#1 Thyroid Doctor: 10 Low Thyroid Symptoms (COMMON & UNCOMMON)

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
02:11 How did Dr Bright become interested in hypothyroidism?
12:11 How fat helps with low thyroid levels
16:01 Why is the thyroid and why is it important
21:49 Hypothyroidism vs hyperthyroidism - which one are you?
33:39 Low thyroid symptoms you need to look out for
1:05:34 Dr Bright's opinion on 10 Carnivore foods for healing

[@5MinuteBody]

I hope you enjoyed the live interview with Dr Bright, join the Carnivore challenge here: academy.5minutebody.com/community If you loved this live interview please hit the subscribe button 😊 What was your favourite part of the interview?

[@Berrypancakes229]

My 32 year old son started carnivore and he drinks raw milk from a local dairy farm.

[@mikel4879]

5MinuteBody • An important question for you: if you eat the carnivore way, where do you get the needed and correct amount of calcium?

[@yvie01]

talking about the thyroid it is very interesting and hard to get a GP to explain. This video has brought up concerns for me about my daughter who has a goiter which was diagnosed earlier this year by an endocrinologist and he said the only thing to do is surgically remove the whole thyroid! She hasn't been offered thyroxine, or any other suggestions except think about the surgery but don't wait too long.

[@liviergolden8695]

@@yvie01 Hello, if you allow me to suggest about your daughter’s goiter. As Dr. Bright mentioned it at the interview, she said goiter is the lack of Iodine. Tried to get another opinion, and tried to save her thyroid. Don’t take it out. Don’t do the thyroidectomy, try to reach Dr. Bright and see if she can help her or direct your daughter to the right treatment or path. I wish you both the best. I don’t have my thyroid and the scary time of not having it, is the damage to your bones. I reached osteopenia stage, for years being cold, my bones felt so fragile, didn’t tolerate warm water, it was too cold for me!!! Cramps were so painful and uncontrollable. Spasms, Allergies, and the list goes on and on. I prescribed myself high doses of Vitamin D3, K2, Magnesium, and most of my potassium get it through my diet, I eat red meat, butter, eggs, bacon, and that help me reverse osteopenia, I am 59 yo. And my bones are not cold and don’t hurt anymore. None of my Drs. prescribe me this trails minerals. My PD. actually prescribed me a medication to treat Parkinson’s because of my cramps and spasms. So don’t stop searching help to save your daughter’s thyroid. God bless you and guide you to the right Dr. 🙏💗

[@kathyhirsch379]

pl get to the point we don't need to know all your life experience pl!!!!!! let the people talk

[@acocacola4u]

I just wanted to share a little testimonial. I had let a coworker know about lugols iodine since she's had a partial thyroidectomy. Not long after she shared that she started to give some to her adult son who has suffered schizophrenia. Just adding the iodine helped him so much. I think this is the right group to share this with. I hope this helps someone in case they'd also like to give it a try.

[@sherirottweilersforever7772]

My 38 year old son has schizophrenia. He just started really loving eggs and bacon so I’m hopeful I can get him off of sugar processed food and eating real good natural protein. I’ll get him to try iodine and see if it helps. He just got out of the hospital.

[@w1975b]

search doctoryourself schizophrenia for more info which might help, regarding nutrients

[@terri4337]

It causes me to have hypothyroidism

[@jeannedigennaro6484]

Wonderful news. We do have to try these little experiments. I do the Lugols iodine drops and also have liver from time to time.

[@jeannedigennaro6484]

@@sherirottweilersforever7772Hope he gets some healing.

[@hopefulforhumanity5625]

I was a mess for years beginning at age 30. I called it freaky brain problems. I would have periods of flare ups. My heart would pound. I would have super energy for a few days followed by weeks of fatigue. I was freezing cold, hair falling out. Unexplained Weight loss followed by weight gain. Sometimes Stuttering, unable to find words. Temporary numbness in body parts. Temporary vibrating feeling. Temporary feeling of suffocation. Ravenous appetite. Then no appetite. Occasional Fuzzy, snowy vision. My optic nerve was enlarged in one eye. Muscle twitching constantly. Almost fainting on the regular, thirsty. Zero help from doctors. Keto, extra salt, and iodine have helped me a ton.

[@maureen0001]

Check your vitamin B12 !!

[@melissaperrotta1054]

These are all my symptoms too! So frustrating

[@BobbieLou]

I have very similar symptoms. How much iodine are you taking?

[@kimmccaleb4170]

We're you ever exposed to mold? Try some zeolite powder...won't hurt you, but will pull toxins

[@JR-wp2pv]

I have all these symptoms too at the start of 32 after having my baby. My legs were tingling and numbness on one side i checked with a neurologist and he did a few tests and told me im B 12 deficient and mild to moderate parasthesia and peripheral neuropathey and also left sensory syndrome bcoz of stress and anxiety also iam pre diabetic now thanks to junk food and high cortisol levels that can spike A1C , on weekly b12 injections now and some meds, started Intermittent fasting, only having sugar in my morning tea and no sugar rest of the day and limiting my carbs a lot, its been two months tingling is gone numbness is occasional, but the stress is still there.

[@care59801]

I could cry watching this. Hypothyroidism and had childhood trauma. I always felt there was a connection

[@lajwantishahani1225]

I wish I had made that connection too! My hypothyroid was discovered along with bladder tumor and while I have completely recovered from the tumor as well as the associated vitamin D, B12 imbalances, the hypothyroidism is still presenting a challenge. Obviously there's still an imbalance here but I don't want to get into carnivore.

[@eveningstar1]

Read The Body Keeps the Score

[@BarryGee-pm6rv]

I could cry reading drivel like yours. I had a fine childhood and am now hypothyroid. Association is not causation.

[@JackSmith-hx8zh]

@@BarryGee-pm6rvThat's was unnecessarily unkind.

