Graves’ Disease Diet: Eat These Foods For Hyperthyroidism
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- What do you eat when you have Graves' or hyperthyroidism?
Graves' is an autoimmune disease that results in an attack on your thyroid gland and the production of excessive thyroid hormone which causes the symptoms of hyperthyroidism.
So what do you eat if you have Graves' or hyperthyroidism?
What you eat depends largely on what kind of treatment you've undergone for hyperthyroidism.
Those who are in the active stage of hyperthyroidism need to be tested for gluten and celiac disease as well as food sensitivities.
Assessing these areas can help reduce intestinal inflammation and may treat your Graves'.
Those who post thyroidectomy or post radioactive iodine ablation will need a diet tailored to hypothyroid patients because these therapies result in hypothyroidism in the body.
Learn more about how to eat when you have Graves' to help normalize your weight.
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HEY GUYS! REMEMBER: if your thyroid has been removed/destroyed with RAI then you are now hypothyroid.
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is brown rice good to consume?
Hi dr.westin im a hyperthyroid patient.i would like to know if brown rice and weat bread are safe foods to eat for the thyroid.
Most bread in the market contains gluten so I would say it's not safe.
Are oats okey for those with active hyperthiortidsim
Great info.😁😁😁😁
I had no symptoms other than losing weight very easily. The specialist told me 'here, take 6 of these pills for your thyroid, these 3 for your heart'. When I told her I wanted a second opinion for the treatment she started yelling that I could die at any second. I said ok, never went back to her office again. I'm currently being treated with Traditional Chinese Medicine. No gluten, no lactose, no soy, and no sugar & processed foods.
Would love to know how well this is working for you.
6 months in, and doing great so far 😊
But how are your #s?
I'm the same , loosing weight , what are you using ? I've heard lemon balm and bugleweed is very good ?
She aint wrong tho lmao. My symptoms were a lot more (weight loss, fatigue, bad emotional state, insomnia, high heart rate, etcetc) and taking pills for both the thyroid and the heart made it a lot better. Also avoiding fish and iodine in general
13:15 what u should eat
THANK YOU I was about to click out
Great information
For me the key was cortisol. I reduced stress, changed job, country, got rid of some toxic people and doing 100 things from early in the morning till late late at night and a year later I stopped the medication cause I felt I didn't need itI informed my doctor about 3 months later after I checked my blood.kept checking every 3 months. Almost 4 years now, still no meds, hopefully it will keep that way
Good I'm happy for you. So far for me I'm on thyroid meds and it makes me gain weight. I was showing symptoms but I no longer have the shortness of breath anymore. My prayer to God alone with exercise, trying to eat right and vitamin supplements is what I'm doing.
Dear Anastasia, that sound very familiar to my case. I am 50. All other results are great except thyorid. The amount of stress in last 3 years was beyond. All the best.
Yup. Kortisol. Extreme stress in childhood when organs develop leads to vulnerability for autoimmune disease.
Everybode get to have toxic stress from time to time in their life.
After a horrible time twelve yrs ago got Graves. Treated and got well after couple months. Now,after again unbelievable stressful time its back. Soo..stress must go. Whatever it takes. Just saying.
Looong before gluten or other minor details. Went vegan,that kept it away for over a decade. But long periods of stress outside control got me this time.
Worst of all is that doctors are so nonchalant about the danger. The worst is osteoporosis. So it cant go on for years. Think of it as no compromize. Stress must go,or remove yourself from toxic people. That is the real battleground.
Doctors have tunnel vision and their pet peeves.
@@MukanimouI left sunny Greece and moved to cloudy Germany.🎉🎉
What 100 things you mean ? Also what was your diet ? What did you eat or avoid eating ? What were your t3 t4 and tsh ?
Incredibly informative . No Dr has ever explained hyperthyroidism so well . Thankyou
this is by far one of the best hyperthyroidism video on youtube. very informative, i appreciate you taking the time explain this. thank you.
You're welcome!
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@@kelebekbulut2538Stop eating gliten, eggs, dairy, sugar and processed food, start taking suplements vit D3+K2 , Zinc, Selenium, Magnesium, Probiotics , find a holistic doctor. Also bugleweed and lemon balm helps, some people have sensitivity to it , hope it works for you.
