Is there a link between hypothyroidism and diet?
Most doctors will usually say no to this question if asked.
However, to really understand the connection between hypothyroidism and diet you have to look for the cause of hypothyroidism, which most doctors don't do.
Unfortunately, a lot of doctors are focused on only two things...diagnosis and treatment.
You may be asking yourself, 'isn't diagnosis the same as looking for the cause'
The truthful answer to this is no.
Diagnosis is a label. This helps doctors and insurance companies categorize illness. This illness is then assigned a number or code.
If a doctor doesn't have this code, the doctor cannot get paid.
I've got a secret I want to share with you and once you've heard it, you will know a lot more about what causes disease.
When you know what's causing a problem it should be easy to treat, right?
95% of diseases is actually due to the environment and the foods that are being consumed.
Now, if you want your doctor to tell you what the top cause of hypothyroidism is, this professional should be able to give you an answer.
This is the answer...
Iodine deficiency is the top cause of this condition throughout the entire world.
When there is insufficient quantities of this mineral in a person's food, iodine deficiency occurs.
This happens to be a link between dietary habits and hypothyroidism.
So, the solution to hypothyroidism in underdeveloped countries is to add iodine to the diet.
Residents of the U. S. Are unable to use iodine to treat hypothyroidism.
If you have an iodine deficiency, it might help.
Iodine is not likely to be effective because the most common cause of this issues in the United States is Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. This is classified as an autoimmune disorder and it does not have a known cause.
However, the treatment for Hashimoto's should also include diet, because the cause of most dis-ease is the environment and diet.
Hashimoto's and diet will be discussed in a future article.
Now you know what causes most forms of disease as well as one link between this particular issue and dietary habits.
If have hypothyroidism, focus on diet and deficiencies because most doctors don't do this.
Consider reading the book The Hypothyroid Diet.
Be healthy,
Dr. Kevin Dobrzynski
Most doctors will usually say no to this question if asked.
However, to really understand the connection between hypothyroidism and diet you have to look for the cause of hypothyroidism, which most doctors don't do.
Unfortunately, a lot of doctors are focused on only two things...diagnosis and treatment.
You may be asking yourself, 'isn't diagnosis the same as looking for the cause'
The truthful answer to this is no.
Diagnosis is a label. This helps doctors and insurance companies categorize illness. This illness is then assigned a number or code.
If a doctor doesn't have this code, the doctor cannot get paid.
I've got a secret I want to share with you and once you've heard it, you will know a lot more about what causes disease.
When you know what's causing a problem it should be easy to treat, right?
95% of diseases is actually due to the environment and the foods that are being consumed.
Now, if you want your doctor to tell you what the top cause of hypothyroidism is, this professional should be able to give you an answer.
This is the answer...
Iodine deficiency is the top cause of this condition throughout the entire world.
When there is insufficient quantities of this mineral in a person's food, iodine deficiency occurs.
This happens to be a link between dietary habits and hypothyroidism.
So, the solution to hypothyroidism in underdeveloped countries is to add iodine to the diet.
Residents of the U. S. Are unable to use iodine to treat hypothyroidism.
If you have an iodine deficiency, it might help.
Iodine is not likely to be effective because the most common cause of this issues in the United States is Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. This is classified as an autoimmune disorder and it does not have a known cause.
However, the treatment for Hashimoto's should also include diet, because the cause of most dis-ease is the environment and diet.
Hashimoto's and diet will be discussed in a future article.
Now you know what causes most forms of disease as well as one link between this particular issue and dietary habits.
If have hypothyroidism, focus on diet and deficiencies because most doctors don't do this.
Consider reading the book The Hypothyroid Diet.
Be healthy,
Dr. Kevin Dobrzynski
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