Top 10 Throid Book Recommendations

[Guest guest]

Already have Kathy's recommend

Dr. Broda book Hypothyroidism: The Unsuspected Illness-thanks to the

person who recommended it.

Will place an amazon order this afternoon.

What about Shames Throid Power??

Living Well With Hypothroidism Marty J Shomon.

Gonna order enough to get the free shipping. I'm cheap.

kc in AZ

[Guest guest]

" kc in az " wrote:

> What about Shames Throid Power??

A later book " Feeling Fat, Fuzzy, Frazzled " covers not just thyroid,

but adrenals and sex hormones too. It's the book that started me on

this journey.

> Living Well With Hypothroidism J Shomon.

Excellent general reference.

Barb

[Guest guest]

> Already have Kathy's recommend

> Dr. Broda book Hypothyroidism: The Unsuspected Illness

> Will place an amazon order this afternoon.

> - What about Shames Throid Power??

> - Living Well With Hypothroidism Marty J Shomon.

> Gonna order enough to get the free shipping. I'm cheap.

> kc in AZ

>

What is this, a 'same name group'? Hehe - we have two Cheri's,

two Kathy's, do we have another here somewhere? At least I'm

maybe safe - 'Jim' is not a really common woman's name, and we all

know of the 50:1 ratio - I'm just wondering WHY.. Most autoimmune

disorders are 4:1 or 9:1 (Lahita, Women and Autoimmune Diseases).

Diabetes (1) seems to be one of the few exceptions, being only

slightly more common in girls. I wonder if there is a discrepancy

for Type 2 (and if it were small it would be VERY hard to find. I

have a hunch that the immune system is involved in T2 as well as T1,

so their might be)

Anyway, Shoman's book is good. I was going to get Thyroid Power,

but read some negative or so/so reviews on Amazon, that it is good

for a novice, but not for people who already know a lot. And the

person said it didn't say ANYTHING about total replacement, so is

useless for someone who doesn't have a thyroid (or has Hashi's that's

gone to completion - if that's possible)

Jim

[Guest guest]

Jim, are you saying you are female? Yes, we do have another and I

think a few more 'Cheri's too.

Cheri

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What is this, a 'same name group'? Hehe - we have two Cheri's,

two Kathy's, do we have another here somewhere? At least I'm

maybe safe - 'Jim' is not a really common woman's name, and we all

know of the 50:1 ratio - I'm just wondering WHY.. Most autoimmune

disorders are 4:1 or 9:1 (Lahita, Women and Autoimmune Diseases).

Diabetes (1) seems to be one of the few exceptions, being only

slightly more common in girls. I wonder if there is a discrepancy

for Type 2 (and if it were small it would be VERY hard to find. I

have a hunch that the immune system is involved in T2 as well as T1,

so their might be)

Anyway, Shoman's book is good. I was going to get Thyroid Power,

but read some negative or so/so reviews on Amazon, that it is good

for a novice, but not for people who already know a lot. And the

person said it didn't say ANYTHING about total replacement, so is

useless for someone who doesn't have a thyroid (or has Hashi's that's

gone to completion - if that's possible)

Jim

[Guest guest]

Top 10 thyroid books:

Peatfield: Your Thyroid and How to Keep it Healthy

Mark Starr: Hypothyroidism Type 2

: Hypothyroidism the Unsuspected Illness

Adrenals

Jefferies: Safe Uses of Cortisol

Plechner: Pets At Risk

Plechner: Endocrine-Immune Mechanisms in Animals & Human Health Implications

Hormones

Hertoghe: The Hormone Solution

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