Using Phentermine For Weight Loss For Those With Thyroid Conditions

• 14 July 2019
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About 39% of all adults over the world are overweight.

Obesity is estimated to affect about 13% of the worldwide adult population, with women being more likely to become obese than men, according to the latest statistics released by the World Health Organization¹.

Due to the rising prevalence of obesity, several strategies have been implemented to assist in controlling this epidemic.

There are numerous complications that are directly contributed to by the presence of excess fat in the body.

This includes many life-threatening conditions, including diabetes and heart disease.

Phentermine is a pharmaceutical drug that was developed to act as a stimulant. The drug is able to possibly assist in reducing total body weight when combined with an appropriate dieting and exercise program.

While the drug is effective, those individuals who are experiencing issues with their Thyroid gland are often advised to be cautious about using Phentermine.

In this article, we examine the possibility of using Phentermine to assist with weight loss in cases where a person may be experiencing certain conditions that affect their Thyroid.

We will also consider cases where the combination may not be appropriate, and when a physician should be involved in the decision-making process.

Everything to Know About Coconut Oil Benefits for Thyroid Health

• 05 June 2019
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Coconut oil has been all the buzz lately. Many Doctors on TV have been recommending it as a way to treat thyroid disorders.

Will coconut oil cure your hypothyroidism?

No.

But it can help with the symptoms of hypothyroidism and help support your thyroid help.

In addition to the health benefits it provides, coconut oil is incredibly versatile. You can use it in different ways – even for beauty and skincare purposes.

Numerous studies have confirmed the wonderful health benefits we can obtain through regular consumption of olive oil.

In this article, we will explore how coconut oil can help improve the health and function of the thyroid.

Impact Of Smoking On The Thyroid Gland

• 22 March 2019
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Smoking is considered a problem throughout the entire world, causing people to suffer from a number of diseases that causes premature death. Recent statistics show that over 480,000 people die each year with a direct link to cigarette smoking.

Second hand is just as damaging, contributing to over 41,000 deaths each year¹ – this data only accounts for the United States. An approximate 37.8 million adults in the United States are smoking currently, with 76.1% of these people smoking cigarettes on a daily basis.

Publications about the damaging effects of cigarette smoking often revolve around the fact that this habit causes a risk of lung cancer, throat cancer, and similar diseases. What many fail to realize is that smoking does much more than contribute to the development of cancer. The Thyroid gland is one particular part of the body that suffers greatly among smokers.

Atrial fibrillation and Thyroid Relationship

• 13 March 2019
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The butterfly-shaped gland in your neck is of vital significance for our overall health and wellbeing. The function of thyroid influences other organs, systems, and processes in the body. At the same time, they have an impact on thyroid function which only confirms that everything in our body is connected.

For instance, problems affecting heart can have a lot to do with thyroid function and atrial fibrillation is a good example. To learn more about the relationship between atrial fibrillation and thyroid gland scroll down.

Hypothyroidism and Hypoglycemia Relationship

• 05 August 2018
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Hypothyroidism and hypoglycemia have much in common, although they are very different conditions. Both are metabolic disorders with one affecting the thyroid gland and the other one affecting glucose metabolism.

Though seemingly unrelated, hypothyroidism brings about mechanisms that result in hypoglycemia, as problems in glucose maintenance (such as diabetes) can occur alongside hypothyroidism.

Hypothyroidism and Anxiety

• 23 April 2018
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The term anxiety refers to psychiatric disorders that involve extreme worry, fear, nervousness, and apprehension.

These disorders have a considerable impact on a patient’s quality of life.

Bearing in mind that psychological health is connected to physical health and wellbeing, in this article we’re going to explore the relationship between anxiety and hypothyroidism.

Thyroid and Blood Sugar Relationship

• 27 August 2017
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Both controlled by the endocrine system, the thyroid gland and your blood sugar levels (controlled by the pancreas) go hand in hand.

As such, a problem with one can lead to a problem with the other.

If you are suffering from a thyroid problem – or diabetes – then read on to learn more about the relationship between your thyroid and your blood sugar – and how it can affect your health in the long run.

Effects of Thiamine on Thyroid Fatigue

• 07 August 2017
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Always feeling tired?

Maybe it’s more than just sleepless or your taxing work.

You might be experiencing one of the hallmark symptoms of Hypothyroidism, wherein the body cannot produce the sufficient amount of thyroid hormones that the body needs.

This usually results from nutrient deficiencies, Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, surgical removal of the thyroid gland, or exposure to chemicals or radiation.

As a matter of fact, 21% of patients seen at the primary care level report fatigue as a presenting symptom.

Effects of Fluoride on the Thyroid

• 11 July 2017
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Within the last decade, the National Research Council spoke to the effects of fluoride on the thyroid gland: “The effects of fluoride on various aspects of endocrine function should be examined, particularly with respect to a possible role in the development of several diseases or mental states in the United States. Major areas of investigation include . . . thyroid disease.”

Other altering functions from fluoride could include the parathyroid, pineal glands, and the pituitary gland.