symptoms where I threw up and had chills, aches, and fever. I would think flu, but it came and went and came back again. And I definitely overdo the caffeine at times! Have quit smoking for 5 years after doing it for Should I go to the ER, try a different hospital, jump off a cliff…any ideas? Getting a little frantic here, and long overdue for some actual medical attention.

Perhaps your type 1 diabetes is under control? Still, I strongly suggest that you reach out to us on our Contact page link below. I do not have trouble with my weight however, but this may just be attributed to my lifestyle. Also, does the medication increase T4 or T3 levels pretty directly, resulting in the body needing to produce less TSH? These were my unusual results: I read all of the queries and replies with great interest. I have Hashimotos and have battled the symptoms for around 20 years already.

Last week I went to an endocrinologist for the first time after spending a fortune on specialists, and she really sounds like she knows a great deal on the subject of the thyroid. My main concern is getting my hair back. I have stopped eating wheat and dairy for approx. I live in Johannesburg, South Africa. Are you losing your hair in a diffuse manner all over or in patches bald spots?

Because the root of any autoimmune disease is a hypervigilant, overreactive immune system, anything you do to address one autoimmune condition will very likely address others. Hair loss can be one of the more challenging symptoms to manage. It can take a few months to see improvement even after embarking on an immune modulatory program.

This is because the body heals its most vital systems first — the brain, neurological system, vascular system, etc. Hi Jill, I have tried to carefully read the article and the discussions. I am almost 32, married for 2. I went to the doctor, had blood tests done, and my test results had come out. I assume this is hashimoto's and I am in the condition called hashitoxicosis.

She had referred me to the endocrinologist, now on the waiting list to see the endocrinologist. She also said I have to take the inderal propranolol 10mg twice a day, or I could have a heart failure. After a week, I have increased the dose of propranolol to 30mg. Has done an ultrasound of my thyroid, will go back to see her tomorrow for the results. My symptoms are those standard to hashimoto's, extreme fatigue, bloating after meal, trembling inside the body, mood swings, low libido, shortness of breath, dry skin, hair loss, weight gain, palpitations and resting pulse between , sometimes higher, stress, and pain in legs and feet after standing or walking for an hour or two.

I don't know what to do that can make me better. Am I able to have a baby? I must admit that I don't eat very healthy and don't excersize other than walk a little once or twice a week. My iron level was also a bit low, 6 and normal is between I think. So I am taking iron supplement. Caffeine bothers me too, I can't resist chocolates and then palpitations become too much to handle.

This morning, I had pancakes with icecream mad banana milkshake and I still had a lot of palpitation after that? Is it because of gluten in the pancakes? Can u help me? I thought Hashimotos would have higher TSH numbers. I felt like I was getting worse but my TSH was 1. I had symptoms of being very cold, tired, highly aggitated. I was taking fermented cod liver oil at the time and once I stopped the symptoms improved. I thought for sure my TSH would have been higher due to the symptoms I was having.

I continue to lose weight also. I have never taken any thyroid meds. My thyroid antibodies are elevated. TSH is a crappy marker for thyroid function. You can read more about how TSH is a poor marker and learn more about functional thyroid testing here: Yes I was wrong and mistaken. Sorry about the confusion. Hi Mariam, to respond to both of your comments, I feel you need a second opinion. I want her to find a practitioner that will examine her and take a history into diagnosis, not treat herself on the internet. She refuses to take Thyroid supplements because of the side effects and that she was told she needed this for life.

However she has adopted a gluten free diet. My issue is that she is not getting any regular follow up and has lost weight, hair is dull, ect. She has never had a weight issueso she is looking malnourished. She struggles with getting enough protien and nutrients from her food. I have tried to tell her that not getting proper treatment can be hurting her. Hi Philomena, try this resource: Hi Jen, I was not able to find anything from the referred site? Heather, your doctor is waaaay out of the loop and I suggest you find a new one.

I have been taking that Evening Primrose Oil for a little over 2 weeks now and my skin looks great. My hair continues to shed. I was wondering how long does it usually take for hair loss to stop on average??


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I hope you are still reading this forum…I have had a crazy time with Hashi and wondered what you thought about 65 lb gain of water over 8 months after treating my insulin resistance PCOS with metformin and byetta. I have iron deposits on my double sized liver with no hemochromotosis and have hyperaldosteronism keeping salt in tissue. I have a hard time working out 3 times a week now cuz of iron fatigue as well as Hashi I am sure. I have terrible muscle pain or nerve pain after working out…I do it anyway. Now on mg Armour, mg spironolactone, and mg metformin apparently the IR is on the severe side 4g Inositol or no sleep.