[@Duck72432]

⁠@@BarryGee-pm6rvwith a reaction like that you definitely didn’t have a “fine” childhood 😂 dismissing emotions. Have you ever gone to your parents for emotional support? You know like 30% of the population have an avoidant attachment style and most would claim there childhood was fine lol

[@whitehairsmiling9366]

Dr Bright please YOUR OWN KZbin CHANNEL! Love this woman!🥰

[@user-nt9rj8sz4m]

She has

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

I wish she would too Only a very few vids on her channel 😳

[@whitehairsmiling9366]

I’m hoping she could post videos every week. That’s what I’m requesting. She has just a few! She is so informative! Love her approach. Her wisdom and expertise is so valuable to us all. 👍🏻

[@lmyers9999]

She does but it’s very very poorly done with half of it being rote reason/ she definitely needs a coach to learn how to do offset without rote reading / shes much better on an interview but this one is poorly executed and very confusing wandering here and there

[@ruthbiafora5443]

I completely agree with Dr. Bright. I did not experience menopause until I was 59 years old, but I have been meat-based most of my life and fortunate enough to have parents that were more focused in that direction. I have never had a hot flash, . I look way way younger than my age, have beautiful hair, nails, and skin, so carnivore, high fat is the way 🥩

[@CareBear-og6pe]

I’m low carb, trying to move to carnivore. Never ever been vegan. I’m 58 and I never had a hot flash either. As a kid and into my 20’s I was addicted to sugar when I started my cycle I had extreme cramping and PMS that was complete insanity. I knew when I noticed crazy behavior I was 7-10 days from my period. High carbs and sugar is poison for me.

[@anaclark5751]

Im so envious just reading your comment.

[@IsakTougaard9]

Is that you in your profile picture, at 59?! I venture to guess so. Holy smokes, what are you an eternally young vampire?! Would you consider being interviewed by the carnivore greats like Baker, Chaffee, Berry etc? You can really inspire many people to live better if they see how young and healthy you are at 59. For me I was convinced when I saw Rick Smith looking 30 at age 54.

[@ruthbiafora5443]

@@IsakTougaard9 thank you for your lovely comment. My parents came from the generation where you eat real food my siblings and I would fight over the fat over the roasts. My mom would make. We ate hard cheeses as kids, so therefore I have super strong bones. Eating this way, carnivore, is really just making a come back as to how people are meant to be eating.

[@ruthbiafora5443]

@@anaclark5751 it sounds like you are doing extremely well on your way to be in carnivore. :-)

[@azsunburns]

It is always so refreshing to hear Dr Bright reaffirm the fact puberty & menopause aren't supposed to be traumatic. I spent a lot of time around women when I was young. My mother was a social butterfly with Lipedema & massive childhood trauma. Her way to combat this was to visit women in their homes. I was an only child, being brought along & I was able to listen to countless hours of life stories. During the last 20 years, there's been this tremendous push to label puberty, pregnancy, children & menopause as traumatic events designed to be against women. When I noticed this happening, I dove deep into reflection against all those conversations. Not once do I ever remember the women discussing traumas around those cycles of life. They would freely discuss a bad husband, a death, etc., they weren't hiding things. They just weren't experiencing this nose dive in hormonal health. Of course, they all came from farms or had access to grassfed meats, dairy, eggs, a garden. None of them thought they had to see a doctor every month. Few were on medications. I miss those times. The trauma aspect is such an integral part to all of this. Wonderful talk, thank you ❤

[@margareth1504]

Was never traumatised by those things, Ive felt curious though why such difficulty occurs for some.

[@Acts-1322]

That's beautiful and inspiring! Thanks for sharing

[@jdmosaics]

@@margareth1504I grew up my first 10yrs in a home that was not safe… an Alcoholic abusive Father who beat us and my Mother… I was traumatise and carried fear and still do from those times… when one is bought up to fear everything… any major event can also traumatise again… I’m just explaining that some of us are fragile and due to things we could not control… takes years to work on and to re learn how to not fear…

[@les9058]

​@@margareth1504 Genetic and lifestyle differences are key factors.

[@nostalji75]

Reminds me of the scene in "The Boys" spin off. A girl was so shocked when she got her period she developed superpowers which was bloodbend. She paniced when she discovered blood and when her parents came in she killed them by accident. I already thought this was this most stupid hero origin story I ever witnessed. But not its I think those ideas are actually toxic to woman and man. Natural development of your body should neither be a tabu nor traumatic. And it isn't unless we make it -.- Also I get weird advertisements informing me that women have a periods and that they need my support and understanding in this difficult time. No shit -.-

[@lorenrobertson8039]

For many years I've not eaten much more than 500 kCal/day and gained so much wt in the last 10 years. With all of my GI issues that I've suffered with and were getting increasingly worse earlier this year I knew something was wrong. Why after a lifetime of never weighing over 100lbs, I'm now 180lbs! Twice the woman I've always been, and I am disgusted by it. Recently my PCP diagnosed me with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. So I quit eating processed foods, I only eat whole foods, mostly meat, eggs, cruciferous and dark green leafy vegies. NO processed oils. In 6 months I was able to reverse the fatty liver according to my labs. My Dr. that was opposed to my diet was so shocked! I am a disabled/retired RN and worked until I could no longer walk or even supervise without a wheelchair and my work was trying to push me out when I quit my last nursing job. Butter is helpful for bone health and healing! I have felt like I've had thyroid issues for many years. But after my bi-yearly blood work they tell me my thyroid is fine. My young PCP does not even know how to do a head to toe assessment. I do know how to correctly do a thyroid physical assessment and tried to teach him... I feel a few small nodules on my thyroid but my Dr. is not able to assess them. And to those in nursing homes, my patients were nearly all being given Synthroid. I have read that that medication has very little effect on our thyroid function. I look back on all the wasted bs medications and treatments we gave to our elderly residents and it really angers me now that I know better. It was truly, and probably still is, Medicare fraud in reality. Thank you for all the good information.

