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Plant Based Diets Online Talk ​by Professor Margaret Rayman
The Thyroid Trust are thrilled to share this online expert talk from special guest host Surrey Distinguished Chair, Professor of Nutritional medicine at the University of Surrey and fellow thyroid patient Margaret Rayman BSc DPhil (Oxon) RNutr.
The talk based on "The Plant-Based Eat Well Guide," aims to shed light on the growing trend towards a plant-based diet in the Western world.
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Thyroid Nodules & Goitre talk by Simon Pearce
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An expert talk hosted by Endocrinologist and former BTA president, Professor Simon Pearce. This engaging and informative session about thyroid nodules and goitre, answers questions about symptoms and concerns about treatment options. Professor Pearce shares his knowledge and hosts a Q&A to answer queries. Professor Simon Pearce’s continued research looks at the reasons why people get autoimmune...
'Rebel Bodies' A guide to the gender health gap revolution - book talk by Sarah Graham
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Sarah Graham, a freelance health journalist, talks about her new book 'Rebel Bodies: A guide to the gender health gap revolution' Sarah specialises in health, gender and feminism and is founder of feminist women's health blog Hysterical Women. ​ Sarah will be talking to us about her book Rebel Women which is an inclusive and empowering manifesto for change in women's healthcare - exploring the ...
Hypothyroidism and the unmet need talk by Professor Lakdasa D K E Premawardhana.
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​Professor Lakdasa D K E Premawardhana from the Thyroid Research Group at Cardiff University talks and answers questions on Hypothyroidism and the unmet need.
Thyroid Cancer: symptoms, treatments, research and current guidelines talk by Prof Kristien Boelaert
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The current president of the BTA, Professor Kirstien Boelaert gives a talk and Q&A session for the Thyroid Trust on thyroid cancer: symptoms, treatments, research, and current guidelines. Kristien Boelaert is the current president of the British Thyroid Association, a Professor of Endocrinology at the University of Birmingham, and a Consultant Endocrinologist at University Hospitals Birmingham....
Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) talk by Professor Simon Pearce
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Professor Simon Pearce, a clinical academic endocrinologist, the former president of The British Thyroid Association and the Editor in Chief of the European Thyroid Journal talks about Thyroid Eye Disease (TED). Recorded in August 2023
The Key to getting the best care: Making the system work for you book talk by Professor Karol Sikora
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The Thyroid Trust welcomed Professor Karol Sikora to talk about his new book and how patients can get the best outcomes for themselves from failing systems. Professor Karol Sikora is a leading oncologist with 50 years experience, 40 of which have been in the NHS. Ex- director of the WHO cancer programme and founding Dean of the University of Buckingham Medical School.
‘Rethinking Hypothyroidism’ book talk by Prof. Antonio Bianco, MD, PhD
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The Thyroid Trust welcomes Professor Antonio Bianco, MD, PhD as he speaks on his book ‘Rethinking Hypothyroidism’ Antonio Bianco, MD, PhD is a professor of medicine and a member of the Committee on Molecular Metabolism and Nutrition at the University of Chicago, where he runs a laboratory funded by the National Institutes of Health to study thyroid hormones. Bianco is also a former president of...
Volunteering for the Thyroid Trust
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Anthony, the host of our Thyroid Poetry Cafés, shares his experience of volunteering with the Thyroid Trust. Head over to our website for more information on both volunteering and the Thyroid Poetry Cafes. Enjoy!
#Talk Thyroid Patients’ Voices Event with guest speaker, Kamal Mandalia
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This is the recording of a special #TalkThyroid Patient Voices support meeting held in central London on Saturday 21st May with guest speaker, Kamal Mandalia. Kamal is an Associate Director for an Insurance and Pensions Company. In October 2018 he was diagnosed with Papillary Thyroid Cancer having had no symptoms. After having a total Thyroidectomy he was asked by his GP to talk through his jou...
An Evening with Billy Kenber discussing Sick Money 29th March 2022
