Jeg har nettopp fått boka, begynt å lese. Og vil gjerne korrigere: Den handler ikke bare om Hashimotos, alle med lavt stoffskifte har utbytte av den. Den er interessant, men jeg har kun lest en times tid. Anbefales på det varmeste! Jeg er ikke like god til å oversette som Anisa og Hansen, så det vil jeg ikke gi meg ut på.

WHY DO I STILL HAVE THYROID SYMPTOMS WHEN MY LAB TESTS ARE NORMAL?

Kapitler:

  • Foreword, by Aristo Vojdani, PhD, MSc, MT: Dr. Vojdani, one of the country's most esteemed immunologists, writes the foreword.
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  • Introduction: Why millions of Americans with hypothyroidism are either going undiagnosed or are not getting relief with treatment, and why.
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  • Chapter One: Getting Acquainted With The Thyroid — Learn the basics of thyroid function and how it affects virtually every other aspect of health.
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  • Chapter Two: The Scoop on Hashimoto's Disease — Treated as a mystery by most doctors, learn what Hashimoto's is, what the symptoms are, and what triggers it.
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  • Chapter Three: Hashimoto's Disease is an Immune Disease — Why Hashimoto's is an immune disease, not a thyroid disease, and what to do about it.
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  • Chapter Four: The Six Patterns of Low Thyroid Function — The six patterns of low thyroid function can be identified on a blood test, and only one of them can be helped by thyroid hormones, if at all.
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  • Chapter Five: Taming the Blood Sugar Beast — The intimate connection between blood sugar handling and thyroid health, why it affects nearly every American, and what to do about it.
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  • Chapter Six: The Digestion Connection — A healthy gut is key to a healthy thyroid. Learn the most common pitfalls to gut health and what to do about them.
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  • Chapter Seven: The Beleaguered Adrenals — Your thyroid health is dependent upon your adrenal health in more ways than one.
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  • Chapter Eight: How Those Hormone Pills and Potions Rob You of Thyroid Health — Think thyroid hormones are the best option? Think again.
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  • Chapter Nine: Don't Forget About the Brain — Sometimes the root of poor thyroid health is in the brain. Plus, how hypothyroidism damages the brain.
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  • Chapter Ten: The 22 Patterns of Thyroid Dysfunction — In Chapter Four I introduce you to six patterns of low thyroid function. I have actually identified 22, only one of which can be helped by thyroid hormones, if even then.


Six patterns of low thyroid and how to find them: primær hypotyreose, sekundær hypotyreose til hypofyse-hypofunksjon, Thyroid underfunksjon (under-conversion), thyroid overfunskjon og økt TBG, Thyroid binding Globulin økning, Thyroid motstand (resistance).

The 22 patterns of low thyroid function (her gir jeg opp å oversette, jeg er ikke medisiner, beklager til dere som faller av jeg henger så vidt med selv):

  1. Hypothalamus paraventricular defect relates to central nervous system deficiency of serotonin, leading to low TSH.
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  2. Hypothalamus paraventricular defect relates to central nervous system deficiency of dopamine, leading to low TSH.
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  3. Hypothalamus paraventricular defect promoted by cytokines, leading to low TSH.
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  4. Hypothalamus paraventricular defect promoted by elevated prolactin.
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  5. Pituitary suppression from cortisol leading to low TSH.
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  6. Thyroid tissue disorder related to thyroid peroxidase (TPO) autoimmune response.
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  7. Thyroid tissue disorder related to thyroglobulin (TGB).
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  8. Down-regulated TPO activity related to progesterone deficiency.
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  9. Down-regulated TPO from deficiency of cofactors.
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  10. Down-regulated 5`deiodinase activity from deficiency of cofactors.
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  11. Down-regulated 5`deiodinase from gastrointestinal dysbiosis and lipopolysaccharides.
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  12. Down-regulated 5`deiodinase activity from elevated cytokines.
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  13. Down-regulated 5`deiodinase activity from elevated cortisol.
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  14. Down-regulated 5`deiodinase activity from peripheral deficiencies of serotonin.
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  15. Down-regulated 5`deiodinase activity from peripheral deficiencies of dopamine.
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  16. Up-regulated 5`deiodinase activity from elevated testosterone.
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  17. Elevations of thyroid-binding globulin (TGB) leading to decreased production of thyroid hormones.
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  18. Depression of thyroid-binding globulin (TGB) leading to increased production of thyroid hormones and resistance.
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  19. Thyroid resistance promoted by an elevation of cytokines.
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  20. Thyroid resistance promoted by elevations of cortisol.
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  21. Thyroid resistance promoted by deficiences of vitamin A.
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  22. Thyroid resistance promoted by homocysteine


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