[@les9058]

Hope you continue to truly heal.... Diet is key Along with proper diagnosis of your type of thyroid issues, or your right meds are useless.... ✌️

[@kdiverdown]

My functional dr reduced then eliminated my high doses of levoxyl on the carnivore diet. Find a good dr who understands the processes that Dr Bright is referring to in this video

[@emr7712]

Hi, so right. I changed from fat free to low fat and now I'm on full fat and my health has improved drastically. My thyroid has improved. 🎉

[@danielagentile8049]

Amazing! Was your T3 low? Would love to hear more. Happy for you🙌🙌 I’m trying to increase my t3 which is why I am interested.

[@NansGlobalKitchen]

​@@danielagentile8049hi can you please share what is T3 and how to increase it? Thankyou in advance.

[@1TimothyFourTen]

Thank you!

[@glowingmomworld]

I m on a carnivore diet bcz of my auto immune condition... But I don't know if it suits me or not? But I feel very bored..

[@exploringwithdave5926]

I want to say thank you so much. When Dr Bright said toenail fungus and athletes foot was possibly related to iodine I replayed that section to make sure I heard that right. A day later I purchased some liquid Iodine drops and started using it daily. A week later, all of my bad fungus infected toenails completely fell off. COMPLETELY FELL OFF! Amazing. Not only did those fall off, BUT THE UNINFECTED TOENAILS DID NOT FALL OFF! Thank you thankyou thankyou!!

[@robertviggiano]

Awesome! What dose of iodine did you take?

[@exploringwithdave5926]

I use droplets and the recommended dose is 1-3 drops in water or on tongue per day. I have been taking 2-4 drops, half in morning and half in evening before bed. Since I am 6'1" and 220 I felt it was likely ok for the extra drop.

[@suzannasmogoleski6411]

❤ Thank You!!

[@exploringwithdave5926]

@@suzannasmogoleski6411 Update, Now, two weeks later, all of the infected nail parts are no longer dark colored and all those parts were easily removed with clippers and the toes completely cleaned with hydrogen peroxide and aired out more often. I do not see any infection at all there, and this is seven of ten nails. !!! I am so excited!

[@LaneCodeRedCarnivore]

​@@exploringwithdave5926were you using 5% ?

[@lectrickitty]

I recently was told by a doctor that more people die with low cholesterol than high. The doctors cholesterol is at 300 and he said he has zero worry about it.

[@les9058]

The type is the determining factor....

[@hllymchll]

what kind of doctor? that sounds like you found a rare one

[@dlight2669]

Severe stress can also give you high cholesterol. High cortisol from stress contributes to making the not all cholesterol is from diet.

[@anir8023]

Low thyroid can make cholesterol high too

[@SongbirdRanch2005]

Wish I had such a doctor. My LDL goes to space and have to take statins which cause my joins problems

[@Handsoflight7766]

My mother was hyperthyroidism and went down to 90 pounds or less; and got radioactive iodine too kill it… which it did. Then they gave her synthroid which she did not get the prescription renewed or rechecked. 10 years later she died from hypothyroidism and they had never seen that.. She got slow, dizzy, deaf, her voice became hoarse etc. She was completely constipated and blocked up and her blood pressure went so low they couldn’t operate. She had fallen and broke her back. She died in Hospital because of the Thyroid Gland and I’m telling you all because she never got rechecked and could have been saved with checkups and a $10 a month pill. Îm hypothyroidism also.

[@c.w.2234]

Wow, I’m so sorry she was not medically treated correctly. My deepest condolences. Thank you for sharing because it will help others. This is why we don’t trust doctors!

[@user-tz7qu9fu3w]

I was forced to get the radiation treatment too - told I was out of options and given synthroid for life. I stopped taking it after a decade because I hated it (and them) for what they took from me, every single day. It’s been a gradual transition, but I started with bone broths and eventually found myself at (mostly) keto, and now shifting to (mostly) carnivore, including some organ meats like liver. I can honestly say I’m astonished how good I feel in my body atm, and “the big changes” are just starting to show themselves. Zero meds! - But more importantly I think, no seed oils, ultra processed foods, cut sugar. The body is capable of self-healing, with the right support. I’m sorry to hear about your mom, what they do to thyroid patients in The System is pure evil, and I truly believed their narrative that was the only way. 🙏🏻 Hopefully she is at peace now.

[@sharang747]

I’m so sorry to hear this DRS ARE EVIL THEY KNOW MORE THEN US THEY KNOW TO CHECK THIS AND DONT SO THEY ARE MURDERERS

[@Harry00020]

When you say 10 dollar a month pill, are you referring to iodine? Also can you expand on that topic, how did it help your mother? God bless her

[@heide-raquelfuss5580]

😢

[@andreaviola8675]

As someone who has had an under-active thyroid and been on Levox medication for decades NOT ONE doctor I have been to has every suggested Iodine. They test my boold says you are within the normal range and send me on my way. I want to get off this medication and get out of the American Medical Industrial complex.

[@gracie3174]

Meeee tooooo! Lego causes osteoporosis….now I have it because of bad medication!

[@ginoasci2876]

If you’re waiting for your doctor to help you get there, you’ll be waiting forever. Doctor yourself…….today !

[@ellaMel4632]

Only few doctors will recommend it. Are you taking generic or brand levo? I think if it’s autoimmune problem than it may require some changes. Do you have problems with symptoms?

[@andreaviola8675]

@@ellaMel4632 I take the generic because of my insurance. Its not auto immune. My voice has been odd for years and I have arthritis but I beat the heck out of my body for years so that not shock.

[@ellaMel4632]

@@andreaviola8675 lt should be easier then to fix it. I have autoimmune one and it’s horrible, but l made bad choices with meds and suffer now😔, which generic do you have, l have generic too and read that they aren’t good, very inconsistent and poorer quality, l take Levothroxine from lannett and don’t like it. Yeah, but definitely non autoimmune type is not as tricky

[@tanitshkatanjusha]

Amazing interview!! To anyone watching..dont wait to start treatment with Elizabeth. She is very busy and thats because she is just brilliant. Last year this time i was almost dying from adrenals failure...now i am much better.. and i can go to work again!

[@aquaviz4854]

Hi I sent a message to Dr. Bright just now. I live here in US, does she accept online consultation?

