Many people do not know or realize that there are actually many different types of hypothyroidism. Technically, there is primary hypothyroidism, secondary hypothyroidism, tertiary hypothyroidism, and Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome. Today’s article is going to be going over the difference between Wilson’s Temperature Syndrome and primary hypothyroidism, as these are the Read more…
Hypothyroidism / Hashimoto’s patients find that they often don’t feel 100% even after standard treatment with medication. Quite often, they find that while their symptoms may have improved somewhat, they still feel tired/lethargic, still feel cold, still feel “down”, or that they still can’t get their weight down. While it Read more…
Hypothyroidism is on the rise and the standard medical treatment for it is generally unsatisfactory, in my opinion. Usually, a patient will present to the doctor’s office with one or more symptoms including lethargy/tiredness, sensitivity to cold / cold extremities, sluggishness, weight gain, constipation, dry skin, high cholesterol, etc. The Read more…