Thyroid Pharmacist
This guest post was originally posted in February of 2015, based on recommendations by Magdalena Wszelaki, Thyroid Diet Coach. I have since developed new articles and resources for Hashimoto’s that […]
Proper gut function is key to a healthy body. I had the pleasure of attending an Advanced Gastrointestinal Conference by the Institute of Functional Medicine, a whole entire conference on addressing […]
A Story About Remission Last month I had the pleasure of speaking with Liz Schau, who has been in medication-free remission from Hashimoto’s for four years (even though she was up […]
Please note that Anatabine is not available at this time. In doing research for my thyroid condition, I found that smoking tobacco reduced the risk of Hashimoto’s, but that it often made […]
A variety of diets have been reported to be helpful in healing autoimmune conditions like Hashimoto’s. These diets include a gluten-free diet, the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, the GAPS diet, the Paleo diet, the […]
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