If you have had a thyroidectomy, you have probably been told something like: as long as your TSH is normal and you take your medication, you will feel fine. And to be clear, that is the goal.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: for many people, this isn’t primarily a “bad medication” problem. It is usually a dose stability problem, and more specifically, a problem rooted in the T4 to T3 ratio and how your body processes it.
Do your thyroid labs look normal, but you still feel exhausted? Discover the 7 "thyroid imposters"—from low iron to adrenal issues—that mimic hypothyroidism.
Labs come back normal, but you still feel exhausted and foggy? It might not be your thyroid. Here are 3 common conditions that mimic hypothyroidism, Dysglycemia, Low Ferritin, and Sleep Apnea, and why adding more medication might backfire.
Unexplained weight gain during menopause isn't about calories—it's about how your liver processes fuel. Dr. Alan Christianson explains the liver-hormone connection and shares a science-backed "reset" plan to reclaim your metabolic health naturally.
During menopause, shifting hormones and HRT can alter thyroid needs. Discover how midlife changes affect your thyroid and learn what you can do to support it safely.
For years, we’ve heard that a glass of wine a day might be “good for the heart.” Then came the headlines saying no amount of alcohol is safe. So… which is it? The truth is more nuanced than the soundbites. In this article, I’ll cut through the noise and share […]
Can’t live without that morning cup of Joe? This guide to coffee and caffeine’s effects on your health is for you. Here’s how to know whether it’s time for your own ‘coffee holiday.’