Autoimmune Thyroid Hashimotos Recovery – Before, During, and After

Here a copy of the video where Vandana shares her success throughout different times of her care. The last segment is a year after she had completed her care plan. Her TSH went from 22 to normal levels in a couple short months. It had been high for over 2 years. Her energy levels, gut symptoms, hashimotos immune issues, and depression all improved. She was very happy to see a year after completing care she was still thriving. Getting to the root cause of the health condition is key to healing. Hidden food sensitivities, gut infections, adrenal fatigue and autoimmune issues tend to be contributing factors with thyroid patients.

Initial part of care plan:

Interviewer: All right. Vandana came in this morning and wanted to share some things about how she’s doing now.

Interviewee: I’m doing really, really great. I can handle stress so well. That’s what I was talking to Dr. Parker today – that I can handle stress so well. No more crying, no more getting depressed, and no more getting all worked up and just blowing my head off and, you know, talking and just crying over small silly things. I can handle very well myself; a lot in control.

Interviewer: Yeah, there’s a huge difference. We’ve got a lot of your systems working good, we’ve got a lot of your foundation nutrition going on Your gut’s doing much better too.

Interviewee: Yes, absolutely.

Interviewer: Absolutely. So we’re just going to keep on tracking our progress with you.

After a few months of care:

Interviewer: All right. Vandana just came in.She’s been under care and we’re working on some thyroid conditions, and some gut health, and some different immune problems that she was having. And she’s kind of on a maintenance level right now as we just keep helping heal things, and she wanted us to share her latest report.

Interviewee: Yes. My thyroid level was like two years ago, it was 16.4, and last December, it was 22; and now it has reduced significantly when I started this treatment. It’s gone to 1.04 and I was so excited.[Laughter]

Interviewer: That’s your TSH level.

Interviewee: TSH level, yes.

Interviewer: Yeah, yeah. That’s a tremendous shift.

Interviewee: Yes.

Interviewer: And how are you feeling, how are you doing?

Interviewee: Oh, great; absolutely great. [Laughter] I don’t think I have any more problems now.

Interviewer: How long have you been working on your thyroid condition? How long has it been high like that?

Interviewee: Oh, it’s for two years now.

Interviewer: For two years.

Interviewee: And then I started treatment with you since

December; and in two or three months, it’s gone down to 1.04.

Interviewer: Yeah, yeah. That’s a huge normalization.

Interviewee: Yes.

Interviewer: That just means that your systems are working better and your thyroid’s not being attacked, it’s functioning much better. And you’re the result of it; and look how well you’re doing.

Interviewee: Yes. [Laughter]

Yes. Interviewer: I appreciate you sharing with me.

Interviewee: Thank you.

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Autoimmune Thyroid Hashimotos Recovery – Before, During, and After

Here a copy of the video where Vandana shares her success throughout different times of her care. The last segment is a year after she had completed her care plan. Her TSH went from 22 to normal levels in a couple short months. It had been high for over 2 years. Her energy levels, gut symptoms, hashimotos immune issues, and depression all improved. She was very happy to see a year after completing care she was still thriving. Getting to the root cause of the health condition is key to healing. Hidden food sensitivities, gut infections, adrenal fatigue and autoimmune issues tend to be contributing factors with thyroid patients.

Initial part of care plan:

Interviewer: All right. Vandana came in this morning and wanted to share some things about how she’s doing now.

Interviewee: I’m doing really, really great. I can handle stress so well. That’s what I was talking to Dr. Parker today – that I can handle stress so well. No more crying, no more getting depressed, and no more getting all worked up and just blowing my head off and, you know, talking and just crying over small silly things. I can handle very well myself; a lot in control.

Interviewer: Yeah, there’s a huge difference. We’ve got a lot of your systems working good, we’ve got a lot of your foundation nutrition going on Your gut’s doing much better too.

Interviewee: Yes, absolutely.

Interviewer: Absolutely. So we’re just going to keep on tracking our progress with you.

After a few months of care:

Interviewer: All right. Vandana just came in.She’s been under care and we’re working on some thyroid conditions, and some gut health, and some different immune problems that she was having. And she’s kind of on a maintenance level right now as we just keep helping heal things, and she wanted us to share her latest report.

Interviewee: Yes. My thyroid level was like two years ago, it was 16.4, and last December, it was 22; and now it has reduced significantly when I started this treatment. It’s gone to 1.04 and I was so excited.[Laughter]

Interviewer: That’s your TSH level.

Interviewee: TSH level, yes.

Interviewer: Yeah, yeah. That’s a tremendous shift.

Interviewee: Yes.

Interviewer: And how are you feeling, how are you doing?

Interviewee: Oh, great; absolutely great. [Laughter] I don’t think I have any more problems now.

Interviewer: How long have you been working on your thyroid condition? How long has it been high like that?

Interviewee: Oh, it’s for two years now.

Interviewer: For two years.

Interviewee: And then I started treatment with you since

December; and in two or three months, it’s gone down to 1.04.

Interviewer: Yeah, yeah. That’s a huge normalization.

Interviewee: Yes.

Interviewer: That just means that your systems are working better and your thyroid’s not being attacked, it’s functioning much better. And you’re the result of it; and look how well you’re doing.

Interviewee: Yes. [Laughter]

Yes. Interviewer: I appreciate you sharing with me.

Interviewee: Thank you.