Welcome!
After being diagnosed with Hashimoto’s in 2009, I used my background as a pharmacist to research ways to overcome my autoimmune thyroid condition.
I’m really excited to share my findings with you!
I have many strategies that can help to put you on a path to feeling better and getting your thyroid condition into remission!
What’s Included
Gift #1: Depletions and Digestion Free Book Chapter
Do you know that Selenium is almost always deficient in Hashimoto’s? Iron, the B vitamins, and vitamin D are also very commonly depleted in people with Hashimoto’s, but most doctors miss these deficiencies on tests. This chapter will give you the right tests, supplements and exact stomach acid protocol I used that lifted my years of debilitating fatigue almost overnight!
Gift #2: Thyroid Diet Quick Start Guide
If you are thinking about going gluten-free, don’t make the same mistakes I did. The guide will help you understand the basics of a gluten-free diet, common reasons why gluten free diets may fail, and how to get started with your healing journey.
Gift #3: 10 Nutrient Dense Gluten Free Recipes
Changing your diet is tough! It took me a while to figure out how to make things that were both tasty and healthy. You’ll love these easy to make tried and tested thyroid-friendly recipes.
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I had thyroid cancer and taking Levothyroxine. I also have Kidney Disease stage 4 close to stage 5. I feel my thyroid issues is making my kidney disease worse and all I get is we are watching you. Watching my efgr go down to start dialysis! I’m trying to avoid dialysis doing a plant base diet but the Drs tell me to eat animal protein and gain weight. Can you help me or guide me in the right direction? Thank You 😊
Sandi – thank you for reaching out and sharing your journey. I’m so sorry to hear you are struggling with all of this. ❤️ I recommend doing your own research and sharing your concerns and information with your practitioner if they are open to listening. I also suggest that you join one of the Hashimoto’s/Thyroid disease groups that are out there. Being able to share ideas of what has worked with one another and offer support for each other can be very helpful.
I believe that everyone needs to find a practitioner that will let them be a part of the healthcare team. You want someone that can guide you, that will also listen to you and your concerns. You want someone that’s open to thinking outside of the box and who understands that you may not fit in with the standard of care. It’s a good idea to ask some standard questions when contacting a new doctor for the first time. Something else to consider is you can work with a functional doctor remotely, via Skype. You could also contact your local pharmacist or compounding pharmacy, who may be able to point you to a local doctor who has a natural functional approach. But I encourage you to keep looking for the right one for you! Here are some resources you might find helpful.
CLINICIAN DATABASE
https://thyroidpharmacist.com/database-recommended-clinicians/
FIND A FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE CLINICIAN
https://ifm.org/find-a-practitioner/
COMPOUNDING PHARMACIES
https://thyroidpharmacist.com/database-recommended-compounding-pharmacies/
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