What’s Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis?

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We're beginning a new topic here in our presentations that we've been putting on for last seven or eight or nine years
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are a new way of presenting data we're gonna start presenting a one condition a month and we're gonna add and we're
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going to address that condition every day for that month we're gonna give you nuances of of that condition the
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condition that we're going to start with in April is that we're doing this April right now is what is Hashimoto's and
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Hashimoto's is is going to be the subject this month and we might then another month we might talk about
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fibromyalgia another month we might talk about chronic fatigue so we're gonna there's so many aspects to these
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conditions that it's hard for me when somebody writes me and says what's Hashimoto's I can talk for what you can
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go look at our Moto's no BS series and and that's over an hour long and we had to cut that down so so what is
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Hashimoto's and we're gonna hit it little nuance each and every day so for those of you Hashimoto's this should be
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like uber interesting and informative because I've been doing Hashimoto's for a long time I studied with a doctor that
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actually kind of figured out Hashimoto's was what's causing most high rate problems and I've been very blessed that
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way and there's a question you got about it usually I can answer it so let's start answering that well start in with
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what is Hashimoto's so I'm going to keep this short because we're gonna talk about this for another 29 days okay but
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Hashimoto's is very complex it is just so complex when we started out it was okay it's an immune attack against the
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thyroid okay and that's clear enough your immune system starts attacking your thyroid and Yoshimoto so technically
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it's an autoimmune problem they call it Hashimoto's thyroiditis I just means inflammation okay so
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there's inflammation against the thyroid because the immune system is attacking and there's so many nuances and we're
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going to talk about why you've been told that your lab tests or a lot of people know that now but a lot
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of you still don't I did a nurse in here yesterday that what had kind of was a little bit unaware of the fact that it's
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it's my numbing ly misdiagnosed this frequently not look for the numbers are in different labs are different there is
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silent Hashimoto's there is reactive Hashimoto's there is full blown
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Hashimoto's there there are nuances of it all over the place there are herbs and botanicals for it so some people
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want to know can I get off the medication will answer that question medications are a big big question I get
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a lot it's in Hashimoto's is related to so many other things it's related to its rate so autoimmune attacks against your
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cerebellum where you get dizziness and vertigo and balance at the same time you're going like what do I have that
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for and you don't realize that they're connected it's related to gut problems specifically related to celiac it's
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related to autoimmune gastritis for those of you have difficulty having a child it's related to polycystic ovarian
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syndrome and more if you have if you have rheumatoid arthritis there's such-and-such a chance that you're going
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to have Hashimoto's so so there's a we're talking about those things we're going to talk about what is the actual
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attack for Hashimoto's and the fact that the the initial attack should not be herbs and botanicals or drugs for that
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matter okay the initial should be attack should be what is creating the inflammatory responses that are flaring
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up your immune system for that I could talk every day for a month or maybe two or three months for that matter but
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we're trying to keep it to one month so so that's what we're gonna do how she met Oz it's an it's an autoimmune
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attacking at your thyroid and most of you are told you have hypothyroid first some of you will actually have hyper
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thyroid symptoms that's another thing we're going to talk about in one of the sections but most of you are told you
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have hypothyroid first and then when it's not responding well to the medications then then maybe maybe your
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doctor will look and we run the thyroid antibodies which they don't normally run that's another thing we'll talk about
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like there's like 10 markers you should run for your thyroid panel hey most doctors run between 1 and 3 and then if
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those markers are are not good they'll treat you for hypothyroid if the March or if the markers are all normal
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they'll say oh well you don't have anything come back in six months so it's so Hashem utters this complex autoimmune
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attack against the thyroid ha and they they call it Hashimoto's thyroiditis it's an inflammatory autoimmune attack
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against the thyroid it is primarily an autoimmune problem until there's too much damage to the thyroid then it
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becomes an ottoman hypothyroid problems so that's really enough for today I mean it just kind of like give you a little
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bit of an overview and then and then starting the next segment tomorrow then we will talk about one of the