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This is a recording of the discussion which took place on the 29th March 2022. Billy Kenber is an award-winning investigative journalist who, in 2016, broke the story in The Times that the specialist thyroid treatment, liothyronine, an old generic medicine, had increased in price by 6000% in the preceding ten year period. In his dramatic new book Sick Money: The Truth About the Global Pharmaceu...
Create Another Narrative Thyroid Trust Webinar with Jenny Allen
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Jenny Allen kindly delivered this Patient's Voice Webinar for The Thyroid Trust in August 2020. Jenny is a teacher, community artist, Member Pioneer at The Co-operative, Service User at Edgehill University and creator of CAN (Create Another Narrative) affirmation cards. Having experienced a rare presentation and difficult journey to diagnosis with postpartum thyroiditis and on-going thyroiditis...
Professor Simon Pearce, New Therapeutic Horizons for Graves' Hyperthyroidism
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Treatments for Graves' Hyperthyroidism have remained largely unchanged for 70 yrs and sometimes don't work, or can lead to lifelong treatment for hypothyroidism, but now exciting new options are being investigated. Simon Pearce, presents and answers questions on what causes Graves’ disease, the existing conventional treatments available and the latest research into possible new treatments. Simo...
Dr Pete Taylor, New Study on Levothyroxine Treatment and Cholesterol
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Dr Pete Taylor FRCP MSc PhD presents and answers questions on an important new study he completed, with A C Bianco, which was published in Nature Review Endocrinology* at the beginning of 2020, levothyroxine treatment and cholesterol in hypothyroidism. Pete is a Clinical Senior Lecturer and Consultant Endocrinologist in the Thyroid Research Group at Cardiff University. He is widely published an...
The Thyroid Trust presentation for TFI AGM 2021 V2
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This short presentation was the update delivered at The Thyroid Federation International AGM 2021 by The Thyroid Trust
​Getting the best treatment for hypothyroidism - Part One
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​Getting the best treatment for hypothyroidism - Part One
New Research into Thyroid Hormone Function in Covid19 Patients
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New Research into Thyroid Hormone Function in Covid19 Patients
Hypothyroidism from both ends of the stethoscope
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Hypothyroidism from both ends of the stethoscope
TTT 24 Questions with Michael Rosen
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TTT 24 Questions with Michael Rosen
Who supports you? TTT24Q with Joanna Dixon clip
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Who supports you? TTT24Q with Joanna Dixon clip
What do you really really think of social media #TTT24Q with Joanna Dixon clip
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What do you really really think of social media #TTT24Q with Joanna Dixon clip
Measuring Quality of Life in Thyroid Patients
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Measuring Quality of Life in Thyroid Patients
Lessons Learned from a Patient Which a Book Cannot Teach
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Lessons Learned from a Patient Which a Book Cannot Teach
The Thyroid Trust presentation for TFI AGM 2020 final recording
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The Thyroid Trust presentation for TFI AGM 2020 final recording
TTT 24 Questions with Karen George, interview by Judith Taylor
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TTT 24 Questions with Karen George, interview by Judith Taylor
TTT 24 Questions with Judith Taylor, for Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month
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TTT 24 Questions with Judith Taylor, for Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month
TTT 24 Questions interview, with Joanna Dixon, for Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month
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TTT 24 Questions interview, with Joanna Dixon, for Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month
Dr Paul Jenkins, Modern Management of Hypothyroidism
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Dr Paul Jenkins, Modern Management of Hypothyroidism
Evidence and Influencing, Talk 3 of 3. Hannah West
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Evidence and Influencing, Talk 3 of 3. Hannah West
2 Evidence and Influencing, Talk 2 of 3, Lorraine Williams
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2 Evidence and Influencing, Talk 2 of 3, Lorraine Williams

