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When I was first diagnosed with hypothyroidism my doctor informed me that I would have to take drugs every day for the rest of my life to control it.
That turns out not to be true.
Because hypothyroidism doesn’t have to be permanent.
Its underlying causes are now well understood. And those underlying causes are easy to deal with.
People like me used to have hypothyroidism but don’t anymore.
Our joints no longer ache, our skin and hair is in good condition.
We’re full of energy – and depression or low mood has given way to relief and happiness.
The following video tells my story.
And my story can quite quickly become your story.
Hypothyroidism is a frustrating disease.
You’ll know what I’m talking about.
There’s the symptoms…
It made my hair thin out. I gained weight – even when I was off my food. I got moody and occasionally depressed. Sometimes I was constipated.
I was able to sleep a solid 10 hours and still wake up exhausted. I found it difficult to focus at work and a struggle to really enjoy family and social life.
My low moods and anxious thoughts created one or two relationship difficulties too. People try to be understanding but… my condition wore them down.
Even more frustrating was that doctors simply didn’t believe there’s anything wrong with me.
After several discussions, my doctor looked at my thinning hair, accepted that my dry skin and aching limbs ‘wasn’t normal’…
…but then put my fatigue and anxiety down to me being preoccupied with my thinning hair and aching limbs!
He told me he couldn’t find anything wrong with me. He advised I eat better, exercise more and take up a hobby.
When he did finally have my blood tested – hypothyroidism was diagnosed.
I was put on a lifetime course of drugs.
They had some positive effect but they mostly reduced symptoms a little – they never got rid of them.
So I was still tired an awful lot – but I could mostly keep my eyes open.
My hair and skin sill thinned and dried – but a little less.
The meds became a problem.
I developed some dosage problems – which is common with hypothyroidism meds.
They’re sensitive drugs. A bit too much or too little can have dramatic effects on a person’s health.
Even taking pills from a new batch can lead to adverse reactions.
My doctor informed me that for many people thyroid problems fluctuate over the course of the year. Which, as I found out, means the dosage had to fluctuate too.
I’ve never been keen to take drugs for illnesses. They’re toxic, unnatural and, over time, can cause as many problems as they solve.
Yet here I was… stuck, basically.
I wasn’t getting better. The drugs’ downsides could hit me between the eyes at any time – but I didn’t know what else to do instead.
Anyway. That’s all done with now.
I no longer have the disease.
So I can look back on those days and smile. It’s all over for me. I’m fully well.
I do still recall it all though. And I feel for others who are ill now the way I was then.
My recovery is complete. It happened pretty quickly – about 4 weeks, give or take a few days.
And that disease ain’t coming back either.
About 18 months ago a lady called Jodi Knapp was in front of me in a long line at the supermarket. While we waited to be served we started talking.
Long story short, Jodi knew all about hypothyroidism. She was a natural health practitioner and some years previously had helped a close friend – who had it really bad – get over the disease.
Today, Jodi routinely treats hypothyroidism in hundreds of people. She gave me a link to some information about how she approaches the disease and we chatted some more while we waited.
What I eventually learned from Jodi about hypothyroidism was jaw-dropping.
Because I’m the kind of person who trusts doctors unquestioningly. If a doctor can’t beat whatever you’re suffering from then it can’t be beaten. Plain and simple. I realize that can sound dumb but that’s how I am.
When I was finally free of hypothyroidism I changed that view. I had to.
Because the essence of the problem is this: doctors tend to treat only the symptoms of hypothyroidism.
They fully understand that an under-active thyroid isn’t producing the hormones the body needs.
They of course know that these hormones – known as T3 and T4 – regulate our metabolism.
Which means they directly affect how fast your heart beats, how deeply you breathe, your body temperature, cholesterol levels – and whether you’ll gain weight or lose it.
And doctors understand the effects of an under-active thyroid: weight-gain, depression, poor skin and hair quality, disrupted menstrual cycles in women, aching joints, ongoing tiredness and so on.
And so they tackle the hormones problem – insufficient T3 and T4 – with artificial hormones and then, perhaps, tinker with the other effects – tiredness, low moods and so on.
But they leave underlying causes completely untouched.
They say, for example, that hypothyroidism is caused by ‘lack of iodine’. But they don’t explain why there’s a lack of iodine.
Some doctors recognize – correctly – that our immune system is running riot and causing our thyroid problem.
But then fail to ask why is the immune system running out of control? What’s the cause?
Doctors administer drugs for the symptoms – the part of the disease that we can all see – and leave the underlying causes untouched.
What Jodi told me was very, very powerful. She said the primary cause of hypothyroidism was inflammation in the body. Scientists are already closely studying inflammation because it is implicated in many, many diseases.
So if we tackle the inflammation we’ve put paid to the hypothyroidism.
If we trace the story backwards we find that our thyroid is being attacked by our immune system.
It’s what doctors call ‘an autoimmune disease’.
Why is our immune system attacking our thyroid?
This is well understood. It works like this:
One of our immune system’s vital jobs is to attack excess toxins in your body.
Toxins – ‘poisons’, basically – in the body are natural and normal. A healthy body can handle them.
Toxins come from both the food we eat and from the wider environment – chemicals from household cleaners, for example. Or soaps and deodorants.
But we must get rid of them from our bodies – they are dangerous if left unchecked. Various body systems do this – and our immune systems are one of those systems.
