Thyroid levels

What happens when your Thyroid Stimulating hormone (or TSH) gets too low? Or, what happens when you are told to ignore it when it is that low? Some might say that you can ignore your TSH levels, but others will tell you that there are real dangers if you do. Click here, and let's walk through this complex topic & teach you a bit more about your TSH and what it means for your health. #thryoid #thryoidhealth #thryoiddiseaase

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This is actually a fairly contentious topic but we are going to dive in headfirst. There are many doctors, and patients included, who believe that the TSH is the single best way to assess thyroid

High levels of TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) usually indicate hypothyroidism. TSH levels typically fall between 0.4 and 4.0 milli-international units per liter.

10% to 20% of the population have this hormone imbalance and it’s called hypothyroidism. Hypothyroidism, what is it? It’s a state of low thyroid function and it’s almost always caused by an autoimmune disease. This

Although experiencing dizziness and lightheadedness isn’t considered to be a classic symptom of either hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism, it’s common for people with these conditions to have these symptoms. In some cases the symptoms are mild, but in other cases they can be severe, and even debilitating. And so I thought it would be beneficial to discuss some of the common factors which can cause dizziness and/or lightheadedness in people with hypothyroidism/Hashimoto’s and those with…

Certain supplements have the potential to reduce inflammation and treat autoimmunity. This is extremely important for hyperthyroid patients when you consider that, in most cases, hyperthyroidism is caused by an autoimmune condition known as Graves'

Alisha Knicely | Hashimoto’s & Hypothyroidism 🦋 on Instagram: "Save this post for later!🦋 Part of feeling optimal with hypothyroidism and/or Hashimoto's is maintaining your levels within optimal ranges. Whether that is with or without medication, staying steady with your hormones is important. Functional ranges are more narrow than conventional and better represent ideal thyroid function. My recommendation is to track your thyroid labs over time, compare them to functional ranges…

There's this idea that superfoods are somehow much better than any other food group and should be consumed at all costs. That's not exactly true (1). While thyroid superfoods have tons of benefits, which we will

Are you a thyroidectomy patient struggling to feel better after your thyroid removal? If so, then this article may help to explain why you are feeling the way that you do. Article highlights: Those without