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  • @gregoryrogers1420
    @gregoryrogers1420 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    'promosm' ❤️

  • @notmyrealaccount8564
    @notmyrealaccount8564 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Love the sound of this project. I’m not a woman but I’m gay and feel closer to NB than a man. I have been dismissed constantly since I first started to feel unwell with what I now know is hypothyroidism. They put me through years of mental health ‘treatment’ which meant that I was never listened to again and never tested again past an early TSH test and then nothing else for ten years. Surprise surprise I didn’t get better! I had my horrific symptoms labelled as ‘somatic’ which still makes it nearly impossible to be listened to by any doctor and I have had everything from broken legs to infections blamed on my imagination and it takes me around 4-5x more appointments compared to straight cis males I know before anyone does anything which is torture when I absolutely hate being anywhere near these people now. They usually get listened to straight away and have referrals or prescriptions whereas I get pushed out the door.

  • @barbdwyer7001
    @barbdwyer7001 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I think that Doctors really don't want to know the Free T3 lab value, because they prefer to believe that T4 MAGICALLY converts to T3 and also... they really don't know what to do if T3 is low. 😉

  • @marklowe5939
    @marklowe5939 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Reverse T3 isn’t even discussed. Also a patient either pituitary issues might have low TSH, T3, T4 all at once. Reverse T3 when high can block the effectiveness of T3 so needs to be treated with only T3. Raising T4 in patients that have too much or higher Reverse T3, will increase Reverse T3 and decrease the effectiveness of T3.

  • @ophthojooeileyecirclehisha4917
    @ophthojooeileyecirclehisha4917 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    thank you

  • @geraldinemcwilliams5137
    @geraldinemcwilliams5137 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The endocrinologist are trained in dieabetis

    • @marilynnoosterhof1853
      @marilynnoosterhof1853 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Yes... and where I live, that's all you can find. They all specilalize in diabetes Not thyroid.

  • @geraldinemcwilliams5137
    @geraldinemcwilliams5137 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    All doctors need to learn. Doctors are not trained in thyroid and we suffer we are the forgotten sick

  • @geraldinemcwilliams5137
    @geraldinemcwilliams5137 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Can I get t3 with thyroid cancer I’m on leveroxin thes feeling s are aful

  • @sandrahilton4690
    @sandrahilton4690 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I live in UK. I was diagnosed in 1998/9, in my 40's. I was told that I could only be given T4 synthetic, Levo. I tried sourcing my own T3, asked my GP to help with a trial of the T3. He told me that T3 is an illegal drug which he would not help me with and which I was never to mention again in his presence! Go figure? I know more than he does! I have never been well since diagnosis, I cannot lose weight and believe me I have tried very hard. But I can gain at a terrific speed at times. Hypoo thyroid is gradually killing me I believe!

    • @vaiakaragianni9941
      @vaiakaragianni9941 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Same , I live in uk and levothyroxine is the only drug provided according to my gp , it's been 9 years now I'm loosing my hair eyebrows, dry skin I had a heart attack , exhausted 24/7 pain and weakness in muscles and nerves all over my body , eye problems.

    • @rameshb9525
      @rameshb9525 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      T3 is available in the UK. On prescription.

  • @vv7584
    @vv7584 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you very much Doctor Bianco for this informative and interesting presentation.👏👏👏 As a man living without a thyroid for already 6 years and having struggled with T4 therapy alone, I want to confirm that reducing T4 and adding T3 twice a day has improved the symptoms a lot. I have not found the right proportion for me yet because I still have some symptoms, but I am sure that now I am on the right path. The only thing I am concerned about is keeping TSH at least closer to the lower range. T3 actually suppresses TSH a lot, which, in its turn, as far as I know, can negatively affect T4 to T3 conversion. What if TSH is slightly lower than the below range? Is going to effect seriously on T4 T3 conversion? or going to have some important long term effects on a patients health?

  • @marjastuyt5322
    @marjastuyt5322 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I think for the dose of t3 it's not enough to think only on bodysize. Patiënts with poor deodinaise maybe need more.

  • @christinaalexander9156
    @christinaalexander9156 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I agree with @blondebeauty. My GPs are totally incapable of understanding how the thyroid works and the blood tests that do not give an accurate picture of what is wrong. I have had to do my own medical research - generally from holistic doctors in the USA who identified the fact that the LIVER converts T4 to T3. If there is a live problem, like my NAFLD, it does not work efficiently to do that but the blood tests will NOT show this. Also, high stress levels, Cortisol, affects the Hypothalamus which sends the instruction to the Pituitary gland to make TSH! Not even Endocrinologists seem to understand this!!! I have a huge goitre that is choking me but my GP is reluctant to send me for TESTS, preferring to rely on a basic blood test for TSH. How's that for our NHS system? I'm in despair any my Anxiety levels are sky high. All they want to do is suppress me with brain chemicals for anxiety - which will make my liver even more toxic and even less able to make T3!!! Not even Private Endocrinologists seem to understand the links between the liver and high Cortisol. I don't know where to turn for help but refuse to take mind-altering anti-anxiety drugs which don't work anyway. My anxiety is due to STRESS concerning my Thyroid goitre and the reluctance of my GP to find the reason for my goitre. The final thing for me will be to have surgery which I believe is very dangerous! Meanwhile my life is HELL with strong anxiety symptoms for 10 hrs a day that shake my body, nauseate my stomach and make it jittery as well as strong palpitations which make my BP worse.