[@geeohdeelover5012]

What got you free from adrenal failure?

[@dorothywillms115]

This was VERY interesting. Are there any doctors in Canada that think like Dr. Bright? I was told when I was 16 and again at 28 that I had low thyroid. After moving way up north every doctor I’ve ever seen has told me there is nothing wrong. So I’m wondering is low thyroid something you have for life,as I was told when I was young or is it not? Lastly how do we get Dr. Brights book?

[@judymiller5154]

​@@geeohdeelover5012 I recovered from CFS with adrenal insufficiency with hydrocortisone supplementation as the foundation. Dr Teitelbaums book "From Fatigued to Fantastic" might be helpful. God bless ❤️🙏❤️

[@bloodmoon135]

When one has a thyroid problem, it's impossible to not be in stress mode most of the time. Depression, stress are an inherent part of thyroid issues sufferers. You tear more easily than others, much more sensitive and emotional. It's a roller coaster life. Supportive family members who try not trigger stress, anger and nervousness helps alot. Thyroid is one of the worse health problems because it affects everything. Blood, skin, vital organs, mood, well being and even sexual problems.:(

[@les9058]

Thyroid is the dominant hormone, why any issues wreck so much havoc, and finding exactly your issues and treatment plus thyroid diet iodine, high protein, low carb etc are key to fix'n.

[@purpletoo12]

Agree..thyroid issues are a challenge.

[@Funbundle44]

After an X-ray, it was discovered I had a calcified thyroid, so very obviously non-functioning. What can I do to rectify the situation! I’ve had the weight gain (lots), the brain fog etc and told I had Fibromyalgia.

[@Funbundle44]

I’ve always been emotional, prone to tears and far too sensitive for my own good ( at least that what my parents said when I was a youngster. I’m now 80 with a calcified thyroid (how?) but don’t suppose it was calcified when I was young!? What’s going on?😳

[@mindingmybusiness6309]

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[@impalamama7302]

I have been a nurse for over 40 years and I have said for well over twenty years that hypothyroidism, especially in women, is WAY UNDERDIAGNOSED, and when it is, the treatment is inadequate. If doctors used the same model to diagnose and treat diabetes they use for thyroid imbalances, very few people will be diagnosed with diabetes.

[@dorothywillms115]

So how do you find out? My thyroid tests always come back normal but when I was a teen I was told I had undersactive thyroid and once under active I would always be so but then I married and moved to northern Canada and I’ve never gotten anywhere with doctors here.

[@impalamama7302]

@@dorothywillms115 You go by physical exam and symptoms, and look at labs too. I know there are a small number of doctors who used to diagnose and treat thyroid like that, but IDK if they are still around. I had a friend who was going to one but he was old close to 80 and retired about 8 years ago.

[@user-bp6pd2is7i]

They wouldn’t make money if ppl were cured

[@dorothywillms115]

@@impalamama7302 Iam not a nurse but my Dr. Neufelt lived in Vancouver 50 years ago and had women with all kinds of allergies and strange problems come to him for help but he was old then and used an old contraption to test me and sure enough I was way way under active. My parents had found him so I only saw him a few times and my doctors in the north wanted to hear nothing of him. This past winter I had a pounding heart endless diarrhea he had me on for 8 years., skin rashes, internal pain and I asked if it could be due to the Sertraline he had me on. He just laughed a lot and said no way,that would just be extremely rare. Well I finally thought of googling it and bingo I had every side effect there was. My husband had finally taken me to the ER where they gave me a morphine shot and stomach medicine. When I needed an allergy shot obviously. I diagnosed myself and threw my pills away and notified the doc and he just said ok and never told me about going cold Turkey either. I don’t know where you live but here near Fort St. John it’s pretty bleak. We have a brand new hospital about 5 years old but they must house ghosts upstairs. I’d come to see you for advice but you likely live on the east coast somewhere. I found this interesting and Thankyou for writing.

[@dorothywillms115]

@@impalamama7302 oops oops, your likely having a good laugh. I didn’t have diareeha for 8 years,”just” 6 very difficult months but I was on the Sertraline for 8 years. I feel like I’m coming out of a fog and it likely sounds like it. But I doubt very much this would have happened to my doctors wife.

[@shadiaesen9218]

Can we all recognise how great the interviewer is❤

[@saraswatkin9226]

​@@BriarRoseAI found her hair preening distracting.

[@finallyretired3623]

I disagree. I found her style distracting ...she talks too much.

[@emmyjoyful1]

and I, who am easily distracted, didn't notice it AT ALL. I don't know which person you are speaking of!! :)

[@brittanylynn43]

I disagree. I didn't like how she spoke to the camera, us, and spoke about her guest in the 3rd person as though she wasn't sitting right there.

[@nikitadavid143]

The doctor seems unhealthy and arrogant af

[@PureSpirit347]

Everyone is different. A high fat/meat diet just did not suit me longterm. I developed Liver problems and was told I need to stop consuming so much fat. I cut back to eating meat just 2/3 times a week and reduced my Liver problems. One size does not fit all. Trust and listen to your body.

[@Serendipity-gj2me]

Did not suit me either. I cut out all animal products, ate more salads, drank coconut water, consumed chia seeds, avocado, coconut meat, steamed veggies and fruit, and never felt better. My skin glowed and my aches and pains all disappeared. Meat aged me, dehydrated me, caused me to have constipation and perspiration issues due to the toxicity. Also the cruelty to animals was another factor that woke me up.

[@dianepereira1860]

Perhaps it's not the carnivore diet that's helping people but the fact they are eliminating processed foods from their diet. I think eating healthy and incorporating some healthy fats into your diet is the key. Unfortunately in our society, if we think something is good for us such as healthy fats we overdo it. Everything in moderation is the what we should strive for. And yes I agree we are not all the same and what works for one person may not be what's best for someone else.

