The Hypothyroid Diet Link That Is Often Ignored By Doctors

Is there a hypothyroid diet connection?



Most doctors will usually say no to this question if asked.



However, to really understand the connection between hypothyroidism and diet you have to look for the cause of hypothyroidism, which most doctors don't do.







Unfortunately, there are only two things that most doctors focus on and this is diagnosis and treatment.



You could be asking, "Aren't searching for a cause and diagnosis the same thing?"



The answer to this question is NO.



Diagnosis is essentially a label. Doctors and insurers use these to categorize health problems. A health issues is then given a special code or number.



If you don't have a code, you don't get paid.



I've got a secret I want to share with you and once you've heard it, you will know a lot more about what causes disease.



Treating a condition should be easy, once you know its cause, right?



Diet and environment are the cause of 95% of disease.



Now, if you should ask your doctor what commonly causes hypothyroidism, you should be able to get an answer.



This is the answer...



The most common cause of hypothyroidism worldwide is iodine deficiency.



When there is insufficient quantities of this mineral in a person's food, iodine deficiency occurs.



This happens to be a link between dietary habits and hypothyroidism.



In countries that are underdeveloped, the simply solution to this issues is to add more iodine to a person's eating regimen.



But if you happen to live in the United States, this is not a problem that can be fixed by simply adding more iodine to your diet.



It could help if you have a deficiency.



Iodine may not help you because the most common cause of hypothyroidism in the U.S. is Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. This is an autoimmune disorder, which the cause is unknown.



Proper eating is a necessary part of the treatment for Hashimoto's given that environment and food is the most common cause of disease in general.



We will talk more about nutrition and Hashimoto's in future articles.



Now you have a better idea of what causes most forms of disease and one known link between diet and hypothyroidism.



If you suffer from this ailment, place your focus on nutritional deficiencies as this is not something that many doctors do.



Think about reading The Hypothyroid Diet.



Be well,



Dr. K. Dobrzynski

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