Oh no😮 my entire diet is everything what not to eat 😮 what can I eat 😮 need a new cookbook omgosh 😮 been tapering off the methimazole not feeling well oh wow time to find new recipes. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much. The best video about hyperthyrodism that I have watched so far. Very helpful - particularly the connection of gluten (celiac disease) to hyperthyroidism.
Very impressive!! Most doctors know very little on this topic. Thank you for this!
BEST video for hyperthyroidism. I been tryna get down to root cause of all my problems
Glad you found it helpful!
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Hi dr childs...you stated no alcohol ..I read that within moderation alcohol is ok...why no alcohol?
exactly... the treatments my drs recommended just doesn’t sit right with me .. i’m going to this diet
@@drwestinchilds can graves cause tremors in the body, not in hand tremors but tremors in back on bending downwards and neck on bending. My tremors started with legs. I don't have intense tremors now but in particular positions I experience them and also when I am anxious or don't have meal on time.
Thanks for the video, extremely helpful.
That was a long list of supplements at the end - are you recommending taking the whole lot? If not, what should be taken as a minimum?
I am TOTALLY impressed with your mastery of a complex subject. Thank you for the many diverse tangents!! We (afflicted) are all so lucky to have you take the time/skill needed to publicly display in a format that reaches many. John L
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Are you well now? How did you deal with it?
Wow, I’ve been searching for help for weeks. Thank you! 💖💖💖
Welcome!
Thank you so much for this video. I understand it so much more now.
The best so far video of hyperthyroidism, thanks doc
Beautiful!!! Thanks so much for caring!!!!
Extremely helpful thank you so much 😊
Amazing!!!!! At last someone understands...more of these videos please...About this subject. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you for making these videos . Super helpful
Thank you for this video Dr Childs. I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism in 2017. It give me hair loss, weight loss, memory loss, heat intolerance, anxiety, insomnia, mood swings and many other symptoms.
You're welcome!
Is hair loss permanent Or you have regrown your hair?
Hi me too
Since 2017... it’s been giving me hard time this year... a lot of different things have been going on with me... I feel like I’m losing my mind
@@hazzatulislam8054it came back for me
But how are u feeling now I also have hyperthyroidism I have insomnia,excessive sweating,exiety ,neverous yah it's just complicated I was diagnosed in 2022
Thank you so much this video explains alot. I know I definitely have to change my eating habbit.
thank you this is so helpful
Thanks so much! It is very helpful! I have High blood pressure and it fluctuates. My gall bladder was removed and and I got Graves after 18 years of gall bladder removal. I don't take any medication but just watching my intake of food and doing better.
This is the most comprehensive video on Hyperthyroidism!
Watched til the end. Very helpful. Thank you so much.
Great information! I did the research and told my first endocrinologist that I believed cutting gluten really helped my symptoms and he said it had nothing to do with eachother but it was my choice if I wanted to do that. I changed doctors and asked if I should get the gluten tests but because I had already cut it from my diet it wouldn’t be accurate and I would have to consume gluten at least for 2 weeks to see if I had the antibodies. It wasn’t worth it to me because I completely feel the difference after going gluten free. Also been taking selenium consistently since being diagnosed and it has been amazing for my immune system! Thanks for confirming that for me.
Yes our endroconoagist told us NOTHING about this gluten dairy issues my teen stopped glutten on her own 2 1/2 years ago cause it made her sick not knowing there was a connection. A specialist at cardinal Glennan 😕
Do you have graves?
Yes I do
Calm down
My endocrinologist said the same thing. Weird that the significance of it to us, the patient, doesn't sway their opinions.
This was great, thank you!
Thank you Dr. Childs, very very useful.
Welcome!
Best video I’ve seen on Hyperthyroidism and Graves . Graves is very rarely mentioned .
So informative … I understand completely now .
Thankyou
Truly appreciate your informative videos 🤗
Thank you for helping me 🙏🏻
Doctor: excellent your information.
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you for this! such a helpful and comprehensive video to learn more about hyperthyroidism
Thank you.. Very informative
Welcome!
This is the best video, thank you.
Wow thank you so much very very good informationman I wish I would have had this years ago I have been dealing with this for over six years with no help thank you again 😁😁🤗
Thank you for this
Thanks. I read the list and I have to say that I drink a lot of milk and coffee but a couple of years ago cut down my milk and coffee consumption and it did help my Graves symptoms now that I think about it.