  • @pavandkbose
    @pavandkbose 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hey, Can you please make a similar video on Hyperthyroidism????

  • @blondebeautylush
    @blondebeautylush 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I’m a Caucasian female of high income and I fought for a decade to finally get my thyroid functioning optimally seeing dozens of doctors your assumptions are ten thousand percent correct. Guess what fixed my thyroid? T3 only I have a conversion problem and my body converts t4 into mostly rt3. T4 only works for nobody. Endos need to wake the hell up and realize that t4 is an inactive storage hormone and most people are highly inflamed and don’t convert levo/synthroid into t3 properly. Wake the hell up and start giving a t4/t3 combo to treat hypothyroidism

  • @kellywhitehouse7406
    @kellywhitehouse7406 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you 🙏

  • @SarahJones-kp9bq
    @SarahJones-kp9bq ปีที่แล้ว

    Dr Reena is so easy to listen to. And easy to understand. Thanks for this great interview.

  • @bambukouk
    @bambukouk ปีที่แล้ว

    I am in UK and (after 25 years of problems with just levothyroxine only) I managed to convince endo consultant to put me on combined therapy (20mcg liothyronine and 125mcg levothyroxine). Still not handed over to GP... Lab tests requesting T3 tests constantly ignored by the lab despite consultant requests... so T3 adjusted on my subjective feeling rather than blood levels Feeling a lot better

  • @notmyrealaccount8564
    @notmyrealaccount8564 ปีที่แล้ว

    ‘That didn’t go anywhere’ in reference to the poor patients who were trying to fight back against being forced to take a medication that meant they had reduced cognitive function and still had symptoms… 😔 What is wrong with doctors if they thought they could just ignore what their patients were saying?! While I find this infuriating I really needed to see this right now because I’m going through this myself. I’m so unwell and only getting worse but they will only give me T4 which always ends up being too high compared to the T3 level that I need to be able to think properly. It’s horrible and there’s not many options to do anything about it…

  • @notmyrealaccount8564
    @notmyrealaccount8564 ปีที่แล้ว

    Glad that person asked why it’s still even possible for nhs doctors to treat thyroid patients so badly and how they can get away with repeatedly ignoring them and not investigating their symptoms and then if they do, not ordering the extensive testing required to rule out every possible explanation. It’s barbaric and has to stop before any other people lose any more of their lives unnecessarily.

  • @notmyrealaccount8564
    @notmyrealaccount8564 ปีที่แล้ว

    Totally understand refusing to mention anything to do with mental health for fear of it being used against you. I spent over a decade trying to figure out what was wrong and now I have so many mental health misdiagnosis that they automatically ignore me before I even get in the door. It’s so stifling to be so powerless over your own health at a time when you are so unwell and need help the most. People say just change doctors but I don’t know how to find another local GP and there’s no guarantee that they would be any better.

  • @notmyrealaccount8564
    @notmyrealaccount8564 ปีที่แล้ว

    Interesting guy, sounds like he went through many things I did. Well apart from finding a good doctor that didn’t insist I was fine or mentally ill. 🙄 Covid gave me horrific eye problems too which no doctor or optician would even believe and I found the medical gaslighting more damaging than the actual virus as I was made to feel like a hypochondriac all over again after a lifetime fighting doctors for an explanation for my health problems and only ever being made worse which caused enough damage without the untreated hypothyroidism on top. 😪

  • @altafa1132
    @altafa1132 ปีที่แล้ว

    I second that, amazing job Mr. Arthur! We are proud of you!

