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Hypothyroidism is one of the most common endocrine disorders worldwide. Millions of individuals — particularly women — experience symptoms of low thyroid function, and a large proportion remain undiagnosed or inadequately treated. The thyroid gland is a small butterfly-shaped endocrine organ located at the base of the neck. Despite its size, it exerts a profound influence over nearly every physiological system in the body. Thyroid hormones regulate: Cellular energy production

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A significant percentage (>30%) of people who suffered from Covid-19 infection are struggling to return to normal health (there are also reports of these symptoms after the mRNA injections). Some common symptoms that continue to affect them even months after the initial infection are depicted in the image below. The most common issues reported are fatigue, low stamina, brain fog, memory issues, anxiety, muscular/body pains and sleep problems. There is broad agreement that th

Gallstones have become a ubiquitous problem with estimates suggesting up to 20-25% of various populations having the condition. Though initially relatively asymptomatic, when allowed to worsen and maybe get infected, it can become an excruciatingly painful and serious problem. Most patients are offered a relatively simple solution - cholecystectomy: surgical gallbladder removal! As we will understand in this blog, this approach is like shooting the victim of a crime while the

Kidney stones are a common and very painful problem. They often lead to expensive treatment. What makes it worse is for a majority of people the stones recur every few years. This is simply because they fail to understand and address the underlying root causes. Prevalent treatments for kidney stones include shock-wave therapy, laparoscopic surgery and ureteroscopy. Certain medicines are used to relax the muscles of the ureter, helping the stone pass out more easily. So let u

In the first part of the hypothyroidism blog we understood the problem in detail. Now let us see how we can resolve it. First, let us understand the various components of the problem. Once we understand these, addressing them becomes easy. 1 . Low T4 can result from the following imbalances: Iodine deficiency: Without sufficient iodine, T4 synthesis cannot happen optimally. Insufficient selenium: Low selenium in the body impacts both, T4 synthesis as well as T4 to T

Thyroid is a butterfly-shaped endocrine gland located in the throat. Thyroid related imbalances are perhaps the most common hormonal...

With the lock-down on its way out, it's time to prepare ourselves to withstand the chances of exposure.