I must say thank you for finally someone is addressing the real heart of the problem when it comes to Graves because every single specialist I have seen just wants to rip my thyroid out and I tell them that I don’t want to trade the problems I have for the problems they will cause by doing that and I ask them “have you got anything to offer that deals with the antibodies which is the actual cause of Graves?” And they always say “no unfortunately” . They try to scare me and tell me that I might die if I didn’t have my thyroid out and I tell them “we are all going to die someday” but at the best breath they ask me if the student doctor’s can attend my appointment because “graves patients never end up in hospital so they never get to see them on rounds”
So anyway thank you for the tips and I will do some more investigating on what foods are causing me issues because it would be nice to get my levels back under control.
Thank you for the best and informative video!
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Thanks so much for this video!!!! ❤️
Welcome!
Thank you so much!! Very interesting.
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Bravo!Great video! Thank you for sharing your expertise with this wonderful educative video! I wonder about fermented foods like sauerkraut?
Fermented foods are great! Just start low and ease into them.
Thanks you so much for this i really appreciate it
Thanks Doc .
Welcome!
Hello Doc, have you ever treated Graves patients who while taking anti-thyroid medication yo-yo between hyper and hypo symptoms even if the blood tests don’t reflect that?
This is what i am looking for. Been eating the wrong foods all this time. Now, i know what to do. I have hyperthyroidism and graves. Thank you for the infos. ❤❤❤
No problem!
@@drwestinchilds happy new year doc! 🎉🎉🎉
Did know a lot of this but found the information about the link between hyperthyroidism and gluten intolerance/cealiac disease interesting. Thank you
Thanks I'm understand
Thanks doc...
Welcome!
Thank you for making this clear, I was never told any of this Just that I had Hyperthyroidism, and I needed the radioactive pill treatment, 3 day. Now I know. Two Dr.'s told me I also have Hashimoto's, Grave Disease and Irritable bowel. Will surly watch all your other videos, Thank you so much. Too bad I can't afford your meds.
THANK YOU. I just was diagnosed with Graves and have spent all day researching nutrition plans. This was the clearest information I have received so far. Truly appreciated!
Hi I've been diagnosed today. How have you being getting on?
How’s it going?
Thank you so much for this video. So informative and helps me to truly understand ways I can treat this disease.
Get a second opinion. And research the doctors. You can even ask what their philosophy is on treatment. I like a doctor who recommends a comprehensive approach. Good luck!
Welcome!
Oh wow thank u for this info! I also wonder if celiac disease has anything to do with the absence of the appendix? Im curious to know how many of those suffering with Graves or Celiac have had to have appendectomies? I feel like after having had one i started having other health issues throughout my years on top of the fact i also had a hysterectomy. Hmmm something to think about!
This video is super helpful,you have explained it down to the core thank you so much for this,you have no idea how much this means to me,i am on my third year journey with Grave's and along comes the weight gain and difficulty in losing it,now that i have seen this i know what to do,you explained it way better than my Doctor!thank you again👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you.
I have Graves’ disease & my thyroid hormones are 50 times higher than they should be, I’m constantly overheating & it’s awful. My doctor refuses to believe diet is important for treatment so this video is really great. Thanks 👍
You're welcome!
Cara please how are you doing now ?
They all say that, instead of giving us hope and helping us to lean into the foods of benefit and remove those that could get in our way to healing. It’s pretty sad and selfish.
Same my doctor told me I can eat whatever 🤔 like wtf u mean I can eat whatever smh
Sadly this is very common. Endos have zero training on how nutrition effects us. It's either Rx or kill/remove your thyroid.
Very interesting information.thank you. I see you do not have watermelon or other melons mentioned in the fruit section. Would these fruits be bad for Graves? (On a very low dose of methimazole.)
I got diagnosed just about 3 months ago and put on thyroid medication. After being diagnosed I tried so hard to eat healthy and exercise, I cut down on my calories a lot but it didn't matter because I started to gain weight anyways. The weight gain made me really discouraged since if felt like I had worked so hard for nothing. So 2 weeks ago I began eating LCHF instead, so no gluten, no sugar (and no carbs obviously) and I've already lost the weight that I put on during those months. So if anyone is struggling to lose weight while on medication I think a Low Carb High Fat diet is at least worth a try. Though do keep in mind that all diets works different depending on age and if/ how much you have dieted before. I'm 17 and have not dieted at all before which may be one of the reasons why this might work for me but not somebody else.
See Dr Berg DC - videos on Nutrition - go to his channel - then to the Playlists - scroll for subject groups.
