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“The goal is to optimize, not just normalize.”
For decades I struggled with undiagnosed Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and Hypothyroidism. After finally getting it diagnosed, it still took several trips to different doctors to find one who would treat my symptoms and not just my labs. I would be told “Your bloodwork is normal, you’re fine” but I still felt unwell.
When I finally found a doctor who would optimize my levels with the right medicine and the right dose, I began to feel better! I am now passionate about offering the same help for my patients. We are not a lab number!
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Hypothyroidism and Weight Loss
By far the most common thing I hear about when treating hypothyroid patients is that they are struggling to lose weight. And next question will be what type of diet is right for them, and what can they do to accelerate weight loss? Losing weight with low thyroid function is ...
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Several times a week I get patients who come in expressing to me that their endocrinologist told them Hashimoto's is not treatable and “doesn’t really matter” in terms of their overall treatment plan. Sometimes it is not even tested for a diagnosis. The most common question I get is whether ...
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Confused About Hormone Replacement?
Are Hormones Good or Bad? When I first graduated from medical school back in the early 2000’s, I have to admit was thoroughly confused by whether hormone replacement therapy was good or bad, and I wasn't sure if I should recommend it. I also did not understand the differences between ...
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