[@TerryLightfoot]

Yeah, I was in all sorts of pain and desperately tried anything. Finally tried something called 8 constitution medicine (Korean) and damn if it didn't take away all the pain. It's the idea that there are 8 body types, each with a specific organ strengths and weaknesses. Each body type has a different recommended diet. Each is VERY different. Some can eat meats others no meats, others alcohol is fine, some, no alcohol, different veggies, some no nightshade for others it's fine, etc. Each body types requirements are so different! The goal of the system is to eliminate inflammation, through diet. It worked amazing for me, and the diet surprised me. Since then, I realized everybody is so different. There is no one solution, you have to realize what might be good for one person might be upsetting to your body. Pay attention to what you eat and following reactions.

[@ioodyssey3740]

Wow. You are so absurd. @@Serendipity-gj2me

[@sanjsub1800]

Going beyond Blood type and into Genotype was similar for me

[@negramorena5008]

When I started this journey, I was freezing all the time. I suspected it was my thyroid. A month into a carnivore diet and I’m not freezing anymore. My rheumatoid arthritis has almost completely alleviated. And the psoriasis on my scalp is slowly going away. 🤷🏻‍♀️👍🏽

[@user-mv8rw8hd6r]

Gary Brecka calls these vitamin D deficiency symptoms. Like rheumatoid symptoms

[@aidahwedo]

The carnivore diet is not the one associated with longevity. And if a person wants to increase their body temp; the best bet is - eat garlic.

[@kathyhirsch379]

@@aidahwedo can you explain why if i have garlic i do i love garlic i have row in honey but the next day i stink especially if i do exercise i can smell it on my skin .

[@brendabowers2320]

I am just one week in to eating a carnivore diet. Age 66 and been through the ringer for over 40 years with my thyroid issues. After just one week I cannot tell you how much better I am feeling! I am also Anemic.

[@sarahguin7400]

Barbara O' Neil talks about poor circulation. She showed a remedy. She took two paper towels and drizzle olive oil spread it around and cayenne pepper. Rap the bottom feet with it. And leave on all night.

[@shellyscholz1256]

I’m in split screen researching as you speak. I have had hypothyroidism with diagnosis since my second heart attack when I was 41. I’m the first woman on one side of my family to survive a heart attack and youngest by one year. This information is critical for my adult daughters. Thank you for this very informative talk!

[@marilyndoll2929]

Getting enough K2 keeps calcium out of your arteries and Vitamin D3 helps cure thyroid, check your vitamin D levels.

[@MaaikevanBroekhovenIBCLC]

Just another great interview with Dr Bright. Thank you so much Rina❤

[@garyjackson4054]

I read her book a few weeks ago. Male judo coach so I can understand my adult ladies better. Excellent read. Week 53 carnivore - best thing I have done for myself.

[@barbyazzie5260]

What is the name of Dr Bright’s book?

[@susanreinersuedahl]

What an awesome video ladies. I'm 62 and have some hair loss. I'm so thankful for this video! Blessings to you both.

[@ameldamacklein4188]

My hairline is weird I don’t have hair on both sides but on the other parts like on top I have hair. My hair is like this from birth stage but I Also feel tired and always constipated

[@micheledeluca2246]

What a terrific interview, Rina. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Dr Brights is fantastic and I always learn so much from her. Thank you, I’ve really been enjoying your videos lately. 👍🏼

[@shannonstruik9394]

I am more ketovore, leaning carnivore and added two drops of iodine a day and my cracked feet went away and psoriasis is almost gone. Crazy

[@merry8092]

This video came to me today as a blessing. I’ve been sick for 4 decades at least. I can’t wait to feel good. Thank you. ❤

[@trueboonebeauties]

God is good same here!!

[@marcielicea5531]

Have you improved?😃

[@mariebarker1797]

Dr. Bright, I love you even more. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, stories, and experiences.

[@deborahyates2849]

The most informative, enlightening , practical video on carnicore and more importantly good health. Thank you both very much.

[@user-yv4lb6uq6w]

Omg Rina, that was so much information I’ll have to watch it again, thanks so much

[@maryvanderplas3232]

Excellent! I can't get enough of her wisdom. Thank you for interviewing her on this important subject. Your questions were spot-on. Brilliant!

[@yvonnedyer5371]

Butter has a lot of trans fats in it. I have organic butter!!! and it has ? non

[@christinewimer5523]

OMG..I'm hypothyroid. I've had many of these symptoms and told my doctor and he sent me for many various tests. Wanted to put me on depression drugs, sleeping pills, etc. He never told me any of this. I refuse many pills saying I want to find the cause. He looks at me like I'm stupid. I just take levothyroxine.

[@allison471]

Please find a new Dr. You must advocate for yourself and your Dr. Should respect you NOT gaslight you!

[@sarahsmith5045]

I'm detoxing and coming off Levothyroxine we don't need tablets for thyroid we need iodine which can be found in seaweed. I'm currently taking sea moss. A week into half dosage hopefully will be free from synthetic drugs.

[@carlahines2971]

Desiccated thyroid would be so much better than levothyroxin if you can get it.

[@jeannainnc8390]

This information is so valuable. It explained so much about what I have been circling around with my body and how to get it to function optimally. I cannot wait for Dr. Bright's Thyroid Book.

[@vanessabrooks8656]

Fantastic video, thank you SO much ladies for this amazing conversation ❤️ from 🇬🇧❤️

[@Thatsoulfulgirl]

Brilliant conversation. In-depth. Got so much knowledge . New things discovered. Many stereotypes broken . Great interview

[@Sandra.Viewer]

Dr Bright is truly one in a million 😌 I adore and admire her personality!

[@cnaz8709]

Thank you for this video. I love how the interviewee asked all the relevant question. Very good interaction between two wise women

[@motherof1doll.]

Thank you so much for this!! ❤ Everyone is dealing with this stuff and doesn’t realize it.

[@rjo8500]

57 Year old male. Just had my thyroid tested a few weeks ago and I’m in normal range. Full time carnivore 💪🏼

[@johnrhodes3350]

I'm not trying to be nasty or burst your bubble. But most people are within the normal range. Even very sick people. Those ranges are far too wide, and the doctors know it, and they still gaslight their patients.