Best Wishes 💟
Thanks for sharing! Glad it's working for you.
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I am going through the same thing.. I gained more weight than I haven ever before. I felt very discouraged when I worked out super hard and ate “Healthy “ and I was still not able to lose the weight .. I am definitely speaking to my doctors to see if I can try that diet 🙏🏽 i am so desperate to lose this weight I’ve even considered going under the knife :(
Eating LCHF and weight has been steady, feel so much better! The high fat seems to be key in being able to sleep, dealing with this nearly 2 years
Firstly I want to thank you for making this helpful video guide for us. And I also have a question: does it mean keto diet is ok or even better for ppl with hyperthyroidism? I’m on keto right now but I worry about it. Many thanks.
Yes me too. How are you now?
Thank you so much!🙏🏽❤️
Welcome!
Thank you so much ; information is very much appreciated. Everything you have just said is so true.
I was diagnosed with diabetes a year ago; put on medication, but decided to treat myself holistically. Because of my age , I was also going through the menopause ; symptoms quite similar hyperthyroid; aches hot flashes weight loss ( diabetes issues).
By eliminating gluten , sugar and “said supplements; all symptoms had gone and gained amazing energy and skin.
Personally I think gluten and sugar contributes to many illnesses. It’s a shame it’s not information given to patients by mainstream doctors.
P.S. even my blood sugar has turned around 100%
DIET IS EVERYTHING!
I'm glad you found it helpful!
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Hello what do you usually eat ? I have blood sugar issues along with thyroid issues and i keep loosing weight.
@@BEE-lq2nh hi how are you doing now?
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Yes I would like to know what is the root cause for my overactive thyroid, and if the normal blood test can find out the cause or a special test of to be done
Hi, where can I find the post with the list of foods to eat? Thanks
Dr Childs, thank you SO much for your webpage with so much useful content all in one place and of course the videos. I have one nagging question that I've been obsessing over for days, my TSI is at 90% and your blog says "...not every single case of elevated TSI is indicative of Graves' disease" which is consistent with what my Endo says. I used to be hyPO (not extreme case but I had many symptoms so was put on levothyroxine 100mg), after nearly a decade my TSH started to drop reaching 0.02 at one point!
My recent blood work showed normal FT4, FT3, suppressed TSH 0.18 and, TSI - 90%, TPO
The higher the percentage the more likely you are to develop Graves' at some point, unfortunately.
Thank you, Dr Childs. I'm still trying to establish whether having ANY level of TSI is indicative of the presence of Graves already in your body. My understanding is TSI is a response to only one condition, therefore I must have Graves??
I'm following your youtube channel and facebook advice and have already adopted the recommended grain free diet. Will be interesting to see the blood work in 3-4 months!
Subscribed. This video is very informative. I have been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism just last week and been searching for more information about this disease, food to eat and avoid and supplement to be taken to help regulate hyperthyroidism. Thank you doctor you are doing a great job 👍😊
How did you deal with it?
THANKYOU. !!!!!!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks for the info... very interesting. I've had a low tsh for some time but I was unaware and Dr's have not commented on it. However I'm looking into myself now as recently had an episode of tachycardia and now on beta blockers.
Would maca because of its nutrient dence content also be good for hyperthyroidism?
Diet @ 13:20
thanks truly
Thanks 😊
Where can I access this article being referenced in this video? Thank you!
This is just a fantastic explanation, Thank you, unfortunately, this information is not working with my MD endocrinologist as they say it's not evident.
Sadly, most endocrinologist have 2 answers...methimazole or kill/remove your thyroid. None of what he recommends will hurt your treatment, but it will absolutely make you feel better and give you results that will improve your results to the point that your endo may reduce/ stop your meds or you avoid surgery/RAI.
Thank you for this video
You're welcome!
@@drwestinchilds does this work if I'm currently taking methimazole, been on it for 6 weeks and have gained 13 lbs
Excellent
Great video
Thanks!
What about when you taking metamizole medications? Do I follow the diet for it
I am on my third trimester of pregnancy and was diagnosed with Graves’ disease just a month ago. My thyroid function and antibodies were too high during the first trimester, but the only symptom I had was 2 weeks of anxiety attacks. I was prescribed PTU for 4 weeks and been off it for 10 weeks now. Everything is now on the low-normal levels save for antibodies which the docs fear could cross the placenta to my baby.
