Preventive medicine for hypo/hyper thyroidism?
I have had a family member die of hyperthyroidism and another one diagnosed with hypothyroidism. Besides measuring TSH levels, is there anything I can do to monitor and take preventive action to ensure my thyroid is well.
I have seen dozens of people completely reverse their thyroid conditions on a live food diet and get off their medications. So, if it can be reversed, it can be prevented. Radish juice is especially good for both hyper- and hypo-thyroidism.
Do a google search on “live food” or “raw food” and “thyroid” and you will not be disappointed. If you cannot find anything, email me and I’ll send you my file which is full of great testimonials from people who have to keep cutting back on their meds because their thyroid starts to work again. So much for incompetent doctors who do NOT study food and say you’ll be on medication for the rest of your life!
Preventive Medicine
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