[@jopetsu]

@@johnrhodes3350 yeah. I am looking if i have this condition. What measurings have too high scale. And what that scale should be?

[@lynkinealy2926]

This is the Best vudeo ive ever seen on thyroid problems. I Love the way yiu explained it all Dr Bright. I was born in the uk. Was always cold. Childhood trauma. I gad an impossiblly difficult few year's. I was clinically depressed with disastrous marriage. Has a miscarriage when i also had a dux week old Baby. Left the husband. Struggled abd struggled to get better. I ate badly. Git diagnosed with hypothyroidism after not being able to walk. I believe the trauma from childhood. The miscarriage. The unbelievable stress that followed olus the bad eating. Just biscuits abd tes mainly. Is an awful thing to have. Ppl don't understand how it feels. This video has Helped So Much. Thank you 🌻🦋🌻

[@elizabethglenbentley7882]

Just found yr channel and passed it on to a friend who is really suffering with several symptons for years now and there seems to be no help from the medical profession! Yhanks for an excellent programme.

[@sjk7995]

This was a fantastic interview. The best I have watched in a long, long time. I am inspired because there was so much information presented in such an easily understandable way. Good job to you both!!! TY

[@ShirleyPenn-cq3nh]

If my thyroid coo dition is controlled as my GPS tells me why do I still have most of the symptoms you have spoken of on this program ?is it because I get synthetic thyroid drugs

[@donnawhitwell3944]

I can greatly relate to all this and am so grateful to have finally found real Doctors who care!!!

[@ecoconscience7087]

they're not drs, but osteos and naturopaths.

[@midwifemichelle]

I’m a huge fan of Dr. Bright. I have learned so much from her that has helped me so much.

[@michaelglemdal5661]

Dr Elizabeth Bright did a beautiful job describing this, thank you.

[@donnawhitwell3944]

My favorite part of the interview is the entire conversation because everything that Dr. Bright discussed gives me hope as the way she explained everything shows how much she really cares 💪🦋

[@clairehachey2189]

Dr Bright is just amazing!! Thank you so much for doing this interview ❤

[@5MinuteBody]

Thank you, we love Dr Bright 😊

[@donnawhitwell3944]

Thank You for the interview 🦋

[@ImperfectCarnivoreUK]

What a fabulous video! So much information and insight! ❤ Great interview.

[@johnhancock9249]

This doctors mother sounds a lot like my wife. She’s in the hospital with a tube draining fluid from her heart right now. She has been tired and sick a lot since Covid. But lately she gained weight and just like the mother had her foot operated on in the past. Before my wife met me now married for 20 years she too was insecure about her looks. She would survive on nachos and Marlboros to stay little. She was so beautiful the first time I laid eyes on her. And she is more beautiful today than ever. She gets prettier with time. I hope she pulls thru this difficult time. She has no appetite, and she needs to eat. The are running tests on her thyroid now because a day ago it wasn’t working properly. I’m so worried about her I can t sleep for days. I hope she can get well and healthy soon. I scared I’m starting to see the beginning of the end of her. And she’s 9 years older than me. I’m 53 I need to get her health somehow someway to slow down the coming of the end of our lives. I’m not going to be of much value to my buisness, or myself if something happens to her. I’m going to be so lost and alone. I just don’t see myself getting into another relationship. It wouldn’t be the same. No one can replace Beverly. I hope we can learn from the info given from videos like this to help my wife live longer.

[@aspecialangel16]

I'm sorry for your difficulties,try to look up . He's a big God

[@redhotz21]

Hugs to you dear sir ❤️

[@johnhancock9249]

@@redhotz21 thank you I replied to my original with an update to share about her current condition

[@johnhancock9249]

@@aspecialangel16 thank you I know He is in control. I have learned thru this to keep your eye on Jesus and off of the waves and the storm.

[@suzannehodgkins7197]

Keeping both of you in my prayers.

[@marciahento6936]

Great interview! Dr. Bright is awesome.

[@deniseboehning2664]

Learn so much from dr.bright. thank you for sharing

[@mtease9247]

Thank you both so much ! My daughter is a prime example of everything your talking about and was in a severe thyroid storm. I absolutely know this video will help her. 🙂

[@MrsPaulaTorres]

Having gone through thyrotoxicosis, hashitoxicosis, postpartum thyroiditis, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, hashimotos, call it what you want, I’ve spent many hours wishing I’d have gotten whatever “tier” cancer instead, as that’s the “loved illness” in society, cancer charities, cancer runs, cancer ribbons 🎀 blah blah blah all for overgrowth or sugar stuffed molecules I’d know how to heal, easy. But this thyroid madness, this invisible illness and the years of medical gaslighting and being treated as annoying hypochondriac, as the lunatic, or being told “you’re fine” just because you’re skinny and pretty and the fat doctor doesn’t want to run the labs… oh man. I’m freshly postpartum with my third child now and doing my best to push off that pp thyroid it is wall, because it’s hell and because I want to give my best self to my family as they haven’t seen her Yet, and nor have I really. While nursing watching these carnivore community videos, eating my fats and proteins, and cursing whomever brainwashed my mother into raising us as vegetarians… she turned earth with bare hands gardening “for our health”, meanwhile my bones deteriorated, developing flat feet, scoliosis, bowed legs and osteoarthritis by my twenties… I even have arthritis in my neck and my ankle and knees snap with every step.. I’m very well provided for, and I will be the one with a massive healing story to share but I know there’s plenty of people who simply run themselves to the ground trying to swim against the current of this plant based genocide. Stay strong people ❤

[@user-nt9rj8sz4m]

I developed OA while being on carniovre diet

[@littleeagle22]

@MrsPaulaTorres stay strong. Sounds like you are on the better path now. Keep watching the videos. I have learned so much from these keto/carnivore doctors…Berry, Pelz, Chaffee and other non-doctors like Kerry at Homestead How…etc. 🙏

[@kmsongbird]

@MrsPaulaTorres I smell a book and a podcast in your future! You have quite a story to tell and a way with words...

[@noodlehead2529]

Fantastic interview!!

