Re: Thyroid question and remedies

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Hypothyroidism, the medical term for an under-active thyroid, has such an unbelievably broad range of subtle symptoms that it is often undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. The symptoms of hypothyroidism usually arise from the sluggish behavior of another organ or system within the body.The single most common complaint among people with under-active thyroids is low energy. But since the condition can cause any organ or system to function below par, symptoms can include heart palpitations, high cholesterol, digestive problems, constipation, circulatory problems, anemia, allergies, frequent infections, sleep disturbances, fatigue, muscle weakness, hair loss, dry skin, acne, eczema, infertility, premenstrual syndrome, memory loss, depression, difficulty losing weight, and intolerance of extreme heat or cold. All of these are physical manifestations of the metabolic slowdown that accompanies thyroid hormone deficiency. Hypothyroidism can manifest itself as any of the following conditions. If even one of them applies to you, then you may have an under-active thyroid. * Allergies * Anemia * Angina * Atherosclerosis (hardening and clogging of the arteries) * Brittle nails * Chronic or frequent infections * Cold hands and feet * Constipation * Depression * Difficulty losing weight * Digestive problems * Dry skin * Fatigue * Hair loss * Headaches * Heart rhythm disturbances * High cholesterol * Immune dysfunction * Infertility * Irregular menstrual periods * Lethargy * Loss of appetite * Loss of libido * Low resistance to colds and flu * Memory problems * Mental sluggishness * Muscle weakness and atrophy * Slowness of movement * Slow wound healing * Stiff joints I've found that certain symptoms serve as fairly accurate predictors of hypothyroidism. Test for the condition whenever a person has one or more of the following: high cholesterol, anemia, allergies, fatigue, infertility,

premenstrual syndrome, chronic infection or illness, or temperature intolerance. Kelp and iodine are good to take for this. Suziysicjacqueline <myfaithstands@...> wrote: Good morning;Can anyone tell me signs and symptoms for Thyroid problems? And also is there anything in the files for underactive Thyroid? Thank you and GOD BLESS Suzi List Owner health/ http://360./suziesgoats What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. __________________________________________________

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Generally, hypothyroidism slows the

metabolism and causes problems related to that; i.e. being cold most of the

time, stubborn obesity, depression. Hyperthyroidism is the opposite and

causes things like exophthalmoses (bulging of the eyes), weight loss, insomnia,

tachycardia (rapid heart beat), etc. Both conditions can be caused by any

number of problems. So find out what is the problem, and then decide how

you want it treated.

Janet

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Suzanne

Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2007

10:49 AM

health

Subject: Re:

Thyroid question and remedies

Hypothyroidism, the medical term for an

under-active thyroid, has such an unbelievably broad range of subtle symptoms

that it is often undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. The symptoms of hypothyroidism

usually arise from the sluggish behavior of another organ or system within the

body.The single most common complaint among people with under-active thyroids

is low energy. But since the condition can cause any organ or system to

function below par, symptoms can include heart palpitations, high cholesterol,

digestive problems, constipation, circulatory problems, anemia, allergies,

frequent infections, sleep disturbances, fatigue, muscle weakness, hair loss,

dry skin, acne, eczema, infertility, premenstrual syndrome, memory loss,

depression, difficulty losing weight, and intolerance of extreme heat or cold.

All of these are physical manifestations of the metabolic slowdown that

accompanies thyroid hormone deficiency.

Hypothyroidism can manifest itself as any of

the following conditions. If even one of them applies to

you, then you may have an under-active thyroid.