Baby’s heart rate has always been normal and no goiter has been seen. I also don’t have any symptoms - no hair loss, weight loss, eye problems, swelling of the thyroid, depression/anxiety, None of these! We have to be in battle mode with this mentally, physically and emotionally and not let this beat us.
I am taking only Calcium in the a.m. and iron at night, but thinking of adding vit D3 and Omega supplements. I moderate my carb and sugar consumption and don’t eat out as best as I can. I never skip working out daily 2 times at least, HIIT if I don’t have much time, cardio or strength training, and yoga in the a.m and p.m, so my arms do not feel weak at all but I feel strong.
I struggled with GERD and Endometriosis in the past and have healed naturally in 4-6 months from eating healthy and regular exercise. On a side note, when my body is dealing with some illness, I get glutathione IV shots which I get administered by my GP. Glutathione is a supplement widely used in Asia for its health benefits but administered via IV is most effective. My dose was 600 mg of gluta IV per week. My doctor said, you can’t overdose on it. Worst case is you pee out what your body doesn’t need of it.
Disclaimer: research on glutathione IV and as for diet, regularly get check ups to see if you’re on the right track.
I am pregnant and just recently been told I have hyperthyroidism. I do have anxiety attacks and fast heartbeat, I am soo scared. They just started me on PTU until I am 16 weeks.
@@grisssrodriguez7241 sorry about that. I hope you’re surrounded by people who love and understand you. Hard times and you are brave for weathering it.
My thoughts would get crazy (and dark) during the pregnancy at the height of the anxiety, but it has been a good year or so since I gave birth. At my 37th week, I was declared “in remission” for hyperthyroidism all due to good diet, exercise, and meditation.
7 months post-birth, I felt something similar to palpitations at a resting state, and my antibodies have gone up again. My GP wants me to wear this heart monitor vest (that you can’t take off for 24 hrs) to cross out the chance that it is something heart related. It wasn’t, it was the graves. I still haven’t addressed that since my last check up due to covid (busy hospitals). But otherwise I’m good. The heart racing happens maybe once every 2 or 3 months.
Honestly, sometimes, doctors can stress me out. I have seen two diff doctors, one freaks me out (told me they were alarmed my hands were shaking when stretched out but I was nervous that day being in the hospital really), and the other tells me to relax and keep up with my checkups.
The advices given here are really good. I hope you are feeling better today. ❤️
Hi,
I know it’s really old comment, it would be great if you can reply… I was diagnosed with Graves’ disease about 18 months ago and my thyroid functions are being normal for more than a year.. now I am pregnant(first trimester).. can you please tell me what diet you followed? I mean what should I eat and what to avoid during pregnancy?
User-gr9, congratulations! I’m struggling to get pregnant I’ve had 3 IVF cycles since my Dr advised to start trying for a baby again. I’m getting desperate, did you do anything out of the ordinary to get pregnant or it just happened?
@@aramanitoh man I hope and pray it gets better for you have sex alot and eat certain foods that can help with fertility more within your hormones and before you know it you will be pregnant with two lines in that prego test , keep tryin dont give up ,
Do any of the supplements have negative interactions with Lisinopril?
Dr.Childs! My doctor asked me to take Thyroid Scan and Uptake test to check on the nodules in parathyroid after I had an ultrasound. I'm scared of the radiation. Is it safe? Are there any alternatives to this test, like CT scan or something else? My calcium levels are normal.
I'm SO hoping you will answer my question! Thank you!!!
Im taking methimazole should i still follow the steps for better nutrients
Will contraception like the jadelle contribute
Do you think drinking out of plastic bottles is bad or that it can cause this? Or what about eating food out of plastic containers? For almost 5 years now, I eat my food through these containers they come in and I microwave them for two minutes
Would this work if I'm taking any thyroid blockers?
Dr. Westin, how does iodine play a role in hyperthyroidism and celiacs?
Thank you, it's so interesting. May I suggest speaking a little bit slower, so every piece of information will be better assimilated. Blessings!
Thanks for the suggestion! As a side note, you also have the option to slow down the playback speed :)
Dr were is yr office i will like to see u
Ni treatment. As yet my doctors. Say my T 4 .is a little overcative
Well done!!!! The most complete and correct video that I ever watched for Hyperthyroidism....
