Thyroid Pharmacist
After being diagnosed with Hashimoto’s in 2009, I spent a lot of time, money, and resources on trying to figure out my root cause. I eventually did uncover and resolve […]
After I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s, I eventually connected all of the dots between my acid reflux, IBS, bloating, stomach pain, and autoimmune thyroid condition. Research has shown that every […]
When I was searching for answers on how to get my Hashimoto’s into remission and feel like myself again after so many years of frustrating symptoms, I started by analyzing […]
Many people with Hashimoto’s feel significantly better when they remove reactive foods, replenish nutrient depletions with restorative foods and supplements, and support the gut with probiotics. But what if those […]
There are common underlying root causes in Hashimoto’s, including nutrient deficiencies, food sensitivities, an impaired ability to handle stress, intestinal permeability, chronic infections, and an impaired ability to handle toxins. [1] […]
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