Overcoming Thyroid Symptoms

Do you have unhealthy thyroid symptoms?

You can overcome them and enjoy health and vitality once again!

A dysfunctional thyroid can be a significant contributor to the manifestation of almost any malfunction in the body system. Every bodily function relies to some extent on a healthy, fully functioning thyroid gland. The functions of kidney rhythm, fluid level presence, heart rhythm and strength, libido, fertility and reproductive health, as well as brain function and memory, are a few of the vital functions that are governed by the thyroid gland. The thyroid gland is also connected to gastrointestinal function, adrenal hormone metabolism, blood-sugar levels, stomach acid and bile production, liver and gallbladder function, and all the detoxification processes. For optimal health, care and attention to thyroid function is essential!

Unfortunately, thyroid symptoms too often go undiagnosed and untreated in our current medical systems. Fortunately, there are alternative, holistic ways to CARE for the thyroid and finally overcome thyroid symptoms. Vannette's Thyroid CARE System can help you find out if you have undiagnosed thyroid dysfunction and overcome your thyroid symptoms.

Thyroid Symptoms

The most common symptoms of an impaired thyroid gland are extreme fatigue, insomnia, intermittent or constant extremes of feeling cold and numbness, brain fog, depression, anxiety, constipation, hair thinning and loss, weight gain, general aches and pains, and goiter.

Other symptoms include diabetes, the inability to conceive, infertility, menstrual upsets (from irregularity to debilitating pain), menopausal symptoms, heart palpitations, chest pain, gout, edema, kidney area pain in the mid to lower back, kidney and bladder infection, viral infection, rheumatoid arthritis, autoimmune disease, and cancer.

Each of these symptoms can be an illness on its own and, left unchecked, each has the potential of becoming problematic.

The Thyroid Epidemic

Thyroid disease and dysfunction are on the increase globally. Some would describe it as an epidemic, and trusted professionals tell us that the reason for the rapid increase of thyroid issues is largely unknown.

• On a global scale, it is now estimated that a staggering 200 million people have problems with their thyroid glands.
• It is estimated that at least sixty percent of thyroid disorders remain undiagnosed. It is predicted that nearly half of all women, and a quarter of all men, in the USA will die with evidence of an inflamed thyroid.

Causes of Thyroid Illness

Getting to the Root Cause

Getting to the source of thyroid illness can be complex and difficult to determine because it is often obscure. One must consider care for the immediate discomfort, pain or weakness, as well as the balance of the whole system (physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual).

Today's medical model has a primary focus on physical symptoms. It is as if the premise of modern medicine is to hold the view that suffering and human tragedy is exclusively physical, mechanistic, and biochemical. As this medical model struggles to remedy chronic issues with medication and surgery, many people suffer. With alternative-to-western practices, though we too look at the physical symptoms, our consideration goes far beyond any surface appearance to the whole system where the root cause can always be found. Once root cause and the causal chain is determined, the body is encouraged to unwind from the stress. 

Common Causes of Thyroid Disease and Imbalance

There are several common factors and combination of factors that can contribute to unhealthy thyroid symptoms. These influences can come from several levels of experience including:

• Environmental disturbances and toxins such as radiation, and chemical toxins entering the body, and even solar storm radiation.
• Physical traumas and imbalances such neck injury, genetic influences, bacteria, viruses, parasites and other compromises to the immune system. Genetics can also play a role.
• Energetic blockages in meridians and chakras that are often related to the experience and feelings of being unable to speak, express yourself and be heard.
• Emotional stress such as fear and anxiety
• Our limiting thoughts and beliefs at the level of mind.

Healing the Stress Associated with Change

Ultimately, it is stress, brought on by coping with change, that is contributing the most to thyroid dysfunction. Having a healthy thyroid and loving your life relates to your capacity to accept, balance and navigate change in a rapidly changing world.

Healing thyroid symptoms and restoring your vitality is a matter of commitment to care and individualized support. It is also a commitment to making simple, positive changes in the way we are BEing and acting in life.