  • @user-ly7en7bg1j
    @user-ly7en7bg1j ปีที่แล้ว

    Well done Mr. Arthur! Thank you for your dedication to this! 🙏🏼♥️♥️♥️

  • @ripadipaflipa4672
    @ripadipaflipa4672 ปีที่แล้ว

    The tsh is higher in colder weather not the time of year because when it is cold in Australia it is warmer in the Ststes.

  • @marinawilliam5149
    @marinawilliam5149 ปีที่แล้ว

    My thyroid cancer was completely cured by #DRONYENEKE on TH-cam i came across series of comment from different individual that he has helped cure different kinds of diseases and virus contact him today he will set you free from your health challenges don't listen to what the hospitals are saying there is healing powers in natural herbs

  • @YashJain-bi5qn
    @YashJain-bi5qn ปีที่แล้ว

    Can you provide a detail video about scoring of thypro questionnaire hindi version

    • @thyroidtrust
      @thyroidtrust ปีที่แล้ว

      Thanks for getting in touch. Unfortunately we are a very small charity and don't have the resources to provide this. There may be translation software available online that can help you with this though.

  • @VansevenantInes
    @VansevenantInes ปีที่แล้ว

    I wonder how successful parathyroid auto-transplantations are. It seems to be quite difficult.

  • @vaidyaanoopa.s9102
    @vaidyaanoopa.s9102 ปีที่แล้ว

    Can you provide the link for downloding the Thypro questionnaire english version

    • @thyroidtrust
      @thyroidtrust ปีที่แล้ว

      Thanks for getting in touch. We have updated the description of the video and have included the link to the questionnaire.

  • @dianadowner3411
    @dianadowner3411 ปีที่แล้ว

    Excellent, informative presentation, explained many insecurities I had about the surgery decision I was considering. Thank you.

  • @Chaingun
    @Chaingun 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    every symptom is what i've got, i guess this video may have made me realize, i never heard of it before but always so pale with bloodshot eyes and never been near subtances

  • @Chaingun
    @Chaingun 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    i'm one of the few people who in the 1990s was taught "we gotta go through it!" from his book in primary school

  • @Lesdrinky
    @Lesdrinky 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Interesting

  • @bestregardsv4854
    @bestregardsv4854 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    A bit presumptuous to assume that if you have had a full thyroid function test it is because you are are more intelligent, middle class white woman. Whilst I am intelligent and none of the latter. You simply have to advocate for yourself and try to have a basic understanding of the physiology of your ailment. Also in regards to ethnicity many forget that “Black Caribbean” is bogus as we tend to be genetically multi-ethnic and are also prone to European disease. Many folk of Caribbean are more likely to get a full lipid panel test when they speak of fatigue, gastric issues, arthralgia, and are put on a statin (regardless of BMI and diet) than be tested for low thyroid function. Then they have lifetime of degraded health due to the side effects of statins.

    • @thyroidtrust
      @thyroidtrust 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      hi @bestregardsV, Dr Pete Taylor wasn't at all "presuming" that anyone who has a full thyroid function test has any of those attributes - he was referring to the statistics, that people of that demographic are more likely to have a test when clearly: all demographic groups should have equal access and testing statistics should not be skewed in that way. We'll flag your comment up to him and see if he would like to comment further. Thank you for flagging the issue with the description "Black Caribbean" as people who may be described that way will tend to be genetically multi-ethnic, as perhaps we all are. Is there a more useful term that we and Pete should be using instead that you can advise us on? No need for you to provide the answer, unless you would like to. We will look into this further.

  • @kathikmoore7237
    @kathikmoore7237 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    There is a 💯% cure to thyroid and I got my cure from Dr iyaremoses on TH-cam remedies and till now I'm completely cured is a good thing to share my experience..

  • @kathikmoore7237
    @kathikmoore7237 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    There is a 💯% cure to thyroid and I got my cure from Dr iyaremoses on TH-cam remedies and till now I'm completely cured is a good thing to share my experience..

  • @marieholmes7765
    @marieholmes7765 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Permanently cured with dr iyaremoses herbal medicine on youtube#driyaremoses.

  • @essanjay8604
    @essanjay8604 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I had a marked change in my TSH level in 2021 having been on the same dose of thyroxine without any problems for over 25 years. The only difference in 2021 was that I had the Covid vaccines.

