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Graves Disease Case Study: She Went Into Remission in 3 Months
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ม.ค. 2023
- Graves disease can be a real troubling autoimmune condition that causes a plethora of problems. But it can be healed. In this video, Dr. Jake goes into a case study of one of his patients who went into remission in 3 months. He shares how she did it.
This includes her graves disease symptoms, labs taken, lifestyle and dietary changes made, supplements added, and the results along with a couple of challenges she faced along the way.
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How do I get in touch with you? Would love to get treated by you.
Just got dx with graves
Would love to help you, Lily. You can get a hold of me by going to my website at integrativemedica.com and request an appointment there. Or you can call me at +1 8016769876
I do both in person and virtual appts.
Great video. Thank you so much. God bless you and your family for spreading hope, and turning up the light switch. There’s so much confusion and desperation when people face challenges like thyroid and autoimmune issues. You are the sound of relief after a désastre. May God watch over you😅❤
I am just coming out of graves, been on carbimazole, no problems, feeling well and happy the drugs are not 'harmful' I've had no problems with them. I would stay on them for ten years if I needed to. I live a normal life now and exercise and have a great heart function low resting pulse rate - good BP etc. the drug treatment protects you. Don't go 'natural' as all thyroid diseases cause heart disease and kidney problems if not treated. In Australia we don't take thyroids out, we stay on the drugs for years if needed, the new studies now say even if you need to stay on them for ten years so be it. you don't 'fix' Graves by removing the thyroid you just create no thyroid and then you still need thyroxin.
Great video. Thank you so much. May God bless you and your family for spreading hope and turning up the light switch. There’s so much confusion and desperation when people have to face challenges like thyroid and autoimmune issues. You are like the sound of relief after a disaster. May God watch over you😅❤
Hi, you are amazing! I wish I could get an appointment with you. Do you know anyone you feel to recommend who works in Italy with a similar approach? I'm truly struggling with Graves' disease and eye disease since 3 years now. Thanks a lot for your hard work
Really appreciate your response! I will keep my ears open for doctors in Italy who can help. My biggest recommendation is to find a naturopathic or integrative doctor that is open to learning and let them know what you want done based on what I shared in this video.
Hi Dr. Jake today my doctor diagnose that I have grave disease. Please let me know what food supplements I need to take before I take my medications.
I made a video for you! th-cam.com/video/9gboYY4Q-F0/w-d-xo.html
I was previously undetectable TSH, started methimazole 6 mos ago. I was also diagnosed in this way. Now 6 months later, my TSH is at 57.4! I don’t know what to do now lol
I'm so sorry to hear you are going through this. There a couple of possible reasons this could be happening, but we'd need to know more about your labs and your symptoms, etc. Would possibly need to run a couple of other tests depending on what your last doctor looked at. Please reach out to us at integrativemedica.com . Dr Jake does see patients remotely.
This is solvable! - Theresa from Dr Jake Team.
Change your diet, avoid gluten like wheat, milk, soy,add supplements selenium, omega 3 etc
Hi Dr. Jake. What is the name of the treatment you did to help raise cortisol in the morning/afternoon for this patient? Terri Bleu?
Terra Bru. terrabru.com
Hi Dr Jake. So much great information in this video. Can you please tell me the name of what you prescribed for night time cortisol lowering? It sounds like you are saying calmcipede, but that's not right. I have Graves and produce too much cortisol at night and need something to help me sleep more. Thank you!
Lycopus
I really am thinking of having my thyroid removed or. With radioactive iodine. I just was diagnosed with Graves.disease and both medicine give me bad side-effects. One keeps me awake and the.other caused my eyes to swell.I.had to go to the ER and they gave me prednisone. The incompetent PA at the Endocrinologist told me to take.Benedryly
What a joke.She saw my eyes swolen almost completely shut.I am seeing a new Endocrinologist this week with many years of practice.I am 75 yrs old and am really scared since the PA at the first Endocrinologist really didn't help me and made my symptoms worse.I am so grateful I.found you on UTube.I feel better that I have heard from you that I can be taken care of or have the Thyroid removed
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Carnivore diet.
Would you pls share all the supplements you said in the comments box because unable to understand all you said
Made a video for you Best Supplements for Graves Disease | Thyroid Support
th-cam.com/video/9gboYY4Q-F0/w-d-xo.html
I diagnosed as graves and on medication since 2 weeks symptoms are going to be decrease but I was happy with my slow weight lose which I always want now again weight starts to increase … not happy with treatment can I just use inderal 20 mg bd which iam taking alredy as advised and quit neomercazole 20 mg od?
Hey there. I’d need to look at a few things to give you more accurate direction. Please reach out at integrativemedica.com and we can hop on a Zoom appt if you are not in my area. Happy to help.
Great job with your patient 👍
I had Graves for 16 years, last year went on Keto due to developing diabetes and now all my thyroid blood tests are showing I might have auto-immune Hashimotos due to a very slightly low free T3 and very high antibodies. But all other thyroid tests are within range and not indicating Graves anymore...I asked my endocrinologist if he thought Keto had something to do with this and he said no, that going from Graves to Hashimotos is the norm when you've had Graves for many years because the thyroid "tires out"...
In your opinion, do you think this accurate? Is going from Graves to Hashimotos the "norm"? Thanks in advance 🙏
I have seen people have both graves and hashimotos. Graves doesn’t go away but the symptoms of hashimotos can become dominant. Instead of having too much thyroid you start making too little. It is an interesting phenomenon that I see. Sometimes the TSI, the marker for graves sometimes goes down. If this happens likley the graves is under control but the Hashimotos isn’t. Hope this helps. :)
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Thank you very much 👍
ck ur estrogen if its high will cause hashimtos
How do we do a consultation I want to be the next case study everything she had sounds similar to what I have been dealing with
Happy to help you. Please call us at 801-676-9876 or you can set up an appt by visiting us at integrativemedica.com. I do both in person and virtual depending on where you live.
Long story, can you write shortly in the box
What about her antibodies? Did labs show no more autoimmunity?
All autoimmune goes onto remission on carnivore diet.
How do i get intouch with you
Hi Esraa you can get in touch with me at integrativemedica.com