October 7, 2019
One of the questions that I get the most is, “is natural thyroid safe?” First, you might be wondering exactly what is NDT thyroid and how long does it take for desiccated thyroid to work?
Thyroid & Natural Health Blog
For more than 30 years, I have been helping patients achieve optimum thyroid and adrenal health. I’ve also trained tens of thousands of doctors and healthcare professionals worldwide and strongly believe in the importance of sharing the information I have learned with people looking to improve their health naturally.
I want you to live a healthy life just like my satisfied patients; that’s why I’m sharing all the wisdom I have gained in this natural health blog.
Here, you’ll find crucial information about thyroid disease, adrenal fatigue, weight loss tips, healthy diet suggestions, the role that hormones have in the body, and much more.
My thyroid blog provides helpful tips on how to optimize your thyroid treatment regimen so that you’re always feeling your best. I also offer recommendations on natural supplements that can help minimize your dependence on traditional thyroid medications. I discuss the various diagnostic tests to confirm your diagnosis and the treatments you need to take to rebalance your thyroid.
Please check out some of my other blog posts, such as The Thyroid Reset Diet, How to Quickly Remove Excess Iodine From the Body, and my Thyroid Dose Conversion Calculator.
Rest assured, the information in this natural medicine blog is based on medical literature, not mere fads. As a board-certified naturopathic endocrinologist, I believe that the best care comes from a combination of natural and traditional therapies.
Remember: knowledge is power. The more you know, the better health decisions you’ll make. Let my informative blog posts on natural health and medicine help you with that!
September 9, 2019
Interested in figuring out how well your thyroid is working? The American Thyroid Association recently surveyed over 12 thousand people on treatment for hypothyroidism and asked them how well their treatment was working.
July 8, 2019
How much do you know about your height-to-waist ratio, and what does it even mean for your overall health? Let me help you learn a bit more about it, how you can calculate it, and what it all means. Let’s dive into it to give you a much clearer idea […]
June 24, 2019
I always appreciate whenever someone writes in to ask me a question about their health. I recently received a message from Remy about depression, and I wanted to do a deep dive on the subject to help clear up any confusion – and address some action steps.
June 3, 2019
“Hi Dr. Roz, My doctor said I have problems with my thyroid and my adrenals and I don’t know which one to treat first. Some say it must be the adrenals, others say it should be the thyroid. I’m afraid to do it wrong”
May 27, 2019
How do you know if your thyroid gland is still working? If you have ever wondered if your thyroid was still functional, shut down, or making half of what you need, then let’s dive and sort out what you can do about it today.
May 23, 2019
Do you know how to test for toxins or chemicals in your body? Environmental toxicants are one of the biggest controllable factors behind chronic diseases in the modern world. This idea used to be very “alternative,” but now it is well-accepted in all circles. I love being able to see […]
May 6, 2019
Hyperparathyroidism is more than just a random name. You may have never heard of it or heard it mentioned in passing. If you have thyroid disease, it could be a hidden source of many stubborn symptoms. This blog will help you know if it could be an issue for you.
May 2, 2019
In 2017, one of the most highly-searched terms was “ketogenic diet.” Today, I want to dive a bit deeper into what the ketogenic diet is, the relationship between hypothyroidism and keto diet and keto and thyroid medication.
April 22, 2019
Do you know if you’re taking the right amount of thyroid medicine, or if you have the idea TSH level for weight loss? When it comes to Hashimoto thyroiditis weight loss, just because you’re taking more does not mean you’re getting better.