Our immune system releases inflammatory cells to do the job of neutralizing and removing toxins. These inflammatory cells give rise to inflammation.
Inflammation is simply blood, killer cells, liquids and so on that rush to an area of the body to handle a wound or tackle bad bacteria.
You’ll experience inflammation in the redness and swelling of an insect bite, or a bad scratch or a stubbed toe.
Heat, redness, swelling – that’s your immune system working to fix a wound and fight any possible infections.
And when the job is done the system relaxes, recuperates and is ready for the next fight
It’s known that our modern lives bring into our bodies amounts of toxic material that we often just can’t deal with.
24 hours a day modern man and woman is exposed to environmental and food toxins that many of us don’t even realize are there.
Which means the immune system’s work is never-ending. There’s little let-up in the excess toxins it’s forced to deal with.
And on constant high-alert and always being called into action… it becomes stressed and exhausted.
Which leads to it making some serious mistakes
Most notably it sends inflammatory cells everywhere – and they start to attack healthy body tissue.
And whatever tissue they attack leads to a specific disease.
This is called an immune system disorder.
In fact, scientists have verified over a hundred immune system disorders. They take different forms, attacking different parts of the body.
In rheumatoid arthritis, the immune system is attacking your joints and connective tissues.
In diabetes, it is attacking your pancreas.
In celiac disease it’s attacking your gut lining.
In Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, the victims are your thyroid cells.
But what’s frustrating is that we know what causes that ongoing inflammation.
These days there are too many toxins in the average person’s blood and our immune systems are struggling to cope.
Our immune system malfunctions, attacks our thyroid and stops it producing vital hormones.
And so we experience all the typical symptoms of hypothyroidism.
By the way, the revelation that your body is carrying excess toxins shouldn’t be taken personally.
It’s not your fault at all.
Ongoing, chronic inflammation – caused by excess toxins in the body – is widespread. You’re not alone – it affects millions of Americans.
We do little about it because we don’t really know how to.
We’re exposed to so many toxins – we hardly know about a single one of them. And those that get into our bodies are working our immune systems into exhaustion.
Many of those toxins are unknown to us ordinary folk. But they’re avoidable. Easily avoidable. But only when you know what they are and where they are.
Fortunately, that’s where Jodi Knapp comes to the rescue.
If modern research is revealing that hypothyroidism is caused by inflammation… we should be solving the inflammation problem. Right?
And that’s the key to Jodi’s approach. Hypothyroidism is the symptom. The actual disease is inflammation.
The cause of that inflammation is excessive toxins in our bodies…
…that forces the immune system to work until it’s over-stressed and exhausted.
Whereupon it malfunctions… and attacks healthy body tissue.
In our case, it attacks the thyroid.
It turns out that none of this is revolutionary information.
Jodi certainly takes absolutely no credit for ‘discovering’ any of it.
Medical science and academic research discovered the link between toxins, inflammation and a whole host of apparently incurable diseases years ago.
The trail from toxins to disease is well understood.
But there’s always a substantial time gap between what science finds out – and what the health industry does about it.
So when practitioners like Jodi focus on inflammation in order to remedy disease they are simply following the science.
And when she achieves the outstanding results that she achieves it isn’t because of some weird potions she cooked up, or because of strange rituals or weird incantations…
It’s researched, tested, validated science.
Jodi has taken all the complexity… all the deep learning and the testing and confirming that would have taken years for someone like me to learn…
…and turned it into something that the average Joe can use pretty much without thinking.
Instead of picking off individual symptoms – hair loss, fatigue, depression – with pills and potions she goes to the heart of the matter… the cause that underlies the whole darned mess.
And since that mess is created by the excesses of normal life…
…it’s normal life that Jodi enlists to rid us of the disease.
Which means that most of it is stupidly easy to do.
And when it’s done the thyroid is no longer under attack from our own immune system.
It switches back on – and once again produces those hormones that are essential to our physical and mental wellbeing.
Like millions of people you have excess toxins in your body
Your immune system uses inflammatory cells to attack the toxins
It never finishes the job because there’s always an excess of toxins
So the immune system never gets to recover. It eventually becomes over-stressed and starts to malfunction.
That malfunctioning immune system begins to attack healthy tissues – which causes hypothyroidism.
Doctors have finally realized the immune system part of the equation. Which is good news in itself.
But they increasingly prescribe immunosuppressors to shut the immune system down.
This might stop the attack on the thyroid.
But, now, without any immune system at all you are wide open to catching other infections and diseases!
That’s hardly a satisfactory outcome, is it?
And that is why Jodi ignores the disease we think we have – hypothyroidism – and goes full-on to tackle the disease we actually have: chronic inflammation.
Get rid of that and the hypothyroidism simply can’t exist.
And that is exactly what I did. Jodi showed me how to hit the inflammation head-on. And after some weeks of doing exactly what she told me it – and my hypothyroidism – were history.
It’s been a year and a half since I last had even a whisper of any symptoms. One thing I know for sure: it’s gone and it’s not coming back.
Jodi doesn’t worry about pills, drugs or any other kind of medication.
Over a couple of years after she helped her friend overcome hypothyroidism Jodi developed, tested and proved a natural, drugs-free approach to reducing dramatically our exposure to food and environmental toxins.
The subject is complex and requires a deep understanding of where toxins really come from. None of it is…
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Originally posted 2023-01-04 21:02:56.