[@VERACRUZSANRAFAEL]

Your interview is amazing. Filled with tons of knowledge. Thanks both of you for giving your time and share it with us Saludos desde Mexico

[@vilmabraun5680]

I learned so much from this interview. Thank you both D. Bright and Reina.

[@fronniebealer7808]

As usual, Dr. Bright is incredibly informative. I received so much out of this interview. Thank you.

[@deannagalvan2397]

Excellent Interview 💯

[@websterdoris3014]

Thank you both Ladies so much ♥️I love this very informative talk & I could listen to you all day long 💜

[@DonnaCouture]

Thank you so much for having this discussion with Dr. Bright. So much valuable information in this video. Grateful for all this information.

[@sweetmemories5010]

Thanks alot Dr Bright. That's the best best interview I have listed too. Knowing the low of cortisol in the body is very important to me.

[@Caro-de8ik]

I had tried to be keto so many times and for a multitude of reasons would fall off the wagon continually. Going cold turkey to carnivore was the only thing that worked for me. No counting carbs, no stress on finding all the low carb foods. Just eat meat. So simple. So doable. 200 days carnivore now and have reversed fatty liver. Considerably reduced t2d meds, ceased bp med, reduced heart meds by 3/4, significantly improved depression and anxiety and lost 46lbs. Looking forward to getting off all meds. Also have hashimotos and will check that for improvement in Jan.

[@les9058]

Diet and nutrients are the key 🗝️ to little to No meds!

[@user-mc5ch1rs4d]

I am curious, what dou you eat in a day?

[@LaughingblueSu]

4 month check in, how are you doing? Your comment has me interested in the carnivore diet.

[@Caro-de8ik]

@@LaughingblueSu Still doing really well. I have flu at the moment but even the way my body handles that is improved. Previously I avoided anyone who had flu cause I knew it would be not one week of illness but at least 4 and then the cough would go on for more weeks on top of that. This is my second flu over the past almost year on carnivore and the first one I was feeling over it in a week. I am 5 days into this current flu and no sign of lung infection(had pneumonia twice in the past) No sign of sinus infection. Still have a residual cough but a lot better already. And something else quite surprising. I am a carrier of haemachromatosis which means i can retain too much iron in the body which will damage organs. I was concerned about this going into carnivore as it is predominantly red meat. You would think that would increase my already too high iron but when I tested, my iron level had halved taking me smack bang into the middle of normal range. Triglycerides have almost halved and HDL is higher than it ever has been for me(that is the so called good cholesterol). My sense of smell has improved dramatically. I would not have known if I had stepped in a doggy doo previously. Dermatitis completely gone. I can feel I have built muscle though I have not exercised to do that. Still have hip pain but i have good days where the pain is much less. still have bad days at this point. Will be one year carni on 6 June. Looking forward to what the next year of it brings.

[@LaughingblueSu]

@Caro-de8ik wonderful to hear. Your journey will help me and others. I know someone who has the same red blood issue and I will tell her! Thank you!

[@HopeMichelle_XX]

VERY GREAT INTERVIEW! I’m going to try higher fat and iodine daily. Ive been struggling. Love Dr Brights ways.

[@breaker1685]

Thank you both for passing on your experience and knowledge - much appreciated !

[@susanneschauf7417]

Thank you both. I really enjoyed the interview and I learned a lot ❤

[@davidhenry6273]

Dr. Bright is brilliant. Raina, you conducted this interview extremely well.

[@cheesecakefan4880]

Ribeye? I prefer tenderloin🙃 What Ive discovered at 56yo is most doctors cant help us get well because most dont understand how to help us. This doctor is a pleasure to listen to speak and share her knowledge Thank you so much

[@exploringwithdave5926]

Tenderloin hasnt enough fat, otherwise yes, it's great once in a while.

[@tjmyers321]

perfectly said

[@carlahines2971]

Top your tenderloin with lots of butter.

[@almamarais7235]

WOW!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INFO!!!!!!!!!!

[@gara4946]

Ich hoffe Dr. Brights Buch kommt bald auf deutsch heraus. Zu wenig Informationen ist auf deutsch erhältlich. Und sie ist einfach nur wundervoll ❤ Vielen Dank für eure Arbeit und Aufklärung 🙏

[@kaitlinjensen]

Niederländisch und Dänisch ebenso.

[@les9058]

Why don't you translate and Post on a site for thyroid info in Germany, with a link to Dr. Brights and here... 🤫

[@les9058]

​@@kaitlinjensen Kaitlin.... Just translate this yourself and Post on a site you set-up for info, and link all Dr brights sited and i fo line here. Checkout ND Dr Janine from Canada, get info posts and weekly 30min info seminars on everything, but she's got great stuff on thyroid have'n the issue herself... She lists in factual Easy to note and use 1-3 min FYI's I've found Very helpful on Thyroid. 🤫

[@whatta1501]

An adolescent book, how awesome. I always try and help my niece.

[@erudicity1126]

Great discussion on the things to look out for with thyroid dysfunction and related iodine deficiency. ❤

[@jenniferwales2569]

Hey…. Top interview, Thankyou!! Looking forward to the book!!❤

[@laurieshaw4918]

Wow! Just getting tests back and working with a naturopath. This interview lines right up with everything. So informative. Thank you.

[@nan3271]

I've struggled with this all my life. I've been doing lay- research and I'm certain it's connected to loads of my symptoms. The GP 's are so limited. Very interesting. I'll have a look, Dr Bright. Thank you.

[@les9058]

Yep... GPS don't know near enough, start'n to catch up more But it takes you noting your symptoms and get'n tested properly... Also change'n your diet is the 1st line of help you Can do yourself...

[@sophiarother7676]

Excellent information. Thank you so much!!

[@oilenglai4128]

OH MY .....THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK A ZILLION for this interview. it has been so enlightening and assuring and solution based. excellent interviewer and interviewee

[@awesometulips9427]

Great interview. Thank you both ❤

[@memoirs84brighter12]

Loved her personality & the info provided

[@ScoobyDoo646202]

Thank you for the amazing amount of information in this video.

