Natural Approaches to Hyperthyroidism | 216 - Margie Bissinger & Dr. Eric Osansky

[@blessed7015]

I was diagnosed with Grave's Disease in 2000. Shortly later, I started seeing information tying the risk of osteoporosis to Grave's Disease. Even after I was diagnosed with Osteopenia in my late twenties, several Endocrinologist didn't listen to me; denied the connection...Now, I have full blown osteoporosis. More doctors need to keep up with research and not be so dismissive!

[@georgekuttykochumman8422]

I was in hypper thyroid and took Methimazol 5mg for 18 months. T3,T4,Tsh came normal. But Antibody TSI(thyroid Stimulating Immunoglobulin)is 337.Normal is 140.Doing dietary supplements and supplements

[@georgekuttykochumman8422]

Its a big video. Who can listen to this much time

[@minouagah8280]

Is there any consultation

[@warsanismael7739]

I have greave disease and I don’t tolerate medication and I’m scared of surgery and radiation therapy so my body is weak and doesn’t know what to do 😅

[@minniedass5461]

I was just told 2weeks ago i i have hyperthyroidism

[@Sarajb517]

Are there any good doctors for Graves’ disease in nyc??? Preferably with more modern approaches ??? I don’t want to nuke my thyroid

[@margiebissinger6980]

I don't know any offhand but you can go to the Institute for Functional Medicine and see the practitioners in NYC. That is a good way to start and many of them treat Grave's Disease. www.ifm.org/find-a-practitioner/ . You can also work with a medical doctor and consult Dr. Osansky - [e-mail] .

[@alisonbauer6856]

I’m listening to video at this time so maybe you address this. Are there any supplements that people with Grave’s disease such as myself should avoid? Is quercitin, resvertol ok specifically. I know no iodine. Thanks for sharing your knowledge:)