    • @dariusrucker2360
      @dariusrucker2360 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I am so happy to beat my hypothyroidism with Dr iyaremoses on TH-cam channel herbs medication..

  • @2jelcam4
    @2jelcam4 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I just got blood test back for my yearly blood test. I have had both vaccines as well as the booster. I am in AZ. My Tsh levels have been the same since I had my thyroid killed almost 14 years ago. This blood work came back so upsetting. My TSH levels showed 39.50 high sensitivity. My blood sugar A1c was 9.5 all my test results were way up. I am greatly concerned about all this. I am generally healthy but I am exhausted and cold and losing my hair. Will this rectify itself over time? I feel this is all due to the vaccines. I have had reactions in the past to the pneaumonia shot.

  • @caroldorsett8170
    @caroldorsett8170 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Where are part 2 and 3

    • @marieholmes7765
      @marieholmes7765 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Permanently cured with dr iyaremoses herbal medicine on youtube#driyaremoses.

  • @caroldorsett8170
    @caroldorsett8170 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Where is part 2 and 3

  • @melrussell7830
    @melrussell7830 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Wow thank you Dr Jenkins and The Thyroid Trust… Hopefully with more listening to patients and understanding thyroid disease, things can improve for the 10% of patients that don’t respond on just thyroxine T4 alone…

  • @Jane_Friday
    @Jane_Friday 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    This information is gold.

  • @jeanwright5958
    @jeanwright5958 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have read about people feeling better on t3 only

  • @essanjay8604
    @essanjay8604 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    By coincidence my husband and I have received weird blood test results this week following double vaccination with the AZ vaccine. My TSH has shot up after previously being stable on the same dose of thyroxine for over 20 years. My husband has become borderline overactive! In same week my brother told me he's just been diagnosed with vitiligo which is of course often related to thyroid disease - again he received double dose of the AZ vaccine. Given most of the general population don't have regular blood tests it makes me wonder how much autoimmune disease may eventually emerge and be put down to coincidence.

  • @AintPopular
    @AintPopular 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    love this guy

  • @abigailsenkal7419
    @abigailsenkal7419 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I think he also didn’t mention looking back at prior TSH levels obtained when someone was feeling fine with no symptoms of hypothyroidism (a baseline value). I know my TSH levels from years ago were in the 1.9 range & I was diagnosed & feel incredibly better after starting Levothyroxine for a TSH of 4.55. Thanks for the talk, especially the info about taking Levothyroxine at night 🙂

  • @Castus-en7op
    @Castus-en7op 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Dr Renee is a real gem and thank you Thyroid Trust for this webinar.

    • @dariusrucker2360
      @dariusrucker2360 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I am so happy to beat my hypothyroidism with Dr iyaremoses on TH-cam channel herbs medication..

  • @samantha392
    @samantha392 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thyroid hormone T4 is a totally inactive storage hormone. DI01 converts 30% to T3, DI02 converts 70% to the active hormone. If you are a carrier of one of these gene defects you need to take pure T3 only or a combination of T4/T3. TSH is irrelevant once on T3 medicine as it will be suppressed as TSH is just a signal for the pituitary to tell the thyroid gland to make T4. Frankly if you have been suffering from hypothyroidism for years with no relief on high doses to T4 you obviously need to switch to T3. Get the gene test done NHS Endocrinologists have to give you a prescription. You'll have to pay for it privately but it's worth it because T3 is unaffordable unless you are rich.

  • @gailennis6335
    @gailennis6335 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Can you put the links for the surveys here?

  • @deepalikulkarni9173
    @deepalikulkarni9173 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    I am 71 year old. My tsh is 5.0 & my ft3 & ft4 is normal. I made control on IBS, osteoporosis. I am suffering from Hashimoto thyroid for last 22 years. I am not gaining weight , but not reducing. I am on gluten ,sugar, dairy,soya,corn, Maidha free diet for last 2 years. Sometime I got disturbed with IBS with taking all these precautions.I am taking 62& half Thynoram tab every day. Is my dose if higher.?Can you guide me. My weight is 70 kg. Thank you.