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Here’s the registro do apdfpr 5.04 story, repeated countless times in my office over my 32 years of practicing medicine. It goes like this:

“My doctor found that registro do apdfpr 5.04 I had thyroid disease, he put me on Synthroid (or other thyroid medicine) and registro do apdfpr 5.04 told me the numbers were better. But I still feel tired, sluggish, bloated, constipated and registro do apdfpr 5.04 depressed!”

Another version:

“I have gained all sorts of weight, I’m exhausted all the time, my skin is dry, my hair’s falling out and I’m constipated. I went to registro do apdfpr 5.04 my doctor, sure that my thyroid was low. But she blood-tested me and registro do apdfpr 5.04 told me I was fine! Now what do I do?”

This is why I wrote Thyroid Balance, and this is why I’ve launched the Thyroid Balance Blogsite. I’d like to registro do apdfpr 5.04 give my answers to those stories, and to hear your stories as well. Standard, conventional medicine looks at the registro do apdfpr 5.04 thyroid as if it’s working separate from registro do apdfpr 5.04 all the other body systems, almost as if it’s not connected to anything, like it’s a registro do apdfpr 5.04 thermostat on the wall that is either on or off. The measurement that’s used to see if it’s on or off, called the TSH or thyroid stimulating hormone, is the only factor that’s used to decide if your thyroid has a problem.

News Flash: This is registro do apdfpr 5.04 not the way the body works in reality. In our actual bodies, our thyroid glands are registro do apdfpr 5.04 in second-to-second communication with the adrenals (stress glands), the male and female hormones, the neurotransmitters (brain chemicals), the digestion, the liver and detoxification apparatus, the immune system……even the musculoskeletal system. You can’t look at the thyroid separately from these other systems, they’re really one system with many different points of activity.

I call this the Metabolic Matrix, and talk about it in my book, Thyroid Balance. Like any matrix or web, you can’t influence one part without affecting everything, and you can’t expect to registro do apdfpr 5.04 feel well when several parts of that web are weakened. This is registro do apdfpr 5.04 how a new field, Integrative Medicine, looks at the thyroid in particular and health in general.

In the registro do apdfpr 5.04 coming weeks, I hope to include four types of blog entries. One, I’d like to share more of the idea of the Metabolic Matrix as a way of thinking about thyroid and other conditions. Two, I’d like to registro do apdfpr 5.04 share some stories of some of my patients, and to registro do apdfpr 5.04 invite you to share your stories and comments. Three, I’d like to registro do apdfpr 5.04 comment on health topics in the news, particularly treatments and approaches that registro do apdfpr 5.04 can be helpful to you in your quest for Energy, Weight Loss, Balanced Moods, and Vitality. Four, I’d like to share some of my own journey in addressing Parkinson’s Disease, which I’ve had for 2 ½ years and continue to deal with.

I look forward to sharing with you! Glenn Rothfeld, M.D.

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12 Responses to “Welcome”

  1. on 15 Nov 2007 at 5:26 pm Sue

    Hi Glenn, am looking forward to this information…

    I just discussed thyroid and chronic pain issues with Dr. Teitelbaum.

    Do you have a natural thyroid supplement that you suggest? Am taking kelp, don’t notice much difference… A supplement that does not have cows as its source (it registro do apdfpr 5.04 could be from organically grass fed cows but not ones raised on factory farms with growth hormones).

    Thanks!

    PS: Did not know about the Parkinson’s. Good fortune to you !

  2. on 15 Nov 2007 at 5:50 pm Ellie

    Hi Dr. Rothfeld! I’m anxious to see you again. I’m waiting to registro do apdfpr 5.04 hear what Friday you will be in Plymouth. I just had registro do apdfpr 5.04 a biopsy of my thyroid (6 in fact) and can’t wait to registro do apdfpr 5.04 discuss the results with you. This email appeared at the perfect time!
    See you soon (I hope).
    Ellie

  3. on 15 Nov 2007 at 7:06 pm Kelly

    Ten year’s ago I was diagnosed with hypothyroid. After many years of disbelief I finally became very ill and registro do apdfpr 5.04 could barely walk from the constant joint pain I was having. After several months of steroid therapy I’m feeling 80% better however, I’m still having medical issues with protein in the registro do apdfpr 5.04 urine, frequent UTI’s and yeast infections. I’ve recently been diagnosed with Lupus. I’m not sure what is going on at this point, but I’m not totally convinced I have registro do apdfpr 5.04 Lupus. No one in my family has been diagnosed with any type of auto immune disorder and registro do apdfpr 5.04 I’ve been pretty healthy my entire life.

