How Your Thyroid Can Make You Sick, Tired, and Overweight
by Dr Mark Hyman
About Dr Mark Hyman
MARK HYMAN, MD is dedicated to identifying and addressing the root causes of chronic illness through a groundbreaking whole-systems medicine approach called Functional Medicine. He is a family physician, a five-time New York Times bestselling author, and an international leader in his field. Through his private practice, education efforts, writing, research, and advocacy, he empowers others to stop managing symptoms and start treating the underlying causes of illness, thereby tackling our chronic-disease epidemic. More about Dr. Hyman or on Functional Medicine.Subscribe to Dr Hyman
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6 Responses to How Your Thyroid Can Make You Sick, Tired, and Overweight
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AMEN!!!! I am on meds for hypothyroidism and a nodule was found….thank you for recognizing the whole picture…I had already eliminated gluten but no one told me there was a connection…you get it…THANKS! i may need to have my thyroid removed…understanding it all has been my mission…THANKS
Interesting, if “this is what 73 is supposed to feel like”, then why have I felt that way at 23, 33, and 43?? No Dr (except a functional med practicitioner) has EVER given me a diagnosis beyond “drink mroe water” and “eat more fiber and vegetables”. I have gone most of my life feeling as described in the video (doing who knows what kind of cumulative damage to my body by being undiagnosed!). Thank you for getting the message out, and for offering means of proper diagnosis and treatment to us “sub-clinicals” who are tired of being tired!!
I do not beleave in taking medicine for any illnes! But what choices do I have if I can’t find any other solution?
I am sick, of been sick With hipothyroidism can Dr. Mark help?
Thank’s a million for you reply!
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Wishing You the Best of Health!
Dear Dr. Hyman.
I am about 63 Yrs old was Hyper thyroids problem in 1971,after treatment get fine,but now to day I go through your Blog om internet you mentioned only slow function of thyroid .Please send me about my FAST(Hyper)one.Last year the blood
test T3,T4,& TH were normal but practically I have the same feeling as in 1971.poor Digesting,weight loss,feel hurry in every work &.depression
Regards,
jawed,Pakistan