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[Williss] Thyroid

Hello List Mates:

This short article shows the importance of the thyroid. It is a gland often

tested, seldom treated because of the inadequacy of the tests. Today's

doctors seem to rely solely on blood work. How many ever really give you a

complete, physical exam? When did one look at your tongue and tonsils unless

you complained? No diagnosis should be made without considering the symptoms

of hypothyroidism. Even then the final diagnosis is incomplete until this

question is answered: " Did the patient feel better on thyroid support? " Have

you made the 24 hour iodine test? Or Dr. Broda morning temperature

test?

Willis

Once damage to the thyroid takes place it affects all the other

organs....starting with digestion and absorption. Now toxins start building

in the system. You can have an array of symptoms: weight gain/weight loss

depending on the type of metabolism you had to begin with. This can create

no

appetite or binge eating, bloating, fluid retention, and skin problems

(itching, eczema, psoriasis, acne, hives & other skin eruptions, skin pallor

or yellowing).

The immune system also starts to deteriorate since the necessary vitamins

and

minerals are not being absorbed. This also creates problems with amino

acids.

Two more problems are created: (1) repeated infections and (2) colds and

upper respiratory infections.

Now let’s add a bunch of antibiotics...to treat these two problems...there

goes the good bacteria, allowing Candida yeast to take over which results

IgG

(delayed food allergies), and also opening the doors to introduction of

viruses and parasites.

Other symptoms of an underfunctioning thyroid are: depression, low body

temperature, infertility, menstrual disorders, memory disturbances,

concentration difficulties, paranoia, migraines, oversleeping and/or the

inability to sleep due to gastrointestinal discomforts or anemia, “laziness”

(no motivation), muscle aches and or weaknesses (low muscle tone), hearing

disturbances (burning, prickly sensations or noises in the head), slow

reaction time and mental sluggishness, labored breathing, hoarseness, speech

problems, brittle nails, and poor vision and/or light sensitivity.

All of Dr. Kellman’s patients have a wide variety of these symptoms, but all

have malabsorption, deficiencies in vitamins and minerals, creating

chemical

imbalances resulting in neurotransmitting problems.

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