  4. on 15 Nov 2007 at 7:19 pm debra

    my dr found i had registro do apdfpr 5.04 a thyroid problem a month after i had my son in 1995, he never explained options or registro do apdfpr 5.04 anything. I had radiation, and gained 30 lbs. I have registro do apdfpr 5.04 been to several docs over the years, the best thing to registro do apdfpr 5.04 happen to me is Armour thyroid and had to go to registro do apdfpr 5.04 several different drs to see if they would prescribe it! One dr told me it wasn’t safe and i would probably get mad cow from it? gee it’s from pigs! everything i reasd is registro do apdfpr 5.04 for people who still have thyroid function and y advice for registro do apdfpr 5.04 hairloss and weight gain for those of us who have had registro do apdfpr 5.04 radiation? thanks

  5. on 16 Nov 2007 at 12:06 am Pat

    After seeing you registro do apdfpr 5.04 I am in the process of writing a history for you registro do apdfpr 5.04 of my struggles with health and energy to go with the registro do apdfpr 5.04 tests you ordered - I’ve done the registro do apdfpr 5.04 blood and saliva and will do the heavy metal toxic test. I have registro do apdfpr 5.04 done a lot of research and incorporated solutions that resonate with me. I have registro do apdfpr 5.04 a pretty good intuitive sense about what is right for registro do apdfpr 5.04 me but sometimes that gets confused with what the experts say, What is registro do apdfpr 5.04 important to me is to have a clear mind to registro do apdfpr 5.04 do my work - paint pictures - and to have registro do apdfpr 5.04 also have my physical energy in tact. When the balance is off I am stupid. I came back for a week recently reborn as myself. But it only lasted a week and then it was over, I resumed the registro do apdfpr 5.04 micronic silver I was taking for the bronchial flu I had registro do apdfpr 5.04 all summer and maybe once again am getting better,

    Thank you for doing this. It is registro do apdfpr 5.04 a difficult place we drift around in and any help would be registro do apdfpr 5.04 a real miracle.

  6. on 16 Nov 2007 at 12:47 am susan

    Four years ago I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism. My Doctor perscribed synthriod, I broke out with terrible hives. I still needed a registro do apdfpr 5.04 med, so we tried cytemol, hives again. Three doctors later we tried another thyroid medicine that registro do apdfpr 5.04 made my heart race,it raced so badly I could not sleep. That doctor said I had registro do apdfpr 5.04 no other options, because I was allergic to everything. He said see a registro do apdfpr 5.04 heart doctor.
    I had registro do apdfpr 5.04 read enough thyroid books to know that I needed my thyriod to registro do apdfpr 5.04 live. My only hope was a health food store,I asked if they knew a registro do apdfpr 5.04 doctor that could help.
    Doctor Glenn Rothfeld gave me a registro do apdfpr 5.04 compounded time released T4 and T3. None of my other docters tried this.I don’t think they even knew about it. I had no trouble taking it! I also bought his book. It was better than registro do apdfpr 5.04 any other thyriod book I ever read. Dr. Rothfeld saved my life! I feel great agian, I work, play with my grandchildren, and registro do apdfpr 5.04 appreciate being alive.