[@elizabethglenbentley7882]

Great explanations to questions and answers. Thank you.

[@M3rmaids2]

Very informative!! Thank you so much !

[@elizabethgilson5246]

In the 1960s I was given Dr. Stillman’s Quick Weight Loss book. I was 8. 500 calories a day was supposed to make me acceptable. I memorized it as a child can do. Now at age 67 I’m doing carnivore and it is amazing. I’ve been doing it only for one year. I feel so much better!

[@mystik.mermayde.aotearoa]

@@elizabethgilson5246 that is so sad 😢 I'm glad your finally getting your health back after all these years. An 8 year old needs proper nutrition and calories in order to grow and mature!

[@elizabethgilson5246]

So true, fat phobia is an evil thing. Thanks for caring😘​@@mystik.mermayde.aotearoa

[@Alice30254]

Amazing interview!! Im speechless Thank you!❤

[@marionalbergo1146]

Great interview. Very comprehensive. Thank you

[@korab.2938]

Amazing interview ! Very impressive Doctor.

[@ekohgypsi-ek6jr]

Amazing woman ! Finally an answer to my Hashimotos. I live a healthy lifestyle. I have allergies so I avoid shellfish. I also have issues getting fat in my diet I am low fat nut free vegetarian. Guess I need to figure this out. So grateful I saw this!!❤.

[@IamVRan]

OMG! I just liked this video and boom, it changed to 10k, I should buy a lottery ticket. Thank u for the videos you are producing for us. On the Carnivore exactly 200 days. LOVE IT! cheers

[@lindasmith8701]

Fully appreciated this conversation! Especially, Dr Bright’s very last comment about the fact that some people could be hypersensitive to iodine. Looking forward to Dr Bright’s book!!

[@quantumtimelines2846]

My first time watching! Thanks! Enjoyed!

[@keymeter1917]

The interviewer is terrific. She asks a lot of pertinent questions. And if she doesn't understand something ......she'll ask "why"? She sounds as though she has a background in medicine. I don't understand some of those quirky medical-patois that Dr Bright uses. BWTBS, I shall be re-listening to this superb and enlightening video again, as there's a lot to digest here. Well done & thank you, 5minuteBody!🧡

[@benjiedrollinger990]

Great interview.

[@globalenergyfrequencycoach]

Amazing conversation l!! 👏🏽♥️

[@janekrelle4569]

Thank you so much for sharing information, I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s disease when I was in my mid thirties and I am now 75 and have not taken medication for the last 10 years my TSH was 9 but I have been on carnivore for the last 9 months. I do not have any symptoms and will get tested again after Christmas. Love how I feel eating this way. Such great information will love to put this into practice thanking you so much

[@AP-nx6xo]

I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism 20 yrs ago. Im 61. I have been carnivore for one month Im hoping my thyroid will start producing thyroid hormones on its own again. May I ask how long it took you being a carnivore to stop thyroid meds? I will definitely be getting a lot of lab work in my future. My retired doctor is pro carnivore and keto. My doctor now knows nothing about nutrition or thyroid Thanks

[@sofiamiliaressis5403]

Hi Jane, becoming carnivore for Hashimoto is why l am here but I’m too afraid to give up the thyroid medication. Am l just being stupid as l am now carnivore?

[@sofiamiliaressis5403]

@@AP-nx6xoI have been seeking this answer too. I am just too chicken to stop taking the medication!

[@louisesabourin9572]

​@@sofiamiliaressis5403 Don't give up your medication . Go testing it before , and your Dr. Will see with you if you can bring your medication lower , and you will feel yourself on hyper thyroid symptoms .

[@user-tz7qu9fu3w]

⁠​⁠@@sofiamiliaressis5403the fear mongering is real… I had the same issue. Eventually I quit taking the meds out of hatred and disgust for The System. Listen to your body. It has a lot to say, if you let it. I found carnivore by accident, just getting started. I quit those meds much before, but had made other key dietary changes (cut seed oils, ultra-processed foods, sugar) switched to bone broths, eventually keto-ish and now leaning carnivore. Feeling better than ever in my body (unbelievable), and am sure the big changes are just beginning to show themselves. I have hope for you. Good luck on your health journey. 🙏🏻

[@annedonnell9422]

I’m working with doctor bright now. She’s incredible!

[@danielagentile8049]

So awesome! Are you paying a monthly fee?

[@les9058]

Whom and where is your Dr.?

[@EarmuffHugger]

Thanks❤️We're learning👍

[@ME-km3tq]

Love Dr. Bright's style ❤

[@malzimus]

Heavy metal toxicity can also be a huge factor in many health issues, along with iodine deficiency, B12 deficiency, and other things.

[@paulahickman7924]

Thank you for posting that. I had heavy metal toxicity badly. My test readings were way off the charts I subsequently developed hypothyroidism ( although when my tsh wa like 5 to 7 range the doctors told me that was fine duh!).

[@MatrixxPhoenixx]

​@@paulahickman7924how did u detoxify the for ever metals?

[@judymiller5154]

"the thyroid test ranges are too wide"!! I was always low but within range yet felt poorly. At one point I said I wanted to be medicated to just above mid-range. It helped a lot!

[@les9058]

As with ALL test'n... The range needs to be read with an eye to where you are in the ok range so 'low normal' means you often are have'n issues... If so, then nutritional support is the 1st thing to address, meds are often Not ONLY incomplete to worthless for improvement, but Can add further issues.... So Start with that and if you improve along with your test scores you're on the right track for You! Same if high normal! Only those with true mid range 'normal' scores on ALL points TSH 3-4 & antibodies thyroiditis, can consider it accurate to them! Why so many are Over looked and denied help fall'n barely in range.... It's like about to fall off the bed, but Still hang'n on means your ok -Not hardly0, don't accept that brush-off especially with the symptoms present your body's tell'n you something's outta sync. ✌️

[@ingela_injeela]

Thanks for a great interview.

[@christinaperez254]

I am so excited for Dr. Bright's adolescence book....she is such a treasure.