Question: Since type 1 diabetes is considered immune system disease and there is almost non research for the root and cause of it, can we describe the presence of pancreas/ insulin autoantibodies the same way that you described it for thyroid.... I have a strong believe that the leaky gut and inflammation is the hidden root and cause of TD1 ... any Td1 video from you will be greatly appreciated. Thank you
My tests came back
I got diagnosed with overactive Thyroid
Low vitamin D
And Inflamación RA
Leaky Gut
I live in Seattle, no sun here
Thank you. I am very sick to the point where I had to leave my job. I went to doctors for 2 years. My thyroid is huge and I think I may be experiencing thyroid storm. I am going to go to the er soon as I just found it from you that it can be deadly. One doctor took a look at my neck and sent me to a surgeon. The surgeon bounced me back to the doctor to find out why my thyroid was huge. Smh. I lost a massive amount of weight for no apparent reason and now i have put on an astonishing amount of weight. I was wondering if it is possible to go from hypothyroidism to hyperthyroidism?
Ladonna Foster-Hayes yes to answer your question. I was diagnosed with Hashimotos and it’s now turned to Hyperthyroidism.
I had a horrible attack of diverticulitis this summer and was put on an IV with Flagyl & Cipro for four days, the two most powerful antibiotics that kill everything good or bad. Went home with same antibiotics in pill form for 10 days. I lost 22 pounds in two weeks (144 to 122), all my muscle was gone, totally out of breath, tremors, insomnia, and night sweats. GI doc couldn't explain why I was so exhausted but one of my test showed almost nonexistent TSH (thyroid). He referred me to an Endocrinologist and she said that the antibiotics can kick in hyperthyroidism at the level I was taking. I just had blood drawn again and getting an ultrasound on my thyroid today. Hoping this is a temporary situation. I've ordered many supplements to treat myself naturally. I do not want to go on thyroid medicine. This is another reason why I despise antibiotics but I had to take them because I had a horrible infection. Will post an update next week after I review the results with my endo.
How did everything work out for you?
I hope it was only a temporary state🙏
Hmm I can relate.This is now making some sense for me.
Thank you for this information, it's really helpful. I heard somewhere that broccoli block absorption of iodine, what is your view on this please, is it true in your opinion? Also, do you think it's safe to eat gluten free oats, quinoa and chia seeds if you have graves disease? Thanks so much..
Theoretically, yes, practically, no. You can learn more here: www.restartmed.com/goitrogens/
Thank you so much for all this info. I am due for a radioactive iodine uptake scan test to check for nodules for my Graves’ disease. I am hesitant to do the test because I have to take a radioactive pill or liquid, which might cause other cancers in the future. Do you think this test is necessary for me to take?
Did you take the radioactive uptake test? How was it and how are you now?
Thank you foe this very informative video! My question is on the supplements you suggested. At what point of the diagnosis are these recommended? Can they be used when you are first diagnosed with Graves before treatment begins, as well as after any treatment?
Hi what did you do and how are you today? I was diagnosed today and I'm at a loss of what to do
I HAVE BEEN SUFFERING FROM THIS DIESEASE FOR OVER 7 YEARS. ITS AFFECTING MY HEALTH NOW. SHOULD I CONSIDER SURGERY. IM TAKING CARBIMAZOLE. GAINED WEIGHT AND ETC ETC. IM CONFUSED. I NEED HELP AND ADVISE. I ONLY JUST STARTED TO TRY AND DIET. BUTITS BEEN 7 LONG YEARS. IS IT TOO LATE?
How about Graves’ disease that’s not treated at all? I refuse to have the ablation done and took me some meds and I was back to normal for a while and recently just feeling weird and seems to be having some of the symptoms but when I have Graves’ disease in the past .
Please i need the list of foods to eat.. I have gotten the ones to avoid
Hello I am a fan of your videos
Hello. I started off with Hashimoto autoimmune and now I have Graves Disease. How should I eat with 2 autoimmune disorders? I been tested for my gluten and celiac and came back negative.
Hey folks can I take whey protein if am suffering from hyperthyroidism ?
This was an eye opener I have Graves disease and hypothyroidism not getting much help from my Doctor Iam also Coeliac and gluten free , problem with my weight now and losing lots of hair wish someone can help feel like I’m alone on an island
Hello, I am desperate to avoid my thyroid being removed and am wondering if I purchase your supplements from Australia if they would still be effective, especially the probiotics as it usually takes 3-4 weeks to arrive
I cleared up my hypothyroidism with the help of natural herbs medications from Dr iyaremoses on UA-cam channel