How to Balance Your Thyroid Hormones in 60 Days or Less
Book Details
Author(s)Lucy Herron
PublisherThe Lucy Rose Clinic
ISBN / ASINB00IHMCWB8
ISBN-13978B00IHMCWB2
Sales Rank624,195
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
**How To Balance Your Thyroid Hormones In 60 Days Or Less** was written to uncover the little known facts about how you can really take back control of your health in 60 days or less by being aware of what to look for, what you can do yourself, and when to ask for help.
The thyroid gland is essential for life, weight management, growth and development. It works with all the hormones in the body to tell them what to do and how to work. Overall, the thyroid gland is responsible for the speed of metabolism in your body, by effecting every cell, tissue, organ and organ system in your body.
It is well documented that 40% of women have an under-active thyroid or thyroid problems, at the Lucy Rose Clinic we believe this is more like 80%. There is an epidemic worldwide right now and by treating thyroid conditions we are able to massively reduce chronic disease and other potential long term permanent damage to our bodies by the condition. Knowing these issues and what it could mean for the general public is what drives the passion and commitment Lucy Herron has to make a difference.
The thyroid is a butterfly shaped, hormonal gland that sits in your throat. It sits just below your Adams apple and has two lobes that sit either side of your wind pipe. The thyroid hormones act like chemical messengers and deliver instructions to various tissues and organs via the bloodstream. The cells within the target organs then use the thyroid hormones and respond by using energy to speed up or slow down their activities. Calorie burning is an essential bodily function, our tissues and organs cannot function at a healthy rate without it.
>>> The 7 Most Common Thyroid Diseases:
1. Hypothyroidism – underactive thyroid or low thyroid
2. Hyperthyroidism – overactive thyroid or high thyroid
3. Graves' – autoimmune disease causing overactive thyroid (one of the causes of Hyperthyroidism)
4. Hashimoto’s – autoimmune disease causing underactive thyroid (one of the causes of Hypothyroidism)
5. Thyroid cancer – cancer of the thyroid
6. Thyroid nodules – lumps on your thyroid
7. Thyroiditis – inflamed thyroid (can be seen as a goitre or swelling of the thyroid in the throat)
>>> Who Is Most Affected By These Thyroid Issues?
Women are more likely than men to have thyroid disease and there are a huge variety of reasons for this condition to develop. The thyroid is involved with every function in the body and if it’s out of balance it leads to a multitude of symptoms ranging from energy problems, weight issues, insomnia, joint aches and pains, memory loss, anxiety to name just a few. Remember that the thyroid is responsible for the speed of everything in your body – metabolism included, which is why it is crucial that you get it balanced and enable your body to work at its optimum.
The thyroid gland is essential for life, weight management, growth and development. It works with all the hormones in the body to tell them what to do and how to work. Overall, the thyroid gland is responsible for the speed of metabolism in your body, by effecting every cell, tissue, organ and organ system in your body.
It is well documented that 40% of women have an under-active thyroid or thyroid problems, at the Lucy Rose Clinic we believe this is more like 80%. There is an epidemic worldwide right now and by treating thyroid conditions we are able to massively reduce chronic disease and other potential long term permanent damage to our bodies by the condition. Knowing these issues and what it could mean for the general public is what drives the passion and commitment Lucy Herron has to make a difference.
The thyroid is a butterfly shaped, hormonal gland that sits in your throat. It sits just below your Adams apple and has two lobes that sit either side of your wind pipe. The thyroid hormones act like chemical messengers and deliver instructions to various tissues and organs via the bloodstream. The cells within the target organs then use the thyroid hormones and respond by using energy to speed up or slow down their activities. Calorie burning is an essential bodily function, our tissues and organs cannot function at a healthy rate without it.
>>> The 7 Most Common Thyroid Diseases:
1. Hypothyroidism – underactive thyroid or low thyroid
2. Hyperthyroidism – overactive thyroid or high thyroid
3. Graves' – autoimmune disease causing overactive thyroid (one of the causes of Hyperthyroidism)
4. Hashimoto’s – autoimmune disease causing underactive thyroid (one of the causes of Hypothyroidism)
5. Thyroid cancer – cancer of the thyroid
6. Thyroid nodules – lumps on your thyroid
7. Thyroiditis – inflamed thyroid (can be seen as a goitre or swelling of the thyroid in the throat)
>>> Who Is Most Affected By These Thyroid Issues?
Women are more likely than men to have thyroid disease and there are a huge variety of reasons for this condition to develop. The thyroid is involved with every function in the body and if it’s out of balance it leads to a multitude of symptoms ranging from energy problems, weight issues, insomnia, joint aches and pains, memory loss, anxiety to name just a few. Remember that the thyroid is responsible for the speed of everything in your body – metabolism included, which is why it is crucial that you get it balanced and enable your body to work at its optimum.
