Experts say 20 million Americans are living with this condition. That’s more than three times the amount of folks with Alzheimer’s disease. Yet your doctor had likely never mentioned its symptoms to you. There aren’t any national television and social media campaigns to educate the public. And ... Read More ›
thyroid
UPDATED:October 26, 2017
UPDATED:January 31, 2017
9 symptoms of a sick thyroid and 7 healing solutions
The thyroid gland can be a sneaky little bugger. It’s incredibly important to your overall health, but it's often hard to recognize when your thyroid is under the weather and not working so well. Following are nine common, but often overlooked, symptoms of a sick thyroid. 9 surprising clues you ... Read More ›
UPDATED:December 15, 2016
4 foods to keep your thyroid healthy for life
For such a small gland, your thyroid sure has a big job to do. It interacts with almost every other organ in your body and it’s in charge of making two important hormones that keep your energy up and your metabolism cranking. A sick thyroid can lead to serious health issues such as ... Read More ›
UPDATED:September 24, 2016
Always tired? Your thyroid could be to blame
A sluggish thyroid, or hypothyroidism, can do far more than just muck with your metabolism. While these conditions alone can send your energy levels south, it turns out they could also be robbing you of vitamin B12 taking those tired-all-the-time feelings to a whole new low.1 Your thyroid is ... Read More ›
UPDATED:July 28, 2016
The supplement mistake that could harm your thyroid
You’ll find it in a number of foods including dairy, eggs, nuts and legumes. If your hair’s thinning it can turn things around and it can help make your nails, well, as hard as nails. It may even help with the tingling, burning sensation in the feet called peripheral neuropathy that some folks ... Read More ›
UPDATED:April 3, 2017
Is your sofa toxic?
Just last week I told you about the sky-high levels of flame retardants, called PBDEs, found in a group of kids that were tested in California. I mused at the end of that article that although the damage had already been done I hoped that at least this would be a case of "learning from our ... Read More ›