Many other vitamins since bypass…no absorb fats and must eat g of protein or more a day plus can not stomach over 50g of carbs a day 15g at a time, maybe. Please help me know how to lose the water weight and know what fitness I should be doing. I love to workout and have eaten right since bypass but can not take the extra weight.

Just eat real food to satiation. You may, in fact, lose weight. Jen, thanks for your comments…is there another way to contact you privately? Well, that is a silly question to ask since all of us want that I am sure. I feel I need to continue to try to be patient and see if my Armour makes a difference…I am feeling a little better already but it is so hard to be patient. I liked being a normal size. One more question, what exercises should I be doing right now? Is it good to do very little for awhile?

Should I be allowing myself to heal before I go into it head long again? Should I ever go back to doing that much? What about variety, I think it is important but maybe it is not for me anymore. I would love to lose some weight eventually but really just need to maintain my health.

Hi, Kristie, You can contact Jill Grunewald at Healthful Elements our expert on this topic, and the one who replied to your comment at http: I have been eating a gluten free diet for awhile but I am wondering about oatmeal.

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I do still eat it on occasion and use it as an alternate flour. I buy organic sprouted rolled oats and flour that is produced in a gluten free facility. Should I not be eating oats also? Some things I read say oats have gluten in it. I would hate to give it up but I also would hate to not ever get better. I would appreciate any suggestions.

If you want to talk live, you can reach me on the Contact page of my website: I really appreciate this article. I am feeling so hopeless about my health these days. My brain fog is massive. I have leg and foot cramps, my eyebrows are falling out, my skin is dry, etc. I still feel terrible. I workout regularly and eat very well. I am very depressed and am at a total loss as to what to do. All the supplements, dietary changes, etc.

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You can use the link below to compare your labs to these more up-to-date ranges. You have to get on an immune modulatory protocol. Thank you for the article. I am 53 and at the beginning of my menopause. The specialist I met last week prescribed Levothyroxine to take for the rest of my life he said.

May I ask your opinion on this please? Your TSH is up there, indicating that your thyroid is struggling. Thank you Jill for you answer. The question ofcourse remains, what gets my antibodies down. I already have an auto-immune desease, Idiopathic Trombositopenic Purpura: Have a nice day. Linda, know that anything you do to mitigate one autoimmune condition will likely address any other manifestation of autoimmunity. Hi Jill, Thank you for your web site and the fantastic content.

I am 4o years old with Hashi. I take 50mmg of Synthroid. I have been stuck at the same weight for 2 years. I exercise hours a week, I am gluten free and still can not lose the last 10 stubborn pounds. I am doing Weight Watchers. Some months I go up, some others, go down. I am scared and overwhelmed in trying the AIP diet.

Any supplements you think I should I could try? Or any other recommendations? At this time, I just take a multivitamin once a day. Thank you for your advice. You can get a general sense of the nutrients I recommend from this article. Despite what this article says it was written over 1.

You can learn everything you need to know here:. I take 12,5 mmg t4 daily. I believe my symtoms is caused by the autoimunity rather than low levels of t4 and t3. Hi Jill, Great article. I was diagnosed with Hashimotos hypothyroidism about 14 years ago. I still really struggle with my weight.

I have been able to lose 28lbs in two years but it is very slow going and extremely frustrating. I am about lbs still. I feel bloated and tired all the time. I am in the UK so thyroid testing is every 6 months on the NHS and as long as levels are within normal range that is all that is done. I take 75mcg levothyroxine but still have so many symptoms. Hi Sarah, I understand your frustration — weight loss resistance is a hallmark symptom of hypothyroidism. Levothyroxine is likely doing very little for you, if anything.

I have lately been diagnosed with hashimoto disease through ultrasound scan an high TSH through blood test. I am planning to get pregnant but is really lost an confused now. Or if that disease has cause complication during pregnancy? Any help would really help me to ease my mind. I went to have my labs done and tsh, t4, and t3 are low normal. I have really went strict with Gluten free for many months now except for 2 weeks agon during an ice storm and we had to eat out because we lost power for 6 days.

I tried to be as careful as possible. Do you think that he can out grow this disease? Looking forward to your feedback. He would have to undergo an immune modulatory protocol. Hi Jeanette, adenosine triphosphate? I would need to know more about your daughter to determine if I could help. You can reach me via the Contact page on my website. Also I have an aunt with hypothyroid and a half brother with thyroid problems as well so I think that it runs in my family Thank you and I look forward to hearing back from you Best regards.

And yes, for some people, thyroid meds can cause anxiety. You need a strategy to get your antibodies down, plain and simple. You can reach out to me on the Contact page of my site if you want to talk more. You can also download my super-thorough Essential Thyroid Nutrition Chart here: I was diagnosed with breast cancer stage 3 in and went through chemotherapy, radiation, surgeries and right now I am on Tamoxfen to cut hormone due to my cancer is hormone receptive.