*

Allergies

* Anemia

* Angina

*

Atherosclerosis (hardening and clogging of the arteries)

* Brittle

nails

* Chronic

or frequent infections

* Cold

hands and feet

*

Constipation

*

Depression

*

Difficulty losing weight

*

Digestive problems

* Dry

skin

* Fatigue

* Hair

loss

*

Headaches

*

Heart rhythm disturbances

* High

cholesterol

* Immune

dysfunction

*

Infertility

*

Irregular menstrual periods

*

Lethargy

* Loss of

appetite

* Loss of

libido

* Low

resistance to colds and flu

* Memory

problems

* Mental

sluggishness

* Muscle

weakness and atrophy

*

Slowness of movement

* Slow

wound healing

* Stiff

joints

I've found that certain symptoms serve as

fairly accurate predictors of hypothyroidism. Test for the condition

whenever a person has one or more of the following:

high cholesterol, anemia, allergies, fatigue, infertility, premenstrual

syndrome, chronic infection or illness, or temperature intolerance.

Kelp and iodine are good to take for this.

Suzi

ysicjacqueline

<myfaithstandsaol> wrote:

Good morning;

Can anyone tell me signs and symptoms for Thyroid problems? And also is

there anything in the files for underactive Thyroid? Thank you and GOD

BLESS

Suzi

List Owner

health/

http://360./suziesgoats

What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been

discovered.

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Interestingly, my thyroid is working at a 58%, but I'm feeling hot all the time and I have a terrible sleep disorder. Often certain symptoms can be misleading.

RE: Thyroid question and remedies

Generally, hypothyroidism slows the metabolism and causes problems related to that; i.e. being cold most of the time, stubborn obesity, depression. Hyperthyroidism is the opposite and causes things like exophthalmoses (bulging of the eyes), weight loss, insomnia, tachycardia (rapid heart beat), etc. Both conditions can be caused by any number of problems. So find out what is the problem, and then decide how you want it treated.

Janet

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of SuzanneSent: Thursday, October 18, 2007 10:49 AMhealth Subject: Re: Thyroid question and remedies

Hypothyroidism, the medical term for an under-active thyroid, has such an unbelievably broad range of subtle symptoms that it is often undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. The symptoms of hypothyroidism usually arise from the sluggish behavior of another organ or system within the body.The single most common complaint among people with under-active thyroids is low energy. But since the condition can cause any organ or system to function below par, symptoms can include heart palpitations, high cholesterol, digestive problems, constipation, circulatory problems, anemia, allergies, frequent infections, sleep disturbances, fatigue, muscle weakness, hair loss, dry skin, acne, eczema, infertility, premenstrual syndrome, memory loss, depression, difficulty losing weight, and intolerance of extreme heat or cold. All of these are physical manifestations of the metabolic slowdown that accompanies thyroid hormone deficiency.

Hypothyroidism can manifest itself as any of the following conditions. If even one of them applies to you, then you may have an under-active thyroid.

* Allergies

* Anemia

* Angina

* Atherosclerosis (hardening and clogging of the arteries)

* Brittle nails

* Chronic or frequent infections

* Cold hands and feet

* Constipation

* Depression

* Difficulty losing weight

* Digestive problems

* Dry skin

* Fatigue

* Hair loss

* Headaches

* Heart rhythm disturbances

* High cholesterol

* Immune dysfunction

* Infertility

* Irregular menstrual periods

* Lethargy

* Loss of appetite

* Loss of libido

* Low resistance to colds and flu

* Memory problems

* Mental sluggishness

* Muscle weakness and atrophy

* Slowness of movement

* Slow wound healing

* Stiff joints

I've found that certain symptoms serve as fairly accurate predictors of hypothyroidism. Test for the condition whenever a person has one or more of the following: high cholesterol, anemia, allergies, fatigue, infertility, premenstrual syndrome, chronic infection or illness, or temperature intolerance.

Kelp and iodine are good to take for this.

Suziysicjacqueline <myfaithstandsaol> wrote:

Good morning;Can anyone tell me signs and symptoms for Thyroid problems? And also is there anything in the files for underactive Thyroid? Thank you and GOD BLESS

Suzi

List Owner

health/

http://360./suziesgoats

What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered.

__________________________________________________