    Thank You
    Sincerely
    Susan Cabral

  7. on 16 Nov 2007 at 6:15 am Heidi

    Dr. Rothfeld,
    I’ve been a patient of yours for about 5 years now. When I was first diagnosed with hypothyroidism I was put on synthroid, my TSH was back to registro do apdfpr 5.04 normal, but my symptoms did not go away. It took 2 years of adjusting medications and registro do apdfpr 5.04 not getting anywhere before I went to see you, you worked on the registro do apdfpr 5.04 whole body as well as adjusting my thyroid medications (to Armor Thyroid which I am still on and works well for me), and I have been in great shape ever since. However, I know so many others who registro do apdfpr 5.04 do not have the option of getting to Boston to see you registro do apdfpr 5.04 (I’m in the military and move all over…currently serving in Iraq), and registro do apdfpr 5.04 they have the same story of being treated to get their TSH into the registro do apdfpr 5.04 “normal range”, but still suffering with all the symptoms of hypothyroid. How can registro do apdfpr 5.04 the average patient deal with this problem if the majority of doctors will not treat the registro do apdfpr 5.04 patient or the symptoms, but will strictly look at adjusting meds to registro do apdfpr 5.04 meet the TSH numbers. Almost everyone else I know with thyroid problems (and there are so many out there) feels they are not being appropriately treated for this disease.
    Appreciate your registro do apdfpr 5.04 feedback on how to handle this problem when we are at the registro do apdfpr 5.04 mercy of the medical community to treat us.
    Thanks,
    - Heidi

  8. on 02 Jan 2008 at 3:17 pm JoAnn

    I am registro do apdfpr 5.04 like all these testaments of these women. I too am battling the registro do apdfpr 5.04 hypothyroid I do not have some of these symptons but the registro do apdfpr 5.04 hair loss is horrible. my Dr. has given me levoxyl & some armour. combined. 175 L. 45 Ar. my weight has registro do apdfpr 5.04 been intolerable.now I need to ask you a question.if your registro do apdfpr 5.04 thyroid REALLY worked as it is supposed to,wouldn’t you be able to get back to your (supposed) normal weight? if not why not?? This Dr. will not let me have armour alone……….Jo Ann

  9. on 27 Jan 2008 at 6:21 pm Lynn

    Hi
    i have a friend that has swollen thyroid
    ?? hyperthyroidism..
    funny thing is (well, not funny really)…
    she was diagnosed with M.S. due to her gait being
    off (she has herniated disc in neck…) & she
    has tremors/weakness & eyes a bit wide..not bulging
    tho..sluggish colon etc…….
    and suggested she have radiactive iodine….
    help ?
    thank you for your time

  10. on 13 May 2008 at 4:09 pm Stephanie Pruett

    I had registro do apdfpr 5.04 my all my thyriod taken out. It has been a nightmare ever since. They clipped my vocal cord, then registro do apdfpr 5.04 after all that I cant speek very well, hard to swallow, eat, and registro do apdfpr 5.04 do any thing from all the pain I am in. They put me on synthriod, which I hate, it registro do apdfpr 5.04 makes my hair fall out and just missarable. I have had registro do apdfpr 5.04 to switch doc’s. I just cant find any one to registro do apdfpr 5.04 help me. I wish there was someone to help me and registro do apdfpr 5.04 give me a little advice

  11. on 05 Jun 2008 at 8:26 pm Michelle

    I found Dr. Rothfeld’s book at Borders today. It was laying in an unusual spot - as if talking to me!
    I plan to borrow it from the library tomorrow. I have registro do apdfpr 5.04 been debating with my dr about my symptoms for 2 years now and registro do apdfpr 5.04 she isn’t hearing me.; said I’m in menopause,I’m only 38!
    Weight gain, depression, exhaustion, mood swings,too warm all the registro do apdfpr 5.04 time, the list goes on. I was told to exercise and all would be well. My thryroid is “borderline”. It’s not all in my head, is it?? Any support, suggestions would be appreciated.

  12. on 15 Aug 2008 at 5:05 pm Marla

    I have registro do apdfpr 5.04 been on synthroid for 5 yrs now. Found your book and registro do apdfpr 5.04 it has been very helpful. Doctors don’t tell you all the in’s and out’s of thyroid disease. Especially how it registro do apdfpr 5.04 interacts with other organs and metabolism. My metabolism is very sluggish. My cholesteral is registro do apdfpr 5.04 now borderline and 3 liver enzymes are slightly elevated. Is this registro do apdfpr 5.04 a side effect of thyroid medicine and slow metabolism? I enjoy reading all the comments on this websit. It’s good to know I’ not the only one who feels the way I do.

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